US EditionRobert Kraft Not Selected to Pro Football Hall of Fame, ESPN Reports
Neither Kraft nor Belichick reached the 80% voting threshold amid changes in eligibility rules and controversies, with only one to three finalists inducted from five candidates.
- Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, and former head coach Bill Belichick were not selected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2026, according to ESPN sources.
- The Patriots have won six Super Bowls and played in four others under Kraft's ownership, the most for any NFL owner.
- The NFL Hall of Fame released a statement saying it reviews the selection process annually and would take action if any selector violated the bylaws.
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Los Angeles TimesPatriots owner Robert Kraft won't be going into Hall of Fame this year, reports say
Bill Belichick isn't the only key figure from the New England Patriots dynasty who won't be getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft won’t be going into Hall of Fame this year, reports say
Bill Belichick isn’t the only key figure from the New England Patriots dynasty who won’t be getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year. Team owner Robert Kraft also failed to receive enough votes to be included in the Class of 2026, according to multiple media outlets. The inductees will be announced Thursday night at the NFL Honors ceremony in San Francisco. Kraft was among the many people who expressed disbelief last week when the ne…
Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Left Out of Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees for 2026
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft did not make the cut for the list of 2026 inductees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, a report says. The post Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Left Out of Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees for 2026 appeared first on Breitbart.
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