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Eddie George Hall of Fame Odds: Chances George Makes Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2025
One of the greatest running backs in Tennessee Titans history is still on the outside looking in when it comes to his quest to be enshrined inside the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. Four-time Pro Bowl selection Eddie George ran for more than 10,000 yards with 76 touchdowns on the ground in his nine-year NFL career, eight of which were spent in the Music City, well before the state had legal Tennessee sports betting. We look at the Eddie George Pro Football Hall of Fame resume here.
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Eddie George's Hall of Fame Odds: Quick Facts
| ✅ Hall of Fame Odds: | -150 (60%) |
| ⭐️ Chances to Make HoF: | Six (modern era ballot) |
| 📅 Eligibility Date: | Now |
| 🥉 Times a Semifinalist: | Twice |
| 🥈 Times a Finalist: | Zero |
Chances Eddie George Makes the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Eddie George Football Hall of Fame odds are not available on any Tennessee sportsbook apps. But it seems like George has a pretty decent shot of reaching Canton on the modern-era ballot.
It’s worth wondering what the Eddie George Hall of Fame odds are, given the 50-year-old Titans legend’s failure to make the 15-man field of finalists to be enshrined in Canton last year after making the 25-person semifinalist list.
With that in mind, the team at BetTennessee.com put together some hypothetical Eddie George Pro Football Hall of Fame odds are for the Class of 2025.
The former Ohio State and Tennessee Titans star has yet to reach the finalist stage of HOF voting. George has been a semifinalist twice, perhaps increasing the chances Eddie George Makes the Hall of Fame at some point.
The 2024 HOF inductees were wideout Andre Johnson, special teams superstar Devin Hester, defensive tackle Steve McMichael, defensive end Julius Peppers and linebackers Dwight Freeney, Randy Gradishar and Patrick Willis.
Given his 10,000 rushing yards and 268 receptions, George seems like a solid candidate to reach the Hall of Fame before his modern-era eligibility expires in six years. What are odds Eddie George makes the Hall of Fame?
At BetTennessee.com, we give him -150 odds (or a 60% implied probability) of making it to Canton, as George was one of the can’t-miss athletes of his generation in the league. We predict he’ll likely be rewarded with a bust of his own in the near term More on odds Eddie George Makes Pro Football Hall of Fame below.
Analyzing Eddie George’s NFL Stats & Career
| Years Played: | 9 |
| Games Played: | 141 |
| Attempts: | 2,865 |
| Yards Rushing: | 10,441 |
| Rushing TDs: | 68 |
| Receptions: | 268 |
| Receiving TDs: | 10 |
Through his NFL career, George had 10,441 rushing yards and 68 touchdowns on the ground, with an approximate value of 90 in 141 games per Pro-Football-Reference.com. That stacks up with other running backs who have come close but have yet to enter Canton.
One name that gets thrown around when it comes to George’s on-field career is former St. Louis Rams and New York Giants back Ottis Anderson, the MVP of Super Bowl XXV and a two-time Pro Bowl back in the NFL.
Anderson had a career AV total of 98 in 182 NFL games, with 10,273 yards and 81 touchdowns on the ground. Those numbers are almost identical to George’s though his pro career. The chances Eddie George makes the Pro Football Hall of Fame are going to be a topic at selection meetings going forward.
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Awards
- Four time Pro Bowl selection
- One time (2000) first-team All-Pro
- One time (1999) second-team All-Pro
- NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year (1996)
- No. 27 jersey retired by Titans franchise
Records
- Oilers/Titans franchise all-time leader in rushing yards with 10,009
- Franchise leader in carries with 2,733
- Franchise leader in rushing attempts in a season with 403 in 2000
What NFL Teams Did Eddie George Play For?
- Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans (1996-2003)
- Dallas Cowboys (2004)
George signed with the Cowboys in the summer of 2004 after the Titans released him. He played one season in Dallas to end his career.
When Did Eddie George Retire From the NFL?
George retired from the NFL after a single season with the Dallas Cowboys in 2004, when he ran for a career-low 432 yards and four touchdowns in 13 games (eight starts).
He was selected by the Houston Oilers at No 14 overall in the 1996 NFL Draft, coming off of a Heisman Trophy season in 1995 at Ohio State. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2011.
Eddie George Hall of Fame Eligibility began five years after he retired, with the Class of 2012.
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Eddie George Hall of Fame Odds FAQs
No. George was a semifinalist balloting for the Class of 2022 and the Class of 2024 but has yet to reach the finalist stage.
George’s time on the Hall of Fame ballot began six years after his playing career ended. He appeared on the ballot for the first time until 2012.
George played all but one season with the Tennessee Titans, doing so from 1996 to 2003. He capped his NFL run with the Dallas Cowboys in 2004.
We won’t know until the Pro Football Hall of Fame releases its semifinalist list for the Class of 2025, which will happen in late 2024. Nominees have a 20-year window after they become eligible.
