He really was special. That 2002 season where him and Peerless Price went off was one of the few bright spots of the drought era. Speaking of the drought era, will someone eventually make it onto the wall of fame? Personally, Kyle Williams is my all time favorite from that time but I'd have a tough time saying he was more dominant than Eric Moulds. Elbert Dubenion is up there and granted it's not fair to do a direct stat comparison from 35 years earlier, but what makes Moulds less qualified? Maybe just a victim of the poor teams he was part of vs Elbert's 2 AFL championships?