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Bill Belichick’s Past Remarks About Hall of Fame Resurface

Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2026 predictions: With Bill Belichick, Eli Manning out, who's in?

While Bill Belichick and Eli Manning are reportedly not getting in, the Pro Football Hall of Fame will still be inducting several new members this summer in Canton, Ohio.

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Trump among those outraged by Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame snub: "Should be overturned!"

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Pro Football Hall of Fame 2026: Who gets into Canton?

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Colts Reporter Reveals Why He Left Bill Belichick Off Hall of Fame Ballot

Since it was announced that Bill Belichick would not be entering the Hall of Fame as a first-ballot nominee, there has been a search for who, why, and how this happened.

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How are the inductees selected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame?

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Pro Football Hall of Fame Breaks Silence After Bill Belichick Snub

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Patriots' Robert Kraft says Bill Belichick unequivocally deserves to be first-ballot Hall of Famer

“Whatever perceptions may exist about any personal differences between Bill and me, I strongly believe Bill Belichick's record and body of work speak for themselves," Kraft said in the statement.

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NFL Hall of Fame voter breaks silence on Bill Belichick’s unexpected first-ballot miss

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Shannon Sharpe raises major Tom Brady Hall of Fame question after Bill Belichick snub

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Pro Football Hall of Fame Releases Statement Addressing Bill Belichick Report

The Pro Football Hall of Fame released a statement on Wednesday to address widespread criticism from a report on Tuesday that revealed that NFL coaching legend Bill Belichick will not be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.

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King: Kraft should already be in Hall of Fame

Peter King and Mike Florio discuss New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s case for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the politicking that comes with the voting process.

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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.