Pro Football Hall of Fame issues warning to voters

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The omission of New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick from the Pro Football Hall of Fame's 2026 class has shined a spotlight on the voting process itself.

Bill Belichick snub: Pro Football Hall of Fame issues statement, vows 'action' if voters violated bylaws

The Hall of Fame sent a message to fans and its own voters

Hall of Fame bylaws require opinions during selection meeting to be held in "strictest confidence"

On Wednesday, the Pro Football Hall of Fame warned its 50-person panel of unpaid, volunteer voters that they could lose their unpaid, voluntary jobs if they dare to violate the all-important "bylaws" — which apparently are carved onto stone tablets.