113 Pro Football Hall of Fame nominees unveiled

Quarterback Kurt Warner, linebacker Junior Seau and 13 others first-year eligible modern-era candidates were nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame of Class of 2015.

Quarterback Kurt Warner, linebacker Junior Seau and 13 other first-year eligible modern-era candidates were nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2015. 

Others that were nominated in their first year include wide receivers Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt, offensive tackle Orlando Pace and kicker Jason Elam.

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Brett Favre

Marvin Harrison

Kevin Green

Orlando Pace

Tony Dungy

Ken Stabler's family

Bill Parcells

Cris Carter

Warren Sapp

Jonathan Odgen

Larry Allen

Dave Robinson

Jerry Rice

John Madden

Barry Sanders

Dan Marino

Emmitt Smith

Lynn Swann

Bruce Smith

Darrell Green

Marcus Allen

Michael Irvin

Rod Woodson

Steve Young

Thurman Thomas

Troy Aikman

Warren Moon

Art Monk

Bruce Matthews

Ninety-nine players and 14 coaches were nominated for next year's class. To be eligible for the Hall of Fame, a modern-era player or coach must be retired for at least five consecutive seasons.

The list will be trimmed to 25 candidates in November and 15 in January. The new class, which will have between four and eight members, will be announced the day before the Super Bowl, which takes place Feb. 1 at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz.

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