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So Adam Schaefter just put out this morning

a couple of minutes ago that Patriots owner Robert Kraft, like his former head coach, Bill Belichick,

was not selected for entry into this year's Pro Football Hall of Fame class.

Sources told ESPN, the picture that they used of Bob Kraft for this breaking news on

Schefter's account is just unfair. It just really is. Like they have him making a face like,

what? Like one of those faces as opposed to like a good picture of Robert Kraft. Like he's

annoyed. Like someone just told him the news that he wasn't in and he was shocked and pissed

off about it. That's a picture they used. But as we had learned, there's a different process for the players that are eligible after five years.

And the modern day candidates and then contributors and the other candidates like Elsie Greenwood, like Kenny Anderson, like Roger Craig.

And then you have owners and coaches that don't have to wait the five years,

like Bob Kraft, like Bill Belichick.

So we've talked about this for a while, so it's not the same as the players.

But what this could mean, though, because Bob Kraft and Bill Belichick were on the same ballot where you're only

allowed to vote for three of the legend class. And what do they call that class? Because it's

the modern day and then the guys like... It's a legend. All right. So then the legend class of

Kenny Anderson. You have contributor, coach, and then legends. All right. So contributor coach, legend, you Anderson. Yeah, contributor coach, coach, and then legend.

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