Well, not this year. That's the breaking news from Adam Schaefter, ESPN. Just like Bill, Robert Kraft, does not make the Hall of Fame class of 2026. This was the first year. He was a finalist down to the final five in a separate category from the main body, the more modern players. So he and Bill were pitted against three other aged players, you could say,

and max of three, minimum of one, but it's leaking out before this is announced Thursday

night, Curtis.

No craft, no Bill.

We'll see about those other three players.

There's so many obvious reasons why we mentioned some last segment.

Jerry Jones is in.

He's got half the titles there's a

million things he's done whether it was fixing the cba agreeing with jeff saturday as his wife is dying in the

hospital keeping the patriots where they are building a stadium without tax money included not getting

PSLs but we just saw in baltimore the conclusion of the Harbaugh-L-Lamar

Jackson relationship.

Those two have gone to an AFC championship or two, never a Super Bowl, and before

Lamar Jackson turned 30, the relationship had soured to a point where they had to make a

decision.

And you look, not to relitigate any of it, just the very

differing personalities that are both equally strong of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady. And above all else,

after 2010, Kraft and Brady negotiated, Kraft worked with Belichick, and he kept that crew together

for another three championships.

And I sit back today and it's like, just don't put owners on the ballot.

Like I just, I don't, if he's, there is nobody that can explain to me in any way that makes sense that Robert Kraft should not be in the Hall of Fame.

You know what sucks? He'll probably get in when he's passed.

...