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Pro Football Hall of Fame

Pro Football Hall of Fame

Located in Canton, Ohio, the birthplace of the National Football League, the Pro Football Hall of Fame is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit institution with a Mission to Honor the Greatest of the Game, Preserve its History, Promote its Values, & Celebrate Excellence Together! Hundreds of thousands of fans from across the globe travel to Canton annually to experience the exciting museum that chronicles America’s most popular sport. Millions more are reached through the Hall of Fame’s 700-plus special events held annually outside Canton and through the multiple nationally broadcast programs focused on the selection of the newest Class of Enshrinees. Exciting progress is being made every day at Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village, a nearly $900 million mixed-use development of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s campus, under way in Canton, Ohio. It will be the first-ever sports and entertainment “Smart City.”www.profootballhof.com

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Sep 16, 2026

Peter AppelHOST
5:57
Did you know he was the third player in MLB history, this comes to us from our brilliant Twitter team- Third player in MLB history to reach 300 home runs through their first eight seasons.
Peter AppelHOST
6:11
Who are the other two? Albert Pujols and Ralph Kiner, two Hall of Famers.
Peter AppelHOST
6:18
When Pete Alonso signed with the m- with the Orioles, the reaction from the Mets fans was understandably not great.
Peter AppelHOST
6:27
And I even posted on Twitter and I said, "I'll never understand what David Stearns was thinking." Now, I get what he was thinking.

7 MINS LATER

Jack McMullenHOST
13:40
Like, that's why Cal Ripken's so damn cool.
Jack McMullenHOST
13:43
That's why Gehrig was so damn cool.
Jack McMullenHOST
13:46
I'm not saying that Matt Olson is the player that Cal Ripken and Lou Gehrig were, because those guys were inner circle Hall of Famers, but Matt Olson is a four-time all-star.
Jack McMullenHOST
13:54
He's got three Gold Gloves.
Rich EisenADVERTISER
2:04
It doesn't sound great to say, if the locker room doesn't want this guy, I'm going to force feed him.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:09
Earlier on the show, Pro Football Hall of Famer, Kurt Warner.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:13
NFL Network Insider, Mike Garofalo.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:16
Coming up, NFL Network Analyst, Brian Baldinger.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:44
earlier on the show.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:45
Pro Football Hall of Famer, Kurt Warner.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:48
Coming up, NFL Network insider, Mike Garofalo.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:52
NFL Network analyst, Brian Baldinger.
Rob HavensteinHOST
10:47
So, you know, there's obviously not a lot of great things to say about, you know, silver linings or anything like that.
Rob HavensteinHOST
10:55
But yeah, you know, obviously when you got a guy like Richard Sherman, who's, you know, going to be a Pro Football Hall of Famer, kind of talking about, playing a style that fits your guys.
Rob HavensteinHOST
11:06
You know, that's, that's something that, you know, that really came up with 13 personnel last year with, you know, with Sean McVay, you know, he lost Puka.
Rob HavensteinHOST
11:15
So he said, what do I have an abundance of big giant tight ends? And so boom, 13 personnel was kind of born and, you know, start taking, um, you know, taken off from there.
Joe CowartHOST
26:46
Joe C., Matty Hayes.
Joe CowartHOST
26:48
Check out his stuff at USA Today Sports, the Hurricane Hall of Famer, Big Leon, Cersei, and JJ as we are hanging out.
Joe CowartHOST
26:54
Don't forget, two trips to the block on Friday and Saturday.
Joe CowartHOST
27:00
Friday, we do our show out there from noon to 2 p.m. With Bud Light and then the kickoff at the block on Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon with Matt and JJ and a $50 bar tab and a wiener tower.

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Joe CowartHOST
42:13
He did.
Joe CowartHOST
42:13
He did.
Joe CowartHOST
42:14
I mean, he's going to be a Hall of Famer, man.
Joe CowartHOST
42:15
Come
JacquesHOST
44:11
You know the steel curtain.
JacquesHOST
44:13
They've always had a quarterback that you'd be like, damn, he's good, but then he turns into a Hall of Famer.
JacquesHOST
44:18
But what they would do with that quarterback is they would have patience with that quarterback, right? Cordell Stewart, when they had Cordell Stewart and Jerome Bettis, those were their, I call those those Noel years, but they were still good, if that makes sense.
JacquesHOST
44:31
And Cordell Stewart wasn't the greatest quarterback, right? But he was good enough to where Bill Cowher put him in a situation like, okay, you're straight.
Pat the DesignerHOST
27:09
no.
John YurkovichHOST
27:12
I don't even think the right tackle, Eric Williams, isn't a Hall of Famer.
John YurkovichHOST
27:15
Nate Newton's not, no.
John YurkovichHOST
27:17
Mark Stepnoski's not a Hall of Famer.
John YurkovichHOST
27:20
The left guy was Mark 2-and-A, or the left tackle was 2-and-A.
John YurkovichHOST
27:23
Newton was left.
John YurkovichHOST
27:33
Larry Allen, Kevin Gogan, and who else? They had Derek Kennard in there one year.
John YurkovichHOST
27:38
They had Dale Hallistray in there.
Bobby TrossetHOST
85:17
And lastly, I wanted to shout out friend of the program, John McClain, longtime member of the Houston Texans team.
Bobby TrossetHOST
85:27
beat reporter community radio personality you guys does it all he tweeted out yesterday that it was a privilege serving on the pro football hall of fame selection committee representing houston the oilers and texans but i was told i didn't make the cut from 50 to 28 including three non-voting members under the new bylaws among the changes no city or team will have a representative and no more individual presentations for finalists will be made.
Bobby TrossetHOST
85:56
Thank you to the Hall of Fame for having me as a small part of the process for more than three decades.
Bobby TrossetHOST
86:02
33 years.
Bobby TrossetHOST
86:04
33 years the great John McClain, a.k.a. the General, has been a part of this process, this selection committee.
Bobby TrossetHOST
86:10
It's an honor, obviously, and it will be a lot different without John.
Bobby TrossetHOST
86:16
The guy is an encyclopedia when it comes to the pro football hall of fame.
Bobby TrossetHOST
86:20
We've had them on the program every single year, basically when the Texans Ravens square off, but we just learned of these new news after the bill Belichick snub from last year.
Theo DorseyHOST
39:12
It also is contingent on so many great things.
Theo DorseyHOST
39:14
Because one of the things that, you know, is never, in the stat book, in the record books, as you look at Emmitt Smith's number, it's not going to tell you how many Hall of Famers he had in front of him mauling guys.
Theo DorseyHOST
39:23
So that is that's also helpful if you're trying to be that way.
Theo DorseyHOST
39:26
And what's going to help Derek Henry on the back end of his career is playing in a backfield with Lamar Jackson.
Anthony RothmanHOST
43:48
Now, with CJ, the hyper-analysis of him right now is just, like you said, a continuation a little bit of what can he be in big moments.
Anthony RothmanHOST
43:58
Former superstar for the Texans and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Andre Johnson.
Anthony RothmanHOST
44:05
Dog.
Anthony RothmanHOST
44:07
Yeah.

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