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New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick only shares his opinions when he feels very strongly about something. You can tell, then, that the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection criteria — or lack thereof — gets on his nerves. Belichick on …
The Pro Football Hall of Fame was slated to induct the Class of 2020 in August, but contingency planning has become necessary for that. The plan remains to hold the enshrinement ceremony in Canton on August 6-9 with fans in attendance, as scheduled. …
The 2020 Modern Era class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame was revealed yesterday, and includes some very deserving names. Running back Edgerrin James, wide receiver Isaac Bruce, offensive lineman Steve Hutchinson, safety Steve Atwater, and safety …
Being part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame is the highest individual honor someone who spent their career in football can receive. One must have made exceptional contributions to the sport of football in order to be inducted into the exclusive club, …
Terrell Owens made headlines for months by refusing to attend the Hall of Fame enshrinement this year, but several of the most recognizable icons in football history may end up going the same route in 2019 and beyond. At least, that’s what …
Warren Sapp was one of the more unique personalities in the NFL in the past two decades, so it’s fitting that his bust at the Pro Football Hall of Fame will be unique. Sapp’s Hall of Fame bust will feature him wearing braids for his …
The Pro Football Hall of Fame inductions took place last weekend in Canton, Ohio and Deion Sanders drew our attention. It wasn’t his act of throwing a bandanna on his bust that stood out, but rather the way he represented a sponsor during his …
Shannon Sharpe delivered a powerful speech during his Hall of Fame induction ceremony Saturday in Canton. Sharpe talked about growing up poor and how it motivated him to work as hard as possible. He gave thanks to his grandmother for helping to raise …
Disgraceful. Disgusting. Shameful. Reprehensible. Sell out. Those were some of the words that came to mind as I witnessed Deion Sanders’ speech at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. It wasn’t so much the speech that bothered me (though there …
