Linebacker Kevin Greene was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night, becoming the first player ever to suit up for the Carolina Panthers to deliver an induction speech at the annual ceremony in Canton, Ohio.
In his speech, Greene expressed his appreciation for the three seasons he spent with the Panthers during his 15-year NFL career.
"My time in Carolina, home of the new Panthers was a tremendous blessing," Greene said. "Thank you all my Carolina Panther brothers out there."
Reggie White, inducted into the Hall posthumously in 2006, is the other former Panthers player to be enshrined.