Celebrate all of the Chicago Bears' Hall of Famers with this exclusive, one-of-a-kind, team color, t-shirt from the Pro Football Hall of Fame! Hall of Fame The Melbourne Football Club Hall of Fame was established in 2001 to honour past Melbourne players, coaches and staff members. .Named all-league 12 straight years, 1960-1971, second-team All-NFL, 1972. . Celebrate all of the New York Jets' Hall of Famers with this exclusive, one-of-a-kind, team color, t-shirt from the Pro Football Hall of Fame! Robinson gained more than 1,800 rushing/receiving yards in his first two years in the league before focusing solely on the defensive side of the ball. All-AFL tackle eight times, once as guard. The premier center of the AFL, Otto played in all 140 of his regular season games. . He quickly became one of the most dominant runners in the league and led all AFL rushers in 1965. . . Ron Mix See below every Legend and Inductee by year. Keep up-to-date with the latest trade news and rumours, Keep track with our comprehensive club-by-club listing, This content is unavailable in your region. .Noted for quick charge, accomplished blocking on both passing, running plays. .AFL's only all-league center. A small group of 19 players, affectionately known as “The Originals,” were there every step of the way to experience the league’s growth first-hand. Don Maynard Broadcaster Denis Cometti has been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame, From Hawthorn to Port Adelaide, the John Abley dream took an incredible turn, Key defender played 447 games for Port Adelaide, Collingwood and South Australia, Eagles great is now a Hall of Famer after revolutionising the ruck role, Jonathan Brown will forever be remembered as a Brisbane champion, Lions games-record holder joins the greats in Hall of Fame, John Kennedy snr is the 29th Legend of the Hall of Fame, St Kilda great has capped a stellar career by being inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame, The golden voice of commentary, Dennis Cometti, takes his place in the Hall of Fame, Highly decorated Port Adelaide Magpie champion John Abley joins the Hall of Fame, Port Adelaide Magpie and Collingwood great Greg Phillips enters the Hall of Fame, West Coast's champion ruckman Dean Cox takes his place in the Hall of Fame, Lionhearted forward Jonathan Brown takes his place in the Hall of Fame, Brisbane's famous 'fab four' is now a complete set in the Hall of Fame with champion…, Hawthorn's spiritual father John Kennedy becomes the 29th Hall of Fame Legend, Much-loved St Kilda midfielder Lenny Hayes becomes a Hall of Famer, The general at four clubs and a three-time premiership coach, Much-loved and flamboyant star who loved a big grab, A Carlton fan favourite vaunted for his courage, Respected AFL administrator and former Bomber, A decorated career in his trademark long sleeves, As a player, coach and footy ambassador, 'Sheeds' was a pioneer, The Cats defender redefined the art of playing full-back, The West Perth centreman was a nine-time best and fairest and simply brilliant, The confident big-game star was a Blues favourite, The ball-magnet was a genuine playmaker for three clubs, The South Fremantle great was a goal machine who mastered the torpedo punt, The Melbourne captain displayed skill, courage and heart in an outstanding career, A special late Footy Feed update with news from the Hall of Fame ceremony, From big marks to long bombs, 'Blighty' could do it all, Midfielder was heart and soul of Kangaroos' dominant team, Collingwood's goalkicking machine stunned footy when he left the club, Three-club power forward was a superb player and underrated leader, No-nonsense umpire took part in seven grand finals, Adelaide wingman beat self-doubt to become a star, Quiet but fiercely competitive Lion loved playing the game, Dennis Cometti acknowledged by the Hall Of Fame, along with Magpie great John Abley, Broadcaster Dennis Cometti has been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of…, The John Abley dream took an incredible turn when his family left Victoria and headed…, Check out Hall of Fame inductee John Abley's best 18 players from yesteryear, Key defender Greg Phillips played 447 senior games for Port Adelaide, Collingwood and…, AFLW superstar Erin Phillips on her inspirational father, Greg, and when she found…, West Coast ruckman Dean Cox and champion Port Adelaide and Collingwood defender Greg…, Eagles great Dean Cox is now a Hall of Famer after revolutionising the ruck role, Individuals are selected for their Legend status if they have had a significant impact on the game of Australian Football, View all the players who have been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame since it was formed in 1996, View all the coaches who have been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame since it was formed in 1996, View all the umpires who have been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame since it was formed in 1996, View all the administrators who have been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame since it was formed in 1996, View all the media personalities who have been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame since it was formed in 1996, Mastercoach Malthouse and St Kilda great Trevor Barker head 2019’s inductees into the Australian Football Hall of Fame, Kevin Sheedy becomes a legend as 2018's Hall of Famers are revealed, Malcolm Blight, Barry Hall among those honoured at Hall of Fame gala, Find out how to purchase 2020 Toyota AFL Grand Final tickets. . Once viewed as a minor league football sideshow, the AFL matured into to a legitimate power that successfully battled pro football’s old guard, the National Football League. Jim Hunt Celebrate the excitement of Grand Final week! Running Back – 1960-69 New York Titans/Jets Honor the Heroes of the Game, Preserve its History, Promote its Values, & Celebrate Excellence Everywhere. The American Football League changed a great deal from its beginning in 1960 compared to what it looked like in its final season of 1969. . Catchup on all the latest action from the. From 2019, fans will no longer be able to subscribe to AFL Live Pass through the AFL website. George Blanda Exclusive to the Hall of Fame! . Exclusive to the Hall of Fame! 2009 Ross Oakley After an injury shortened career with St Kilda he became one of the games most influential administrators, overseeing the transition of the VFL into the AFL and the advent of the national competition. Quarterback – 1960 Oakland Raiders, 1961-67 Boston Patriots, 1968-69 New York Jets Larry Grantham .Sure-handed ball-snapper, superior blocker with wide range. Mix was a number one draft choice in the NFL but decided to play for the Chargers. Linebacker – 1960-62 Boston Patriots, 1963-69 Buffalo Bills His receiving yardage total of 10,289 was more than 1,300 yards better than any other receiver. Born March 10, 1938, in Los Angeles, California. A stout defender at 5-11 and 255 pounds. Bears Hall of Fame Legends Mug 2020. Johnny Robinson . Harry Jacobs This new design for 2020 features Class of 2020 members; Jimbo Covert and Ed Sprinkle. His spirited play proved otherwise as he earned five AFL All-Star Game selections. He was known as one of the AFL’s most feared pass rushers. Paul Maguire Defensive Tackle – 1960-69 Boston Patriots Celebrate all of the Chicago Bears' Hall of Famers with this exclusive, one-of-a-kind coffee mug from the Pro Football Hall of Fame! Named to all-time AFL team, 1969. . Jacobs was the defensive signal-caller for both the Pats and the Bills. . If so, please write, call, or e-mail Mr. David Baker, the hall of fame director, and let him know. Mathis was a reliable workhorse running back who was noted for his blocking and pass protection. Cannon, the 1959 Heisman Trophy winner, was the league’s poster child from day one. Seven legends of the game were also inducted at that time – Arthur Collinson, Jason Dunstall, Harry O’Callaghan, Michael Voss, Leigh Matthews, Tom McArthur and Dick Verdon. Listing all Jets' Hall of Fame Enshrinees, this collectible is perfect for the home, office, or fan cave! Sign up and get Insider's information & Special Offers, 1950 Baltimore Colts (1947-1949 AAFC; 1950 NFL). Wide Receiver – 1960-69 New York Titans/Jets The AFL Hall of Fame Tribute Match was a one-off all-star game between two representative sides organised by the Australian Football League to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Australian rules football.The match was intended to celebrate the contribution of State of Origin and interstate matches to the history of the code.. Wayne Hawkins He also played in two AFL championship games, one Super Bowl and nine AFL-All Star Games. 2121 George Halas Drive NW Canton, Ohio 44708 (330) 456-8207: QuestionOfTheDay@Fans.Profootballhof.com His claim to fame is that he was involved in a unique trade in which Houston allowed Denver to borrow him for two years. Kemp guided the Bills to two AFL championships and was the league’s Most Valuable Player in 1965. Enshrinement Week Powered by Johnson Controls, HALL OF FAME VILLAGE POWERED BY JOHNSON CONTROLS, Black College Football Hall of Fame Classic, A Century Ago, Bobby Marshall Made History Playing in NFL's First Game, National Coaches Day Traces History to Richard Nixon, Stories From The Hall of Fame Archives: Oh, Brother. Exclusive to the Hall of Fame! Lee saw very little playing time due to the fact that he usually had an all-star quarterback in front of him. Paul Rochester . Quarterback – 1960-62 Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers, 1962-69 Buffalo Bills His spirited play proved otherwise as he earned five AFL All-Star Game selections. Linebacker – 1960-69 – New York Titans/Jets .Had only two holding penalties in 10 years . Initially viewed to be too small (6-0, 240 lbs) to play guard, his determined play earned the respect of teammates and opponents alike. Quarterback – 1960-63, 1966-67 Houston Oilers, 1964-65 Denver Broncos, 1967-69 Kansas City Chiefs Signed with the AFL because he was deemed to small (6-0, 210 lbs) to play in the NFL. These men were a small fraction of the approximate 1,500 players that inhabited the rosters of the AFL’s 616 total games. Running Back/Tight End – 1960-62 Houston Oilers, 1963-69 Oakland Raiders