The Reese's Senior Bowl welcomes 36th Hall of Fame Class

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On May 4, 2025, the Reese's Senior Bowl celebrated its 36th Hall of Fame class with a heartfelt induction ceremony at The Grand Hotel Golf Club & Spa in Point Clear, Alabama. This year’s honoreesm Terron Armstead, Geno Atkins, Jon Gruden, Alex Mack, and Richard Sherman all joined the ranks of football legends, celebrating their impact on the NFL after shining at the Senior Bowl early in their careers.

Terron Armstead, a 2013 Senior Bowl alum, became a cornerstone offensive lineman for the New Orleans Saints & Miami Dolphins, earning three Pro Bowl nods. Geno Atkins, who played in the 2010 game, dominated as a Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman with 75.5 career sacks and eight Pro Bowl selections. Jon Gruden, the 2019 Senior Bowl head coach, brought coaching prestige, having guided the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a Super Bowl victory in 2003. Alex Mack, a 2009 participant, anchored the Atlanta Falcons’ offensive line, while Richard Sherman, from the 2011 game, redefined cornerback play with the Seattle Seahawks and the Legion of Boom bringing a Super Bowl to Seattle.

A tremendous couple days in Alabama inducting the 36th class into the @seniorbowl Hall of Fame and raising money for charities. pic.twitter.com/oouan9E64S

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) May 6, 2025

The festivities for the weekend also included the Fifth Annual Senior Bowl Charities Celebrity Golf Classic held on May 5 at Lakewood Golf Club. Over 20 foursomes, including the inductees, teed off to raise funds for local charities. This class, joining icons like Walter Payton, continues the Senior Bowl’s legacy for a starting point for NFL greatness.

This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Grandeur in Alabama: Senior Bowl welcomes 36th Hall of Fame class

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