August typically serves as the month in which some of football’s most illustrious icons are annually inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. While this year’s festivities were predictably postponed, that hasn’t stopped some people from keeping up the Hall of Fame discussions.
ESPN’s Bill Barnwell recently wrote an article breaking down future Hall of Famers for all 32 NFL teams. He split notable players into four groups based off of their chances of getting enshrined in Canton, Ohio. Players with the “locks” designation are given a 100 percent chance of making it into the Hall, a “likely” designation have between a 70 to 99 percent chance, the “in the running” group has 40 to 69 percent odds, while the “work to do” group had between a 10 to 39 percent chance of getting in.