Cowboys legend Darren Woodson comes up short of Hall of Fame status once again: 'I feel like it's failure'
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Darren Woodson remains uninducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame despite multiple nominations over 17 years. He shared his disappointment after not being chosen for the 2025 class, reflecting on how he felt he had not controlled the narrative during his playing career. He expressed that while he acknowledges the need for patience, it pains him to see the impact on his family, particularly his young son. Woodson recognizes the necessity of experiencing failures in life, looking to maintain focus on his professional and personal endeavors while awaiting another opportunity for induction.
There's a lesson in this. I had plenty of times when I was playing to take it out of the writers' hands and control the narrative as far as my play.
I got to deal with it. It is what it is. It sucks. I wish I could walk in and grab that gold jacket. It's painful, it really is.
The hardest thing is my family. [But] my son needs to see his dad fail. That's life.
At my core, I'm more competitive than anyone else. It's being patient, understanding that there are other people that are on that list who have had to be patient as well.
Read at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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