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For more than 40 years, the Pro Football Hall of Fame speeches have been my personal state of

the Union address. I love football. It means the world to me. Faith, family, and football truly

shaped my world view. Yesterday, for the first time in a long time, I felt better about the state

of our Union. Peyton Manning, Charles Woodson, Calvin Johnson, John Lynch, Alan Fanica, and Tom

Floors were all deservedly inducted into the hall on Sunday. The day before the NFL, I'm trying

20 other men into Canton. The large Saturday ceremony was partially because COVID wiped out the 2020

ceremony. It was also oversized because the world has turned soft, lowered its standards,

and fears of fending anyone. We'd rather diminish the prestige of the Hall of Fame than fend off the

complaints of a few entitled football players. Whatever, Saturday's circus did not stop my enjoyment

of Sunday's festivities. Football's Hall of Fame speeches are my barometer for the mood of men.

Based on what I heard from Manning, Johnson, Lynch, and Fanica, the mood of men is moving more

toward responsibility, accountability, and action. Manning talked about protecting and supporting

the game of football. Johnson discussed helping men and women who live with pain, Lynch called on

athletes to be leaders in promoting unity, Fanica, who suffers epilepsy, spoke about not letting your

obstacles keep you from your goals. Take a listen. When we leave this stage tonight, it is no longer

about us. It is about cultivating the game that is given so much to us. It's about nurturing football

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