The decision to exclude Bill Belichick from the first ballot of the Hall of Fame is shameful, unprofessional, and embarrassing for the NFL.

“I I think the the the immaturity, the pettiness, the unprofessionalism shown by those who voted is shameful. It's embarrassing for the NFL.”

Bill Belichick is unequivocally a first-ballot Hall of Famer given his immense body of work.

“It's not kind of slighted. No question, no-brainer. First valid Hall of Famer Bill Bichc is when you look at the the body of work this guy has produced.”

He thinks Jason Kelce is undoubtedly going to be a Hall of Famer.

“I'm pretty sure it's on the Eagles Twitter somewhere not only did I make my seventh Pro Bowl Travis officially was selected to his his ninth Pro Bowl consecutive that is nine straight the third most of any tight end in NFL history behind only Tony Gonzalez and Jason Whitten”

Devin Hester believes he is deserving of being a first-ballot Hall of Fame inductee and that he will eventually be inducted.

“If you put it in that work you know eventually you going to make the Hall of Fame everybody make the Hall of Fame that Playdoh 12 13 years seem like but it's do I get dve the first round that's what I want do I make the first ballot Hall of Fame that's what I want”

It was ridiculous that Bill Belichick was not inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on the first ballot.

“But I do think it was ridiculous that he didn't get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on the first ballot.”

He believes that off-field behavior should not influence Hall of Fame voting, as voters should only judge a player's performance on the field.

“What did you do in between them lines on Sundays at 1:00 and at 7:30 and sometimes at 4? That's all for me if I was voting.”

The Hall of Fame selection process was flawed because voters prioritized his personality over his actual body of work on the field.

“And when I look back they didn't look at my body at work they looked at my personality they looked at i didn't want to do interviews”

The current process for Pro Football Hall of Fame selection is flawed and lacks clear, objective criteria.

“It's less about Bill Bich, but more about those guys that are selecting and the actual process. They don't have a real state of criteria to push these guys through. That's the big problem.”

The Pro Football Hall of Fame is difficult to enter because the voting electorate is too small.

“Pro Football Hall of Fame, it's 50 people who vote. >> I know. >> So, one vote is 2% of the electorate, right? >> That is crazy.”