The Pro Football Hall of Fame has left out one of the greatest coaches in NFL history - Bill Belichick. The six-time Super Bowl champion head coach did not receive enough votes from the 50-person panel to be inducted into the hall.
Belichick won two more Super Bowls as an assistant coach with the New York Giants before becoming the head coach of the Patriots in 2000. During his 18-year tenure, he led the team to six championships and was named AP NFL Coach of the Year three times.
Despite his impressive resume, Belichick didn't receive enough votes from the Hall of Fame's selection committee. The news came as a shock to many fans and players, including Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who called it "insane" that Belichick wasn't inducted.
Belichick's snub has sparked criticism, with many wondering what went wrong for him. His team had several notable victories during his tenure, but there were also controversies, such as the infamous "Spygate" scandal in 2007.
The Hall of Fame declined to comment on the matter before announcing its class of 2026 at NFL Honors in San Francisco next month.
Belichick won two more Super Bowls as an assistant coach with the New York Giants before becoming the head coach of the Patriots in 2000. During his 18-year tenure, he led the team to six championships and was named AP NFL Coach of the Year three times.
Despite his impressive resume, Belichick didn't receive enough votes from the Hall of Fame's selection committee. The news came as a shock to many fans and players, including Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who called it "insane" that Belichick wasn't inducted.
Belichick's snub has sparked criticism, with many wondering what went wrong for him. His team had several notable victories during his tenure, but there were also controversies, such as the infamous "Spygate" scandal in 2007.
The Hall of Fame declined to comment on the matter before announcing its class of 2026 at NFL Honors in San Francisco next month.