Willie Anderson Attributes Hall of Fame Snub to 'The Blind Side' Movie
The former NFL offensive lineman believes the film created a bias favoring left tackles over right tackles.
- Anderson, a three-time Hall of Fame finalist, has not been inducted despite his accolades.
- He argues that 'The Blind Side' movie popularized the left tackle position, overshadowing right tackles.
- Anderson cites the film's impact on younger players and media perceptions as contributing factors.
- He highlights that modern contracts for right tackles now reflect their importance.
- Anderson's career includes four Pro Bowl selections and three All-Pro honors.