Hall of Famers Forever: Remembering those we lost in 2022
Hall of Famer Forever
As we head into a new year, the Pro Football Hall of Fame remembers the Hall of Famers we lost in 2022. Read and watch our tributes to them by clicking on the links below:
- He made his catches count - Don Maynard: 1935-2022
- 'Poetry on a football field,' Charley Taylor: 1941-2022
- 'Road less traveled' led to Canton for Rayfield Wright: 1945-2022
- ‘The King’ reigned for 13 NFL Seasons – Hugh McElhenny: 1928-2022
- Chiefs’ ‘Man of the Moment’ – Len Dawson: 1935-2022
- ‘Dream Backfield’s’ versatile leader – Charley Trippi: 1921-2022
- A true game changer — Ray Guy: 1949-2022
- Iconic figure, ‘Mr. Pittsburgh,’ Franco Harris: 1950-2022
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