It would be commendable if athletes would just tell the HOFs if they don't get voted in the first go around, to remove them from the future list of consideration. Otherwise it gets like this cause people are still waiting to get in after being rejected 10 or so times. It's stupid. I'm sure HOFs attendances are super low too. I know Cooperstown was once on my travel bucket list, but that was removed a few yrs back.

KAGTASTIC•20 months

SaintLSU•20 months

He’s right. And it will get worse when Eli gets in

3PieceSpicy•20 months

Nah, dude beat the Goat twice, otherwise Brady would have 9 rings. Eli’s 2 rings are greater than Peyton’s tbh. Peyton beat Rex Grossman one year and got carried by his defense when he couldn’t throw the ball further than 15 yards in his last season.

kkv75•20 months

The very definition of two "yes men."

crossfire•20 months

Who cares if they are yes men, is he correct in his assessment? I think he’s exactly right.

Tiger1988•20 months

Get off the crack Dion. Every offensive and defensive lineman allowed people like him to succeed yet they are the ones that get left out. Complete BS

Sevensblue•20 months

The nfl should just make a new hall....call it the hall of legends for the icons like prime

Texas Weazel•20 months

He ain't wrong. They let a ref in last week

kkv75•20 months

That ref did change the game. Learn.

ImBatman•20 months

Nice one, kkv75.

Portcityblues•20 months

absolutely, it have become the Hall of pretty good

HonoraryCoonass•20 months

He’s 100% right, but the Hall of Fame (all of them) are businesses, too. They’ve got tickets to sell, seats to fill, and a TV show to produce. If the don’t induct a bunch of folks that appeal to a bunches of fans, the Hall won’t survive. Transcendent talent be damned!

BigWillyMetry•20 months

Nothing is worse than The Basketball HOF. You could have a good college career and get in even with an unremarkable pro career.

Bayoubred•20 months

Deon is so full of himself... but he's right. Too many from big media markets get in because of name recognition. "Quiet Storm" set a lot of records but he was a Saint so...

atltiger6487•20 months

I agree with him, and I've thought the same for many years now. Some guys who get in were very good, but the HoF should be for the extreme elite. It's become watered down.

tigerpawl•20 months

He has a point. It's descended into a "Participation Trophy Club".

LuckySo-n-So•20 months

The Hall of Very Good

TouchdownTony•20 months

Once upon a time you had to be transcendent, the best of the best and more importantly a dominant figure in the game that teams had to scheme for. Barry Sanders, Joe Montana, Lynn Swann, John Elway. Guys that could change the outcome of games. Now i see the likes of Tony Boselli, Bryant Young, John Lynch going in. Solid players, sure. Game changers, absolutely not.

LSU Jax•20 months

First name you mention is Tony Boselli? Dude was one of the greatest OL to ever play the game.

Akit1•20 months

Richard Seymour

jbird7•20 months

I mean he’s not wrong

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