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The NFL unveiled the inductees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2023 during the NFL Honors on Thursday night, and it was a star-studded group headlined by first-ballot finalists Darrelle Revis and Joe Thomas.
Revis and Thomas will be joined in this year’s class by defensive end DeMarcus Ware, defensive back Ronde Barber, linebacker Zach Thomas, late Chargers coach Don Coryell, defensive lineman Joe Klecko, linebacker Chuck Howley and late Bengals cornerback Ken Riley. The ’23 inductees were selected by a 49-person committee comprised of media representatives from every NFL city and at-large selectors, with each finalist needing to receive at least 80% of the vote in order to be elected. The 18 finalists for the ’23 class were previously announced on Jan. 4.
