After two years, he transferred to Northwestern University where he played the final two years of his college career before joining the National Football League. Tasker first attended Dodge City Community College. He has several times been a nominee for the Hall, making the semi-finalist list eight times he has not been inducted as a member as of 2021.
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In 2008, the NFL Network show NFL Top 10 ranked Tasker the ninth best former player not enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Tasker played most of his pro career with the Buffalo Bills, and was voted by Bills fans to the team's 50th season All-time Team. He began his college career at Dodge City Community College. He played college football at Northwestern. He was drafted in the ninth round (226th overall) of the 1985 NFL Draft by the Houston Oilers. He is a former football player who was a wide receiver and gunner in the National Football League (NFL).
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Steven Jay Tasker (born April 10, 1962) is an American sports reporter, locally in Western New York on the MSG Western New York cable TV station, and on WGR Radio and formerly for CBS Sports. Boselli, who starred for Jacksonville, is a seven-time semifinalist, while Ward, the dynamic Steelers wideout, makes it for the sixth time, as does Woodson, a hard-hitting defensive back with Dallas.American football player Steve Tasker No. Holt, a playmaker for the Rams, has made the semifinals for the eighth time. Tasker, considered the premier special teams player of his era, is a nine-time semifinalist.
Inductions at the Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, will be in early August.
Three finalists previous announced are Dick Vermeil in the coaching category, former referee and officiating executive Art McNally in the contributor category, and former Raiders receiver Cliff Branch in the senior category. 10 during NFL Honors, the prime-time awards show when The Associated Press reveals its individual award winners for the 2021 NFL season, including Most Valuable Player and Coach of the Year. The 26 semifinalists will be reduced to 15 finalists before the final voting process in January. Repeat finalists from 2021 who were not elected for that class include Barber, Boselli, Butler, Holt, Wayne, Jared Allen, Seymour, Thomas and Mills. Repeaters from the '21 semifinals are cornerback Eric Allen, defensive end Jared Allen, offensive tackle Willie Anderson, CB Ronde Barber, OT Tony Boselli, safety LeRoy Butler, receiver Torry Holt, linebacker Sam Mills, DT Richard Seymour, WR-special teamer Steve Tasker, running back Fred Taylor, LB Zach Thomas, WRs Hines Ward and Reggie Wayne, LB Patrick Willis, S Darren Woodson, and DT Bryant Young.
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Other semifinalists include 17 former players who made it that far this year, plus running backs Eddie George, who retired following the 2004 season, and Ricky Watters, who retired in 2001, and made the list for a second time. Joining them as candidates for induction next year are outstanding kick returner Devin Hester pass-rushing standouts Robert Mathis and DeMarcus Ware and run-stuffing defensive tackle Vince Wilfork.
Seven first-time eligible former players, including wide receivers Andre Johnson, Steve Smith and Anquan Boldin, are among 26 modern day semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's class of 2022.
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