Jared Allen Inducted NFL Hall Fame Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction Canton

Jared Allen was officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2025, celebrating a distinguished 12-year NFL career primarily with the Minnesota Vikings, where he achieved four All-Pro selections, five Pro Bowls, and 136 sacks. During the ceremony in Canton, Ohio, Allen received his gold jacket and performed his signature calf-roping sack celebration, which resulted in a wardrobe malfunction as he tore the back of his suit pants. Despite the mishap, Allen took it in stride, walking off the stage with a smile and reflecting on his legacy, emphasizing his family as his greatest accomplishment. Alongside Allen, Eric Allen, Antonio Gates, and Sterling Sharpe were also inducted. The Minnesota Vikings shared the viral video of Allen's celebration on social media, where fans responded with humor and appreciation. Allen's career highlights include leading the NFL in sacks twice, holding the record for most safeties in a career and a season, and being named one of the 50 Greatest Vikings of all time.