There are currently 326 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Only 133 of them played for just one franchise during their careers.
Tom Brady won’t be a member of the club. Neither will Peyton Manning.
But Peyton’s younger brother could end up in it. Same with Ben Roethlisberger.
Here’s a look at 55 of the men who only called one team home.
Sammy Baugh — Washington Redskins
Mel Blount — Pittsburgh Steelers
Terrell Davis — Denver Broncos
Dermontti Dawson — Pittsburgh Steelers
Russ Grimm — Washington Redskins
Walter Jones — Seattle Seahawks
Jonathan Ogden — Baltimore Ravens
Will Shields — Kansas City Chiefs
Lou Groza — Cleveland Browns
Darrell Green — Washington Redskins
Jackie Slater — Los Angeles Rams
Bruce Matthews (Titans/Oilers)
Ray Lewis (Baltimore Ravens)
Dan Marino (Miami Dolphins)
John Elway (Denver Broncos)
Dan Fouts (San Diego Chargers)
Bart Starr (Green Bay Packers)
Ray Nitschke (Green Bay Packers)
Jim Otto — Oakland Raiders
Troy Aikman — Dallas Cowboys
Michael Strahan — New York Giants
Gene Upshaw — Oakland Raiders
Chuck Bednarik — Philadelphia Eagles
Terry Bradshaw — Pittsburgh Steelers
Derrick Brooks — Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jim Brown — Cleveland Browns
Dick Butkus — Chicago Bears
Harry Carson — New York Giants
Jim Covert – Chicago Bears
Dan Dierdorf — St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Ham — Pittsburgh Steelers
Dan Hampton — Chicago Bears
Marvin Harrison — Indianapolis Colts
Michael Irvin — Dallas Cowboys
Jim Kelly — Buffalo Bills
Jack Lambert — Pittsburgh Steelers
Willie Lanier — Kansas City Chiefs
Steve Largent — Seattle Seahawks
Howie Long — Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders
Anthony Munoz — Cincinnati Bengals
Troy Polamalu — Pittsburgh Steelers
Walter Payton — Chicago Bears
Barry Sanders — Detroit Lions
Gale Sayers — Chicago Bears
Lee Roy Selmon — Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Mike Singletary — Chicago Bears
Roger Staubach — Dallas Cowboys
Dwight Stephenson — Miami Dolphins
Lynn Swann — Pittsburgh Steelers
Lawrence Taylor — New York Giants
Derrick Thomas — Kansas City Chiefs
Brian Urlacher — Chicago Bears
Kellen Winslow — San Diego Chargers
Willie Wood — Green Bay Packers
Jack Youngblood — Los Angeles Rams
