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“Notes & Nuggets” from the Pro FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 11/16/2018 WEEKLY “NOTES & NUGGETS” FROM THE PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME ALAN PAGE & ROGER STAUBACH RECEIVE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM; CLASS OF 2019 SEMIFINALISTS TO BE ANNOUNCED TUESDAY; 2018 OHSAA STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS; FREE KIDS FRIDAY; NEW SERIES FROM HOF PRODUCTIONS; FROM THE ARCHIVES CANTON, OHIO – The following is a sampling of events, happenings and notes that highlight how the Pro Football Hall of Fame serves its important mission to “Honor the Heroes of the Game, Preserve its History, Promote its Values & Celebrate Excellence EVERYWHERE!” ALAN PAGE & ROGER STAUBACH RECEIVE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM Today at 1 p.m. ET, Hall of Famers ALAN PAGE and ROGER STAUCHBACH will be among seven honorees to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Donald Trump during a special ceremony at The White House. The Hall’s President & CEO David Baker, who will be on hand for the ceremony, had this statement: “Alan Page and Roger Staubach not only had Hall of Fame careers but Hall of Fame lives. This prestigious honor of being bestowed the Presidential Medal of Freedom recognizes these two heroes of the Game for the impact they have made, off the field, on our society. Alan Page and Roger Staubach exemplify the values learned from competing in this country’s favorite sport and used them as a foundation for living virtuous lives. They are more than sports heroes, Alan and Roger are great men of honor and nobility and lead lives that serve as inspiration to all fellow Americans.” Full story: https://www.profootballhof.com/presidential-medal-of-freedom-awarded-to-gold- jackets-alan-page-and-roger-staubach/ NEW SERIES FROM HALL OF FAME PRODUCTIONS Hall of Fame Productions has created two new series – “Inspiration” and “The Future.” Through the series “Inspiration,” fans will hear from Hall of Famers who share about those players who inspired them on their journey to Canton. The first episode of “Inspiration” was released on Sunday, Nov. 11 featuring MARSHALL FAULK. The Indianapolis Colts and St. Louis Rams legend shared his personal stories of how Pro Football Hall of Famer THURMAN THOMAS inspired him throughout his 11-year career. “The Future” takes fans inside the Hall of Fame Gallery, where all of the bronzed busts reside, as Hall of Famers share unique and never before heard stories of current players who they feel are the next generation who will land in Canton. The first episode of “The Future” will debut on Monday, Nov. 19 on the Hall’s social media platforms prior to the Monday Night Football matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams. Faulk will share his insight and excitement about current Rams superstar running back Todd Gurley. New episodes of both series featuring WILL SHIELDS can be found in the near future via the Hall’s social media @ProFootballHOF on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. CLASS OF 2019 SEMIFINALISTS A critical step in the selection process takes place on Tuesday (Nov. 20) at 8 pm when the cutdown of modern-era nominees is announced during a one-hour special, “Gold Jacket Semifinalists” on NFL Network at 8 pm ET. The Hall’s selection committee trimmed the list of 102 modern-era nominees announced in September (below) to the group of semifinalists. One more cut-down, to 15 modern-era finalists, takes place in early January. Modern-Era Nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2019 *Finalist in 2018; Underline indicates first year of eligibility (Players and coaches must have last played or coached at least five full seasons to be eligible for nomination. Therefore, any individual who last played or coached in 2013 are eligible for the first time in 2019). • QUARTERBACKS — (5) – Randall Cunningham, Dave Krieg, Jeff Garcia, Donovan McNabb, Steve McNair • RUNNING BACKS -— (14) — Shaun Alexander, Tiki Barber, Earnest Byner, Larry Centers, Corey Dillon, Eddie George, *Edgerrin James, Darryl Johnston, Eric Metcalf (WR/KR/PR), Clinton Portis, Fred Taylor, Herschel Walker (also KR), Chris Warren, Ricky Watters • WIDE RECEIVERS — (9) — *Isaac Bruce, Gary Clark, Henry Ellard (also PR), Torry Holt, Chad Johnson, Derrick Mason, Sterling Sharpe, Rod Smith, Hines Ward • TIGHT ENDS — (4) — Mark Bavaro, Tony Gonzalez, Brent Jones, Jay Novacek • OFFENSIVE LINEMEN — (15) — Willie Anderson (T), *Tony Boselli (T), Lomas Brown (T), Ray Donaldson (C), *Alan Faneca (G), Chris Hinton (G/T), Kent Hull (C), *Steve Hutchinson (G), Mike Kenn (T), Olin Kreutz (C), *Kevin Mawae (C/G), Tom Nalen (C), Chris Samuels (T), Richmond Webb (T), Steve Wisniewski (G) • DEFENSIVE LINEMEN — (7) — La’Roi Glover (DT/NT), Russell Maryland (DT), Leslie O’Neal (DE), Simeon Rice (DE), Richard Seymour (DT), Neil Smith (DE), Bryant Young (DT) • LINEBACKERS — (14) — Carl Banks, Cornelius Bennett, Tedy Bruschi, London Fletcher, Seth Joyner, Wilber Marshall, Clay Matthews, Willie McGinest (also DE), Karl Mecklenburg, Sam Mills, Chris Spielman, Takeo Spikes, Darryl Talley, Zach Thomas • DEFENSIVE BACKS — (18) — Eric Allen (CB), Steve Atwater (S), Champ Bailey (CB), Ronde Barber (CB/S), Bill Bates (S), LeRoy Butler (S), Nick Collins (S), Thomas Everett (S), Rodney Harrison (S), *Ty Law (CB), Albert Lewis (CB), *John Lynch (S), Tim McDonald (S), Ed Reed (FS), Dennis Smith (S), Troy Vincent (CB), Adrian Wilson (S), Darren Woodson (S) • PUNTERS/KICKER — (3) — Jason Elam (K), Jeff Feagles (P), Sean Landeta (P) • SPECIAL TEAMS — (2) — Brian Mitchell (KR/PR also RB), Steve Tasker (ST also WR) • COACHES — (11) — Don Coryell, Bill Cowher, Tom Flores, Jim Hanifan, Mike Holmgren, Jimmy Johnson, Richie Petitbon, Dan Reeves, Marty Schottenheimer, Clark Shaughnessy, Dick Vermeil FREE KIDS FRIDAY The Pro Football Hall of Fame’s 18th Annual FREE Kids Friday event will be held on Nov. 23 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The yearly event takes place the day after Thanksgiving as a way of kicking off the holiday season and welcoming families to a fun-filled day of activities, holiday cheer, and giveaways. All kids ages 12 and under, who are accompanied by an adult purchasing an admission at the regular rate of $25, will be admitted into the Hall of Fame free of charge. There must be one adult admission purchased for every four children. Additional children 12 years old and younger are $18 and kids age 13-18 who want to receive an NFL grab bag are $25. This FREE Kids Friday admission offer is not valid with any other discounts or coupons. Every child, ages 18 and under, will receive a grab bag full of football merchandise provided by the Hall’s NFL licensed partners while supplies last. Many kid-friendly activities will take place throughout the day including inflatables, interactive docent presentations and games with prizes. Santa will be available for photos with visitors from noon to 2 p.m. Additional information about FREE Kids Friday can be found at https://www.profootballhof.com/events/free-kids-friday-2018/. The Hall will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, but will have special extended hours on Friday, Nov. 23 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 24 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Information about planning a visit to the Hall of Fame can be found at: www.ProFootballHOF.com/visit/. 2018 OHSAA STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS The 2018 Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) state football championships will take place Thursday, Nov. 29-Saturday, Dec. 1 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium. Seven division title games will take place over the three days. The full schedule will be announced once teams earn their spot in their respective championship game. Single game tickets for the 2018 OHSAA state football championships will go on sale Monday, Nov. 19 at 10 a.m. and can be purchased online at www.ProFootballHOF.com or in person at the Hall’s Box Office. Single game tickets start at $15 for General Admission and range up to $23 for Club Seats. Prices will increase for tickets purchased the day of the game. WHITE GLOVE TREATMENT The Pro Football Hall of Fame is home to the world’s largest collection on pro football in the world. Each year, the collection grows as artifacts from milestone moments from the current NFL season arrive in Canton. Here are some of the artifacts that arrived at the Hall this week. The Hall of Fame’s curatorial team put on the white gloves to handle the historic mementos: • The “Salute to Service” hoodie worn by the Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn on Sunday, Nov. 11 recognizing the NFL’s 2018 “Salute to Service” programming. • Tennessee Titans wide receiver Corey Davis’ jersey, pants and helmet worn on Sunday, Nov. 11 when he had seven receptions for 125 yards and one touchdown in the Titans 34-10 victory over the New England Patriots. The uniform was collected to commemorate and document the Titans new uniform design and colors for the 2018 NFL Season. Whenever a franchise debuts a new uniform design, the Hall seeks to preserve the change by collecting the jersey, pants and helmet worn by a prominent player of that team. FROM THE RALPH WILSON, JR. PRO FOOTBALL RESEARCH & PRESERVATION CENTER: The Ralph Wilson, Jr. Pro Football Research & Preservation Center is home to the world’s largest collection on football including a personal legacy archive on every player who has competed in the NFL since its founding in 1920. Contained inside the archives are more than 40 million pages of documents and six million photographic images. Staff help a variety of patrons from fans, researchers, authors, and students as well as serving as a resource of information to the National Football League, its 32 clubs and members of the media.
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