The best thing that can happen to NFL players is getting inducted into the Hall of Fame. It’s every NFL player’s end goal, Super Bowl or not. It’s the pinnacle of the NFL, separating the truly elite players, coaches, and contributors who made a massive impact on the sport from the rest of the pack – the ultimate stamp of approval for a career well done. And now, a former Ohio State Buckeye got nominated into the Hall of Fame despite failing twice.

Each year, very few people are lucky enough to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. This usually includes up to 5 modern-era players, like players who have been retired for at least five years. On top of that, the Hall can also include senior players, coaches, and influential contributors like owners or executives—people who helped sh

See Full Page