From Foley on Twitter, you're dead wrong. Art should have gone next. Rigo was a one-time

pro bowler and had a very short run of greatness. Arts was much longer lasting. That's fine. Art had great years. Rigo, by the way, had great years in which he

was not named to the Pro Bowl. Again, 70s and 80s football, it was about running backs, okay? And there

were so many, many in the NFC, starting with guys like Walter Payton and Tony Dorset.

You know, in the AFC, you had Franco, you had OJ, you had Earl Campbell.

I mean, it was the era of running backs.

Rigo was considered also to be more of a fullback at times than a halfback or a tailback.

But Rigo is one of the great clutch performers in the history of the game,

and certainly in the history of our franchise.

Arts Jersey, 100% should be retired.

I just think Riggos should go in before his.

That's all.

Cody Benjamin is with us.

Cody does a great job for CBSSports.com.

He's always one of my favorites to have on because he is very much an astute and thoughtful NFL reporter and analyst.

And he put together a list of the best coaches in the NFL, one through

32 with three tiers.

But actually, I'm just curious because you're such an NFL guy and to a certain degree,

a bit of an NFL historian.

I don't know how closely you follow these things, and maybe sometimes from afar,

the perspective is interesting. They just started Cody in this franchise a few years ago,

um, retiring jerseys. For many years, it was just Sammy Baas 33 that was retired and a bunch

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