Jordon Hudson publicly reacted to Bill Belichick’s shocking omission from the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 with a sarcastic social media post, drawing attention to the decision just days before the NFL officially announces this year’s inductees.
On Wednesday, February 3, Hudson shared a screenshot on Instagram showing a canceled order from the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s official online store.
The automated email explained that the purchase was “canceled because of unforeseen circumstances.” Hudson tagged the Hall’s official account and added, “Hey @profootballhof, what were the ‘unforeseen circumstances’?” followed by a laughing emoji.
Bill Belichick, the six-time Super Bowl–winning head coach of the New England Patriots, fell short of induction after failing to secure the minimum 40 of 50 votes required from the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee.
The result was widely viewed as a surprise, given Belichick’s historic resume, which features multiple championships, decades of sustained coaching excellence, and a legacy as one of the most influential figures in NFL history.
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Each year, the Hall of Fame class is determined by a panel of media members, historians, and football executives. Candidates must earn at least 80 percent approval to be enshrined. Belichick’s omission places him among several high-profile finalists who did not meet the voting threshold this year.
Jordon Hudson Plans NFL Honors Night Tribute For Bill Belichick
Despite the setback, Jordon Hudson is reportedly pressing ahead with plans to honor Bill Belichick on the same day the Hall of Fame selections are announced. According to a People Magazine insider, she is organizing a private celebration for the longtime coach on Thursday, February 5.
“Jordon is planning to throw Bill a huge bash on the same day as the Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony,” the source said.
The insider noted that the guest list includes Tom Brady, Jimmy Johnson, Bill Parcels, and others who had originally planned to attend Belichick’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Canton, Ohio. The source added that Hudson is also extending invitations to “many of the outspoken supporters from the wake of Belichick’s HOF snub.”
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The Class of 2026 will be officially announced during the NFL Honors and Awards show on Thursday, Feb. 5, the league’s annual celebration held in the days leading up to the Super Bowl. The event highlights the top individual achievements from the past season and culminates with the formal unveiling of the newest Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees.
