Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft may once again share an NFL stage. The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced on Wednesday five individual finalists for potential induction into the 2026 class, including Kraft as a contributor and Belichick as a coach.

Recent changes in the name of exclusivity have made it harder to be elected from the seniors, coaches and contributors categories.

While all three players have strong cases to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, none have a better case than Jacoby. Other players, including those at the same position, have gone into the Hall, yet Jacoby, who last played in a game 32 years ago, remains on the outside looking in.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame rescinded the announcement that Detroit Lions legend Lem Barney had died at the age of 80 as his family expressed their frustration.

When the Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrined its 2025 class in Canton, Ohio on Saturday, perhaps the NFL's greatest wide receiver that the average football fan isn't familiar with finally received his due: Sterling Sharpe. No, this isn't a typo referring ...

The Pro Football Hall of Fame apologized Saturday after erroneously announcing the death of Hall of Fame Lions defensive back Lem Barney, a seven-time Pro Bowler for the team from 1967 to '77.

Belichick, now coach at North Carolina, is in his first year of eligibility for the Hall of Fame. His football credentials are undeniable. Across 29 years as a head coach -- five with the Cleveland Browns, 24 with the Patriots -- he won 302 regular-season games (third-most ever), 31 playoff games (most ever) and six Super Bowls (most ever).

The Pro Football Hall of Fame revealed Wednesday its Senior finalists for the Class of 2026, with former Raiders running back Roger Craig making the cut.

The Pro Football Hall of Famer who played for the Detroit Lions is among five Class of 2026 inductees, alongside one of our 12 News anchors' mother.

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and former Patriots coach Bill Belichick are among the five finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 as chosen by Blue-Ribbon Committees, the Hall of Fame announced Wednesday.

Paul Wiggin, a College Football Hall of Fame inductee as a player who later was the head coach at Stanford University and the Kansas City Chiefs, died Friday. He was 91. Wiggin's passing was announced by the National Football Foundation,