The greatest football players who ever played the game are inducted each year into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. These new members receive a Bust on display in Canton Ohio, a Gold Jacket, and a Ring. Unfortunately the last two only go to those Inductees that are still living.

Players like Kenny Stabler, or Junior Seau, and other Inductees who are deceased at the time of Induction do not receive their fair share of awarded gifts that they earned on the gridiron. 

These heirlooms are a personal and tangible reminder to the family members of an Inductee. They are a physical reminder of the accomplishments and achievements of their dearly departed. Not only that but these items are a tangible link to the feelings and memories families had of their loved one who gave it their all on the NFL football field.

Please Support this effort to rectify this injustice. Please demand that the NFL Hall of Fame treat Inductees equally regardless of whether they are living or deceased.