Couple more from the Bill Belichick, not going into the Hall of Fame on his first try.

Logan Ryan on CBS Sports HQ.

Oh, yeah.

He says, this is kind of wrong.

Clearly, I think the system is flawed, and this is a major example in a stain that needs to be adjusted in our voting system.

Because honestly, I think the NFL lose a lot of respect today.

A stain, he says, looking, well, as he continues to talk, he was thinking and trying to come up with other Hall of Fame snub comps. I've tried to find one more egregious, like, maybe when Ichiro wasn't like a unanimous Hall of Famer, first ballot or whatever, when that, but I can't think of another example as egregiously bad as this one this is an

all-timer right here and I would say across the board most people believe the same thing that

there had been a couple that have come out and kind of favored the fact that he's not going first time

so I don't do you think anything like the last four years in New England has something to do

with that it It shouldn't.

I mean, you had to take the totality of the guy's entire career,

the amount of Super Bowl's, the second most wins among coaches in the NFL.

I mean, they should name something after him.

Yeah, I mean, I really think it has everything to do with the same thing we talk about with baseball and the steroid guys, but to a lesser degree.

It's mostly like these sanctimonious dwebes that vote on this thing, and they get the power trip out of it, and they're like, well, you cheated, so I'm going to keep you out of year, because this is how I can control this thing and they get up on their soapbox and they do

things like this and it looks stupid.

I also told you that my former offensive line coach, Jim McNally told me a story.

One went back there for the Ring of Honor ceremony this year.

And he told me a story that when we were in Cleveland and Bill was the head coach there,

that we had to get the video guys from Cleveland out of our huddle and away from us and the

microphones. So this was going on. This goes on and every, and he's not the only one that's ever

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