Deion Sanders: Hall of Famers should vote for the Hall of Fame
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Deion Sanders has reiterated his belief that the Pro Football Hall of Fame should have an "upper level" for the elite and criticized the current selection process. Sanders expressed dissatisfaction with the decision-making body after former Patriots head coach Bill Belichick was not elected in his first year of eligibility. During an appearance on This is Football, Sanders suggested that Hall of Famers should be involved in the voting process, drawing an analogy that likened the current electors to the Grinch judging a beauty pageant. He cited players like Darren Woodson, Asante Samuel, and Fred Taylor as deserving but overlooked candidates. Sanders also noted that while changes are planned for the Hall of Fame selection process, there is no indication that current Hall of Famers will be included as voters.
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