Former New York Giants greats, quarterback Eli Manning and running back Tiki Barber, have advanced with 48 other modern-day players in the voting process for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2025 presented by Visual Edge IT.

Wednesday the Pro Football Hall of Fame trimmed their list of modern-era finalists for the class of 2025 to 50. Among them are three Raiders legends. The three Raiders to advance in the voting are RB Marshawn Lynch, G Steve Wisniewski, and CB Eric Allen.

Hines Ward and James Harrison were Super Bowl-winning teammates in Pittsburgh. They're both eligible for induction to the Hall of Fame, along with Gary Anderson.

Alabama native Maxie Baughan has advanced to the next round in the process to appear on the Class of 2025 ballot.

The list of senior candidates was pared from 60 to 31 by the Hall of Fame’s Seniors Blue-Ribbon Committee, and that list will be cut to nine in three weeks.

Former 49ers left tackle Joe Staley is among eight first-time eligible candidates to advance through the initial cutdown for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2025. The Hall of Fame on Wednesday announced that a member of the newly formed modern-era players screening committee reduced the original list of 167 nominees to 50 individuals who

Redskins legend, former offensive tackle, and 3-time super bowl champion Joe Jacoby has been included in the list of 31 finalists in the Senior category nominated for induction to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.