Pro Football Hall of Fame cuts Super Bowl-winning coach and 24 others from selection committee, per report
The Pro Football Hall of Fame is reducing its selection committee from 50 members to 28. The move removes 25 people from the panel, including a Super Bowl-winning coach. Dan Fouts and James Lofton are now the only Hall of Fame enshrinees remaining on the voting committee.
The committee is being reduced from 50 members down to 28, leaving Dan Fouts and James Lofton as the only enshrinees remaining on the voting panel
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