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Antonio Gates inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame: Tight end never even played college football
On Saturday, one of the greatest tight ends in NFL history was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, as former San Diego and Los Angeles Chargers great Antonio Gates was welcomed into the fold on the hallowed grounds of Canton, Ohio.
Chargers legend Antonio Gates becomes first NFL Hall of Famer to never play college football
Antonio Gates was a hooper. Long before donning his gold jacket on Saturday in Canton, Gates was a stud college basketball player at Kent State University. He never played a single down of college football. And that means he made history. He's the first player into the Pro Football Hall of Fame who never played college football.
Sterling Sharpe, Eric Allen, Jared Allen and Antonio Gates were all inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday ...
Highlights of Antonio Gates' Pro Football Hall of Fame 2025 Enshrinement Speech on Saturday during ceremony in Canton.
Antonio Gates, the Hall of Fame tight end, revealed he hasn't attended Travis Kelce's Tight End University, much to his ...
Gates played 16 seasons in the NFL, 14 in San Diego and two in Los Angeles after the team relocated. That move is still a ...
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