Pro Football Hall of Fame Inducts Six Standouts
Six new members enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame led by posthumous selection Reggie White. The class includes Troy Aikman, Warren Moon, John Madden, Rayfield Wright, Harry Carson and White, with Moon and Aikman entering on their first ballots. White, a dominant defender and minister, died at 43 after a Hall of Fame career that reshaped Green Bay and NFL defense. Madden, a transformative coach and broadcaster, joined the hall alongside Aikman, Moon, Wright, Carson, and White.
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Hall of Fame Capsules Preview Inductees Across Positions
A capsule view highlights quarterbacks linebackers coaches and linemen set for the Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony. Cowboys QB a first overall pick 1989 led team to three Super Bowls and posted numerous Dallas passing records while Giants LB and Raiders coach earned multiple Pro Bowls and Super Bowl success.
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