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The nine new members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame who are deceased will be honored in a television special next month.

Chicago Bears Hall of Fame running back Gale Sayers has died. Sayers made his mark as one of the NFL’s best all-purpose running backs.

Bobby Mitchell, the speedy Hall of Famer who became the Washington Redskins’ first black player, has died. He was 84.

The real-life Jerry Maguire is riding a nice comeback wave. Agent Leigh Steinberg was battling alcoholism and bankruptcy a decade ago.

Hall President and CEO David Baker delivered the news via telephone to Carmichael over the weekend that he will be a part of the The Centennial class of 2020.

One of My Favorite NFL Coaches is Off to the Hall of Fame

Five Super Bowl-winning coaches, along with Roger Craig, Drew Pearson and Donnie Shell are among the finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's special centennial class.

After a 15-year career ranking among the best tight ends ever at receptions and yards, Jason Witten deserves to enter Canton as a first ballot Hall of Famer.

With all of of the hectic free agent activity in the NFL the last week, one name absent from the list has been Randy Moss. Apparently, the offers were not enticing enough to bring Moss back for another season, and the 13-year veteran announced his retirement today.

Since the NFL season will be signed, sealed, and delivered in a few hours, all the of the talk will focus around training camps, free agency, and trades. That means the annual Brett Favre coming out of retirement rumors are under way.