The pool of finalists for this year's finalist was narrowed
Madden 24 coins to 15 candidates in the early part of January,down from an number of names that included 26 the beginning of November 2014.There are former St.Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner,former Denver Broncos running back Terrell Davis,safety John Lynch,and coaches Don Coryell,Tony Dungy and Jimmy Johnson.
It's a solid pool as usual,and has already had notable names removed out of it.There are some players who didn't get into the pool in the first year they were eligible include Isaac Bruce,Torry Holt and Edgerrin James.
The complete list of finalist will include Warner,Davis,Lynch,Orlando Pace,Junior Seau,Morten Andersen,Jerome Bettis,Tim Brown,Kevin Greene,Charles Haley,Marvin Harrison,Will Shields,coaches Coryell,Duny and Johnson,and fellow contributors Bill Polian and Ron Wolf.Mick Tingelhoff is the lone senior finalist.
Pace,Warner and Seau are the top standouts of the players who made it to the finals.Warner helped lead the Rams to winning a Super Bowl win,and later played them and the Arizona Cardinals to another in defeat.Pace protected Warner's blind spot in St.Louis,and Seau scored eight All-Pro selections.Seau was also named 1992 defensive player of the year.
The Hall of Fame announcement will occur at the Madden NFL 24 Honors program that begins on the hour at 9:00 p.m.ET on Saturday.The show will air through NBC starting from Phoenix Symphony Hall located in Phoenix,Ariz.
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The pool of finalists for this year's finalist was narrowed Madden 24 coins to 15 candidates in the early part of January,down from an number of names that included 26 the beginning of November 2014.There are former St.Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner,former Denver Broncos running back Terrell Davis,safety John Lynch,and coaches Don Coryell,Tony Dungy and Jimmy Johnson.