VIDEO
MONK SETS SINGLE SEASON RECEPTION RECORD, 1984

Video from the original broadcast in 1984 showing Art Monk break Charley Hennigan's single season reception record, a record that had stood for 20 years. Monk would end up with 106 catches, the only player in the entire decade of the '80s to catch more than 100 balls. In the '90s, only ONE YEAR would see the top receptions mark in the NFL dip below 100, further evidence of the shift in league rules that favored wide receivers and of why Monk's merits need to be judged based on the era in which he played.
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Compilation of Support for Monk in the HOF (Main Page)

Art Monk Sets Single Season Reception Record, 1984

Art Monk Sets All-Time Receptions Record, 1992

Art Monk's Reaction to Setting All-Time Record

Joe Theismann on Art Monke

The Case for Monk: Introduction

The Case for Monk: Argument 1 (Monk's career built on short completions)

The Case for Monk: Argument 2 (Monk had no signature catch)

The Case for Monk: Argument 3 (Monk disappeared in postseason)

The Case for Monk: Argument 4 (Monk was not the top Redskin receiver)

The Case for Monk: Argument 5 (Only biased Redskin fans support Monk in the HOF)

OPEN LETTER TO THE VOTERS
Why Character Matters, and Why Monk's Character
On the Field Must be Considered when
Evaluating his Candidacy for the Hall of Fame.

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