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The '''NFL Hall of Fame''' is located in Canton, [[Ohio]], and is comprised of 387 members as of 2026, including the inductees for this year. Canton is in eastern Ohio, located about 60 miles directly south of [[Cleveland]]. | The '''NFL Hall of Fame''' is located in Canton, [[Ohio]], and is comprised of 387 members as of 2026, including the inductees for this year. Canton is in eastern Ohio, located about 60 miles directly south of [[Cleveland]]. | ||
| − | There are some notable omissions in this Hall of Fame, likely for political reasons, such as [[Herschel Walker]]. Others were delayed entry for unexplained reasons, probably due to their [[Christian]] [[faith]], such as Tim Brown and Art Monk. [[Bill Belichick]], who endorsed [[Trump]] in 2016, was denied entry in his first year of eligibility. Questionable inclusions in this Hall of Fame | + | There are some notable omissions in this Hall of Fame, likely for political reasons, such as [[Herschel Walker]]. Others were delayed entry for unexplained reasons, probably due to their outspokenly [[Christian]] [[faith]], such as Tim Brown and Art Monk. [[Bill Belichick]], who endorsed [[Trump]] in 2016, was denied entry in his first year of eligibility. Questionable inclusions in this Hall of Fame are Joe Namath and Troy Aikman. |
It is the sports media and some underachieving former players who pick the Hall of Fame inductees each year, and they can be a [[liberal]] and jealous group. | It is the sports media and some underachieving former players who pick the Hall of Fame inductees each year, and they can be a [[liberal]] and jealous group. | ||
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Revision as of 01:30, March 3, 2026
The NFL Hall of Fame is located in Canton, Ohio, and is comprised of 387 members as of 2026, including the inductees for this year. Canton is in eastern Ohio, located about 60 miles directly south of Cleveland.
There are some notable omissions in this Hall of Fame, likely for political reasons, such as Herschel Walker. Others were delayed entry for unexplained reasons, probably due to their outspokenly Christian faith, such as Tim Brown and Art Monk. Bill Belichick, who endorsed Trump in 2016, was denied entry in his first year of eligibility. Questionable inclusions in this Hall of Fame are Joe Namath and Troy Aikman.
It is the sports media and some underachieving former players who pick the Hall of Fame inductees each year, and they can be a liberal and jealous group.