Pro Football Hall of Fame head coach Tony Dungy was among the biggest names to lose their vote in the revamped selection process for enshrinement in Canton.
The Hall announced earlier this month that it was changing its election procedure, cutting the electorate from 50 members to a 28-person committee, including three non-voting members.
Dungy was elected to the Hall in 2016 following a 13-year coaching career with the Buccaneers and the Colts, including a Super Bowl title with Indianapolis in 2006. He also worked as a studio analyst for NBC following his retirement.
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