Former Jacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle and current radio analyst Tony Boselli unfortunately won’t be going into the NFL Pro Hall of Fame in 2020. According to Action News Jax, he was once again passed up during the deliberation process in Miami after being name a finalist for the fourth consecutive year.
Various analyst felt that 2020 would be the tear, however, it appears longevity continues to be the issue that voters have held against him. He was only able to play for seven seasons, but the counter to that is the dominant run he had during his run.
Boselli was the first-ever Jags draft selection in the 1995 NFL Draft and spent six seasons with the team (2001). He was named a first team All-Pro in his third, fourth, and fifth seasons (1997-99) and was voted into the Pro Bowl from his second to last seasons with the Jags (1996-2000). He also was named to the All-Decade team for the 90s.
Boselli was informed of the news Sunday afternoon. Upon hearing the news, he confirmed it with Action Sports Jax’s Brent Martineau. He later came out to congratulate those who made it and added that he hopes to be included in the Hall of Fame one day in the future.
