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    HOF voter explains why he left Bill Belichick off his ballot

    Ironside Sports MediaBy Ironside Sports MediaJanuary 29, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    One Professional Soccer Corridor of Fame voter has admitted he did not vote for former New England Patriots head coach Invoice Belichick.

    Belichick, after all, reportedly fell short of the 40 votes wanted to make the HOF. On Wednesday, Vahe Gregorian of The Kansas Metropolis Star — a member of the 50-person choice committee — revealed he did not vote for the North Carolina Tar Heels HC. 

    Why HOF voter Vahe Gregorian left Invoice Belichick off his poll

    Gregorian defined he left Belichick off as a result of he believed he can be nominated anyway and wished to reward senior gamers who’ve been ready to make it for years. Coaches, senior gamers and contributors are clumped collectively in a single pool of nominees. Fashionable-era gamers are positioned into the opposite. 

    The 5 senior finalists had been Belichick, Patriots proprietor Robert Kraft, former Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson, former San Francisco 49ers working again Roger Craig and former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive finish L.C. Greenwood. 

    “All three [players] have lengthy been deserving of induction within the Corridor. All three have been nicely snubbed for many years,” wrote Gregorian in a narrative printed Wednesday. “…All of that went into why I felt duty-bound to vote for the richly deserving seniors, who almost definitely will not ever have a listening to once more as extra senior candidates enter the pool and recent instances get made for others.”  

    Gregorian added he did not vote in opposition to Belichick to punish him for Spygate, and he needs the HOF to vary its choice course of after this fiasco. 

    “Belichick is inevitable quickly…as he ought to be,” wrote Gregorian. “On the danger of contradicting my very own vote, actually, he should not even have to attend. I perceive why persons are offended that he is not going within the first second he can. …Ultimately, although, I felt extra compelled by what I understand to be final probabilities and looming misplaced causes inside the system as we’ve got it — a system I hope the Corridor will see match to vary now.” 

    On X, The Athletic’s Mike Sando expanded on attainable methods Belichick missed the minimize. He talked about some voters might have assumed the coach was a shoo-in and thus voted for senior candidates, like Gregorian.





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