Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrines Class of 2023
Enshrinement
Published on : 8/5/2023
The Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrined it's Class of 2023 on Saturday. The class included cornerback/safety RONDÉ BARBER,(Opens in a new window) coach DON CORYELL,(Opens in a new window) linebacker CHUCK HOWLEY,(Opens in a new window) defensive end/defensive tackle/nose tackle JOE KLECKO,(Opens in a new window) cornerback DARRELLE REVIS,(Opens in a new window) cornerback KEN RILEY,(Opens in a new window) offensive tackle JOE THOMAS,(Opens in a new window) linebacker ZACH THOMAS(Opens in a new window) and linebacker/defensive end DEMARCUS WARE.(Opens in a new window)
More on the Enshrinement of each class member
Class members are listed in order of their Enshrinement speeches:- Class of 2023: Zach Thomas — A special player in every way(Opens in a new window)
- Class of 2023: Ken Riley — From college quarterback to shutdown NFL cornerback(Opens in a new window)
- Class of 2023: DeMarcus Ware — No cape needed for this Superman(Opens in a new window)
- Class of 2023: Joe Klecko — Versatility and perseverance were his trademarks(Opens in a new window)
- Class of 2023: Chuck Howley — Much more than a Super Bowl MVP(Opens in a new window)
- Class of 2023: Darrelle Revis — Definition of a shutdown cornerback(Opens in a new window)
- Class of 2023: Don Coryell — A godfather of the modern offense enters the Hall of Fame(Opens in a new window)
- Class of 2023: Rondé Barber — Proud to be relentlessly uncommon(Opens in a new window)
- Class of 2023: Joe Thomas — A hall of Fame rarity, a megastar for losing teams(Opens in a new window)
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