Our good friend and former colleague, Peter King, spent 32 years on the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s selection committee. He has concerns about the recent decision to slash the panel from 50 to 28.
The reductions came with no explanation as to shrinking the number of voters or as to the voters who were kept and those who were removed. There’s no reason that fewer voters will make the process any better. King believes that one specific move will make it worse.
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“That Rick Gosselin, the most conscientious and well-researched member of the [Hall of Fame] selection committee I saw in my 32 years as a voter, has been removed from the…
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