pro football hall of fame

NFL football is officially back this week

Will any former New York football players be inducted this year?

How can you watch this year's ceremony?

The controversial wide receiver may not get the nod to Canton again this year.

What former Jets, Bills or Giants made the list?

Earlier this evening the fifteen finalists were announced for the 2017 Pro Football Hall of Fame class. The fifteen finalists were selected from a group of twenty six finalists that were announced last year. This year's class be revealed at the 2017 NFL Honors ceremony, one day before this year's Super Bowl...

(Getty Images above) Professional football returns in the first weekend of August with the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio. One night before the Hall of Fame game, a new class will be inducted into the Professional Football Hall of Fame...

The Pro Football Hall Of Fame induction is this weekend and so is the Hall Of Fame Game between the Green Bay Packers and The Indianapolis Colts. So we reached out to the HOF Chief of Staff and VP of Communications Peter Fierle about what to expect from this weekends festivities...

One of the best wide receivers to ever play the game is ready to claim that a Giants playmaker might be one of the best players to ever play the game as well?

Floyd Little has told me that his former teammate at Syracuse and now coach of the New York Giants, Tom Coughlin, is a Hall of Famer right now because of his resurrection project in Jacksonville, two rings with the Giants and his ability to be successful in the New York fishbowl sports market...

Jim Kelly battled through plenty on the football field.  Injuries, big hits, cold weather and losing four straight Super Bowl.  But nothing like losing his son Hunter to Krabbe disease in 2005.  And now, nothing on the football field compares to the Hall of Famer's recent battle with jaw cancer.

NFL Hall of Famer and two-time Super Bowl champ Larry Little recently joined Mike Lindsley on 104.5 The Team ESPN Radio to chat about his career with the Chargers and Dolphins, the 1972 undefeated Miami team, Don Shula and the upcoming Hall of Fame Classic Dinner to benefit the Ronald McDonald House...