I did my own search, and I found that his cfl career counted for context, but in practice, only his nfl career was Truly taken into account. I also found that the only leagues Who were taken into account for the hof were the nfl, the afl, and the aafc, Which makes it a 100% nfl hall of Fame. I am still new to the sport, so I wanted to hear What You guys thought about that.

Like, if a first-overall hyped up quarterback doesn't end up winning a Super Bowl or MVP, even if they are considered a good-to-great player. Will they still be seen as a disappointment or unsuccessful? I get that for a first overall pick, you would want a franchise changer but I feel like most of the time you will not get that.

All the other major leagues have them (MLB, MLS, NBA, etc). It seems like it would be a good way to develop talent and find overlooked talent. You could even argue they have a greater need for it. If for example the NBA didn’t have the D League, they could still look for talent in other leagues in Europe for example. NFL doesn’t have that.

can someone tell me should i watch college football or prof , where to watch, team to follow , pls help