Pro Football Hall of Fame cuts Super Bowl-winning coach and 24 others from selection committee, per report

Just before the NFL season started, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced that its selection process would be undergoing some massive changes this year and those changes are starting to take shape.

The HOF has totally revamped its selection process and one of the most notable changes was the Hall's decision to trim down the selection committee. For most of the HOF's existence, the committee has consisted of 50 members. Of that total, there was one representative from each NFL team/city (32), there were 17 at-large selectors and there was one member from the Pro Football Writers of America.

Starting this year, the number of members on the selection committee will be reduced from 50 voters down to 28. To make that happen, the HOF had to cut more than two dozen people from the committee and that process has been taking place over the past week.

Hall of Fame voter Paul Kuharsky (Tennessee) has been keeping close tabs on everyone who has been cut. Of the 25 cuts that have been made so far, two of the most notable ones are Tony Dungy and Bill Polian. Dungy and Polian are both IN the Hall of Fame, which means…

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