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It’s ‘Put Art Modell in the Hall of Fame week’ here at WNST

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We will be using this week here at WNST and at this link on Facebook to recruit as many Ravens fans as possible in support of Art Modell’s Pro Football Hall of Fame candidacy. The next two weeks are crucial as the 44 voters are making their final cuts from 25 candidates to 15 before Dec. 17th. If Modell can remain on the ballot, we think we could rally again in January before the actual induction vote. Please spread the word and tell your friends to participate! If we in Baltimore don’t support Art’s cause, he’ll never get into Canton.

We are hoping to dispense tons of information this week via our radio station and website and the Facebook group called, “Put Art Modell in the Hall of Fame” and hope for a unified “Cheer for Art” during next Sunday night’s NBC nationally televised game against the Redskins.

If we make the national media discuss Modell’s legitimate candidacy, we believe Art will rightfully be enshrined in Canton next summer with Rod Woodson and Shannon Sharpe, who will be the first Ravens in the Hall of Fame.

We need your help in spreading the word and getting people motivated to make some noise for Art this Sunday.

Any comments are welcomed below…

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