The inexplicable snub of Bill Belichick has sparked significant changes. Whether those changes will make the Hall of Fame voting process better is unclear, for now.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame has revised its bylaws with the intent of improving the selection process. The changes will overhaul the process by (among other things) reducing the panel of voters from 50 to 28 and limiting eligibility to three categories: players, coaches, and contributors.
The announcement from the Hall of Fame contends that a comprehensive review started 2.5 years ago. Common sense says that the embarrassment arising from the failure of Belichick to make the cut…
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