Jared Allen Inducted Into Pro Football Hall of Fame

Jared Allen, known for his dominant pass-rushing and charismatic personality, was officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame after a 12-season NFL career. Allen played for the Kansas City Chiefs and Minnesota Vikings, amassing 136 sacks and twice leading the league in the category, including a near-record 22 sacks in 2011. Drafted in the fourth round by the Chiefs and later traded to the Vikings in a major deal, Allen helped the Chiefs acquire key draft picks. He was a five-time Pro Bowler whose leadership and humor left a lasting impact on his teams. Despite never winning a Super Bowl, Allen is celebrated for both his athletic achievements and vibrant locker room presence. His journey from a small-school standout to NFL legend is marked by authenticity and excellence.