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The Pro Football Hall of Fame has announced its 26 Modern Semi-Finalists for the Class of 2026, down from a list of 52.

To qualify, a player must have retired less than 25 years ago and at least five years ago:

This group will be pared down to 15 Finalists this winter by the 50-person Hall of Fame committee.

*Denotes they were a Finalist last year.

**Denotes they are eligible for the first time.

Quarterbacks (3): No Quarterbacks were cut from 52.

**Drew Brees: SDG 2001-05 & NOR 2006-20.  After five years in San Diego, Brees ascended to superstar status in New Orleans.  Brees led the Saints to their first and only Super Bowl win, was a two-time Offensive Player of the Year, and was selected to 13 Pro Bowls.  He threw for 80,358 Yards and 571 Touchdowns.  Ranked #1 on notinhalloffame.com.  First time as a Semi-Finalist.

*Eli Manning: NYG 2005-19.  Manning went to two Super Bowls and won them, as did the Super Bowl MVPs.  A four-time Pro Bowl and Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, Manning passed for 57,023 Yards and 366 Touchdowns.  Ranked #107 on notinhalloffame.com. Second time as a Semi-Finalist (2025-26).

**Philip Rivers:  SDG/LAC 2004-19 & IND 2020.  A Charger for all but his final season, Rivers was chosen for eight Pro Bowls and was fourth in OPOY voting three years in a row (2008-10).  He threw for 63,440 Yards and 221 Touchdowns.  Ranked #21 on notinhalloffame.com.  First time as a Semi-Finalist.

The Chairman’s gut reaction: 

Drew Brees was a lock, and is a lock moving forward.  Was Rivers a minor surprise?  Perhaps, and while we have him as the better QB than Eli Manning, Manning’s two Super Bowls propelled him to become a first-year Finalist, and nobody who reached that stage in year one (except Jim Tyrer) has ever failed to advance to Canton.  Rivers feels like a longish shot to advance to the Finals, as three QBs (assuming that Eli advances) in the Final round is rare.  If I were in the camp of Philip Rivers for the PFHOF, I would consider the Semi-Final debut as a huge win.

Running Backs (2): (cut from 8)

**Frank Gore:  SFO 2005-14, IND 2015-17, MIA 2018, BUF 2019 & NYJ 2020.  Gore was a six-time Pro Bowl Selection, who amassed a whopping 16,000 Rushing Yards (third all-time), 19,985 APY, and 99 Touchdowns.  Ranked #19 on notinhalloffame.com.  First time as a Semi-Finalist.

*Fred Taylor:  JAX 1998-2008 & NWE 2009-10.  Taylor was a Pro Bowl Selection in 2007, and he accumulated 14,079 Yards from Scrimmage with 11,695 yards on the ground.   He also had 74 Touchdowns.  Ranked #157 on notinhalloffame.com.  Seventh time as a Semi-Finalist (2020-26).

The Running Backs who did not advance were Warrick Dunn, Eddie George, Marshawn Lynch, LeSean McCoy, and Ricky Watters.

The Chairman’s gut reaction: 

First off, Ricky Watters’ omission from the Semis is criminal.  This was his final year on the Modern ballot, and now he goes to the Senior Pool, where players have a much more challenging road to the Hall of Fame.  Also, Marshawn Lynch and LeSean McCoy have outstanding resumes, and of all the Running Backs who were preliminary candidates, if you had one rushing play to punch it in, wouldn’t you pick Lynch?

Pete Carroll wouldn’t, but wouldn’t you?

This leaves us with Gore and Taylor.  Taylor has been a long-time Finalist, but now he has a peer with more Yards than he.  Could Gore pass him on the ballot with his accumulations?  That is Gore’s path, as he was never a top-five Running Back (well, maybe once).  Gore’s Hall of Fame candidacy fascinates us.

Wide Receivers (5): (Cut from 8)

**Larry Fitzgerald:  ARI 2004-20.  Fitzgerald had a stellar career, earning 11 Pro Bowls, one First Team All-Pro selection, and was named the 2016 Walter Payton Man of the Year.  Twice leading the league in Receptions as well as Touchdown Passes, Fitzgerald had 1,432 Receptions (Second all-time), 17,492 Yards (second all-time), and 121 Touchdowns (sixth all-time).   Ranked #2 on notinhalloffame.com.  First time as a Semi-Finalist.

*Torry Holt: STL 1999-2008 & JAX 2009.  A Super Bowl Champion with the St. Louis Rams, Holt went to seven Pro Bowls and led the NFL in Receiving Yards twice (2000 & 2003).  The one-time First Team All-Pro finished his career with 13,382 Yards and 74 TDs.  Holt has been a multi-time Finalist.  Ranked #9 on notinhalloffame.com.  Twelfth time as a Semi-Finalist (2015-26).

Steve Smith Sr.:  2001-16, CAR, BAL.  Smith led the NFL in Receptions (103), Receiving Yards (1,563), and Receiving Touchdowns (12) in 2005, and he was a two-time First Team All-Pro and five-time Pro Bowler.  Smith accumulated 14,731 Yards with 81 TDs and was a previous Semi-Finalist.  Ranked #25 on notinhalloffame.com.  Fifth time as a Semi-Finalist (2022-26).

Hines Ward:  PIT 1998-2011.  Ward won two Super Bowls with the Steelers and was the MVP in one of them.  A multi-time Semi-Finalist, he has four consecutive Pro Bowls (2001-04), 85 Touchdowns, and 12,083 Yards on his resume.  Ranked #47 on notinhalloffame.com.  Tenth time as a Semi-Finalist (2017-26).

Reggie Wayne:  IND 2001-12.  Wayne was a career Colt, winning a Super Bowl there while earning six Pro Bowls and a First Team All-Pro.  He led the NFL in Receiving Yards in 2007 (1,510) and has significantly more Yards (14,345) than any other Preliminary candidate.  He also has 82 Touchdowns.  Ranked #23 on notinhalloffame.com.  Seventh time as a Semi-Finalist (2020-26).

The Wide Receivers who did not advance were Anquan Boldin, Jimmy Smith, and Rod Smith.

The Chairman’s gut reaction: 

I don’t have any problem with the Wide Receivers being removed, but I will again go on record that Hines Ward will go 20-for-20 as a Hall of Fame Semi-Finalist without advancing to the final round.  Also, how loaded is it moving forward that Boldin did not return as a Semi-Finalist?

Tight Ends (1): (Cut from 2)

**Jason Witten:  2003-17 & 2019 & LVR 2020.  Witten went to a whopping 11 Pro Bowls, with two of those seasons netting him First Team All-Pros.  The 2012 Walter Payton Award winner had 13,046 Yards with 74 TDs.  Ranked #11 on notinhalloffame.com.  First time as a Semi-Finalist.

The Tight Ends who did not advance were Greg Olson. 

The Chairman’s gut reaction: 

Jason Witten is a Pro Football Hall of Famer.  There is no doubt of that, and thankfully, he does not have to worry about Antonio Gates, who entered last year.  If he does not enter this year, Rob Gronkowski is on the horizon and will jump over (and should) Witten.  Witten will enter Canton and is likely to be a Finalist this year, but the current structure does him no favors in 2026.

Offensive Lineman (6): (Cut from 11)

*Willie Anderson (T):  CIN 1996-2007 & BAL 2008.  Anderson was chosen for four consecutive Pro Bowls (2003-06), with his last three being First Team All-Pro worthy.  Anderson has been a Finalist for the previous three years.  Ranked #101 on notinhalloffame.com.  Sixth time as a Semi-Finalist (2021-26).

Lomas Brown (T): DET 1985-95 ARI 1996-98, CLE 1999, NYG 2000-01 & TAM 2002.  Brown had seven straight Pro Bowls (1990-96), and in his last season in the NFL, he helped Tampa Bay win a Super Bowl.  Ranked #138 on notinhalloffame.com.  First time as a Semi-Finalist.

*Jahri Evans (G):  NOR 2006-16 & GNB 2017.  Evans went to six consecutive Pro Bowls (2009-14) and was a First Team All-Pro in the first four.  He is also a Super Bowl Champion with the Saints.  Ranked #29 on notinhalloffame.com.  Fourth time as a Semi-Finalist (2021-26).

Richmond Webb (T):  MIA 1990-2000 & CIN 2001-02.  Webb was a Pro Bowl Selection in his first seven seasons, with two earning First Team All-Pro nods.  He was also named the Sporting News and the UPI Rookie of the Year.  Ranked #43 on notinhalloffame.com.  Second time as a Semi-Finalist (2025-26).

Steve Wisniewski (G):  RAI 1989-94 & OAK 1995-2001.  A former Semi-Finalist, Wisniewski played his entire career with the Raiders and was an eight-time Pro Bowl selection and a two-time First Team All-Pro.  Ranked #24 on notinhalloffame.com.  Third time as a Semi-Finalist (2014 & 2025-26).

*Marshal Yanda (G):  BAL 2007-19. A Super Bowl Champion with Baltimore, Yanda went to eight Pro Bowls with two First Team and five Second Team All-Pros.  Ranked #4 on notinhalloffame.com.  Second time as a Semi-Finalist (2025-26).

The Offensive Linemen who did not advance were Ruben Brown, Olin Kreutz, Logan Mankins. Maurkice Pouncey & Erik Williams.

The Chairman’s gut reaction: 

I said it two years ago, and it looks to be the case:  Jason Kelce will be the next Center in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.  There are some solid candidates out there (Nick Mangold and Jeff Saturday), and an arguably better one, Maurkice Pouncey, did not make it to the semi-finals for 2026.

As for the six who are here, I love that we have three who are nearing the end of their candidacy and have made it here.  With all due respect to Anderson, Evans, and Yanda, if the three Offensive Linemen put forth were Brown, Webb, and Wisniewski, I would be thrilled, if only because it gets them in that room, which none of them have ever been to.

Somehow, I doubt I will be thrilled.

Defensive Linemen: (3) (Cut from 6)

Robert Mathis (DE):  IND 2003-16.  Mathis won a Super Bowl with the Colts, thrice led the NFL in Forced Fumbles, and is the all-time leader in that category with 54.  He had 123 career Sacks, leading the NFL in that category in 2013 with 19, and also earned his only First-Team All-Pro with a second-place finish in Defensive Player of the Year voting.  Mathis went to five Pro Bowls.  Ranked #112 on notinhalloffame.com.  Fifth time as a Semi-Finalist (2022-26).

Vince Wilfork (DT/NT):  NWE 2002-14, HOU 2015-16.  A prior semi-finalist, Wilfork won two Super Bowls with the Patriots while earning five Pro Bowls and one First Team All-Pro selection.  Ranked #136 on notinhalloffame.com.  Fifth time as a Semi-Finalist (2022-26).

Kevin Williams (DT/DE):  MIN 2003-13, SEA 2014 & NOR 2015.  Williams had six Pro Bowls and five First Team All-Pros in a career spent mainly in Minnesota.  He recorded 63 Sacks and 113 Tackles for Loss.  Ranked #26 on notinhalloffame.com.  First time as a Semi-Finalist.

The Defensive Linemen who did not advance were John Abraham, Haloti Ngata & Simeon Rice.

The Chairman’s gut reaction: 

I am very happy and satisfied that Kevin Williams has finally been recognized.   Seriously, it is that big for many Hall of Fame watchers that this happened.

Linebackers: (2) (Cut from 4)

*Luke Kuechly: CAR 2012-19.   Kuechly was a strong contender to enter Canton on his first year of eligibility, as he is a former Defensive Rookie of the Year (2012) and Defensive Player of the Year in 2013.  A two-time leader in Combined Tackles, Kuechly was a seven-time Pro Bowl and five-time First Team All-Pro.  Ranked #3 on notinhalloffame.com.  Second time as a Semi-Finalist 2025-26.

*Terrell Suggs (Also DE):  BAL 2003-18, ARI 2019 & KAN 2019.  Suggs was the 2003 AP Defensive Rookie of the Year, and eight years later, he was the consensus Defensive Player of the Year.  He went to seven Pro Bowls, was a one-time First Team All-Pro, and compiled 139 Sacks, 202 Tackles for Loss, and 200 Quarterback Hits.  He was also a significant part of Baltimore’s second Super Bowl, and, as a veteran, he retired after winning a second one with Kansas City.  Ranked #10 on notinhalloffame.com.  Second time as a Semi-Finalist 2025-26.

The Linebackers who did not advance were London Fletcher and James Harrison.

The Chairman’s gut reaction: 

Two Linebackers.  Two former Defensive Players of the Year winners.  Two players who easily could have entered on their first ballot.  Two players face the same struggle as last year based on the current process.

Defensive Backs: (3) (Cut from 6)

Rodney Harrison (S):  SFG 1994-2002 & NWE 2003-08.  Harrison won two Super Bowls with the New England Patriots and was a Pro Bowl and First Team All-Pro twice.  He would have 34 career Interceptions, 30.5 Sacks, and 1,206 Combined Tackles.  Ranked #159 on notinhalloffame.com.  Fifth time as a Semi-Finalist 2021 & 2023-26.

*Earl Thomas (S):  SEA 2010-18 & BAL 2019.  A seven-time Pro Bowler, Thomas was selected for three straight First Team All-Pros (2012-14) and won a Super Bowl with the Seahawks.  The Safety had 30 Interceptions and 713 Tackles.  Ranked #11 on notinhalloffame.com.  Second time as a Semi-Finalist 2025-26.

*Darren Woodson (S):  DAL 1992-03.  Woodson was part of the Cowboys’ three Super Bowl Titles in the early '90s, a five-time Pro Bowl, and a three-time First Team All-Pro.  He has been a Semi-Finalist multiple times before and has 23 career Interceptions with 11 Sacks and 967 Combined Tackles.  Ranked #65 on notinhalloffame.com.  Tenth time as a Semi-Finalist 2015, 2017, & 2019-26.

The Defensive Backs who did not advance were Asante Samuel, Charles Tillman, and Troy Vincent.

The Chairman’s gut reaction: 

Safeties have such a hard time entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but this year, there are no Corners to block them.  Saying that, despite the talent of all three, the path to Canton will not materialize for any of them in 2026.

Place Kickers: (1) (Cut from 2)

*Adam Vinatieri: NWE 1996-2005 & IND 2006-19.  Entering his first year on the ballot, Vinatieri was a clutch performer who won four Super Bowls and was a three-time First Team All-Pro.  He is the all-time leader in Points Scored (2,673) and Field Goals Made (599). Ranked #88 on notinhalloffame.com.  Second time as a Semi-Finalist 2025-26.

The only Place Kicker who did not advance was Gary Anderson. 

Of note, Punter Shane Lechler and Special Teams player Brian Mitchell were also cut.

Last year, only Brian Mitchell was at this stage.

This group will be reduced to 15 Finalists in January.

We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate this group of former players who have reached this stage.

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