In addition to other arguments made, I would suggest that the 10,000 yard mark as a "magic number" is probably a moving target. More and more WR's rack up big numbers every year. 100 catches used to be truly remarkable, now a few guys will break that every year.
The perception just isn't there that Driver was a dominant WR. He's more likely to be seen as a very good player who benefitted from playing with Favre. I don't think he's more talented than guys like Robert Brooks or Antonio Freeman. He's just going to put up better numbers due to a longer career.
He should end up the Packer record holder for career receptions and maybe career receiving yards. Accomplishments to be proud of for sure. He'll always be remembered in Green Bay regardless of whether he gets into Canton.
The perception just isn't there that Driver was a dominant WR. He's more likely to be seen as a very good player who benefitted from playing with Favre. I don't think he's more talented than guys like Robert Brooks or Antonio Freeman. He's just going to put up better numbers due to a longer career.
He should end up the Packer record holder for career receptions and maybe career receiving yards. Accomplishments to be proud of for sure. He'll always be remembered in Green Bay regardless of whether he gets into Canton.

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