Maxie Baughan Named Hall of Fame Finalist
Maxie Baughan Named Hall of Fame Finalist

Maxie Baughan Named Hall of Fame Finalist

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Maxie Baughan, a former linebacker for the Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams, has been named a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2025, marking his best chance for induction since becoming eligible in 1980. He is recognized for making nine Pro Bowls during his career and contributing significantly to the Eagles' NFL Championship defense in 1960. Meanwhile, legendary coach Mike Holmgren, also a finalist for the Hall, has a distinguished record, having led two teams to the Super Bowl and achieved significant playoff success with the Seattle Seahawks. In college football, Danny Woodhead will be inducted into the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, noted for his remarkable record as the all-time rushing leader at Chadron State. Additionally, Craig Foster has been honored in the Football Australia Hall of Fame for his contributions as a player, broadcaster, and advocate for social justice in sports.

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