INDIANAPOLIS – In 2007, he said it was “our time.”
Now, in 2016, it’s “his time.”
Tony Dungy will be a member of the 2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame Class, in his third year of Hall eligibility.
Dungy was an NFL head coach for 13 seasons, with his team playing in the postseason 11 times.
Among coaches with at least five years in the NFL, Dungy averaged 10.7 wins per season, the best mark in NFL history.
In winning Super Bowl XLI, Dungy became the first African-American coach to hoist the Lombardi Trophy.