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Guaranteed Human. I'm not trying to be donkey today no more. They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm not making these people do these things. I'm called donkey of the day, and it really caught me off guard. Damn, Salome, who got the donkey of the day today? Well, Jess Alarious, donkey today for Wednesday, January 28th, goes to the Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee.

Now, if you don't know who makes up the Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee, it's one media representative from each NFL city, plus additional reps for cities with multiple teams like New York and L.A.

Some former players and coaches and a representative from the pro football writers of America.

Those are the people who vote on inductions into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

And a candidate needs at least 40 yes votes, which is 80% to be elected.

Yesterday, we found out that the former head coach of one of the greatest dynasties of all time. And it pains me to say that. The New England Patriots, Mr. Bill Belichick, fell short of those votes. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Bill Belichick is not going to be a first ballot hall of famer. I am a Dallas Cowboy fan. I try to stay out of other teams' business, but I am a stickler for what's right and what's wrong.

And what happened to Bill Belichick is just wrong.

If Bill Belichick is not a first ballot hall of fame, then I would be the first to tell you that nothing means nothing anymore in America.

Okay, nothing matters because nothing matters.

Bill Belichick is a six-time Super Bowl champion as a head coach.

He took the Patriots to nine Super Bowls as a head coach.

Two Super Bowl, he's a two-time Super Bowl champion as a defensive coordinator with the New York punk-ass Giants.

Okay.

He's got a regular season coaching record of 333 wins, 178 losses, 31 and 13 in the playoffs.

Okay, most playoff wins ever.

He is the second winningest coach of all time, regular season and postseason behind Don Shula.

Okay, 20 straight winning seasons with the Patriots, 17 AFC East titles.

I told you, nine Super Bowl appearances, 17 AFC East titles, I told you nine Super Bowl appearances,

13 AFC championship games, three-time NFL coach of the year.

If he's not the greatest NFL coach of all time, then who is?

With that said, how is the greatest NFL coach of all time, or a person that's even, you know,

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