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Well, it's been the story of the day, Bill Belichick, who will get into the Hall of Fame,

but it shocked a lot of people that he did not get in.

Now, we have talked about this today.

The strange thing about Hall of Fame voting is they just tweaked the voting.

So now coaches can get in one year after they leave the sport.

Players, it doesn't matter if you're the greatest player in the world,

you've got to wait five years. But we said earlier, Don Shul is the winningest coach ever.

He had to wait five years. For the record, Bill Walsh, arguably the most innovative coach ever,

did not get in the first time he was eligible. Vince Lombardi didn't. And Joe Gibbs, who won three Super Bowls with three different quarterbacks, did not. But there's a sense with Belichick, I mean, come on, he's got this cachet of rings. And again, I would have voted him in. I get it. But my argument is when you start looking at people who didn't get in, and they had to wait five years to begin with,

our next guest is somebody that waited far too long.

One of the great coaches of all time, Jimmy Johnson, the Hall of Famer Fox Sports is now joining us live down, as you know, in the Keys.

So listen, I would have voted him in, but my take is when a Lombardi or a Walsh or a Joe Gibbs or a Jimmy Johnson or a

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