If there is one thing we know bout BB it's that he is a student of the game and LOVES the history of the NFL. He understands his place and is aware of his legacy. Getting into the hall is the greatest honor there is in football and there is no way in hell he blows it off with a usual press conference "f u media" speech. He will thank all the great players he got to coach, mentioning his favorites maybe with a cool story or two. He will thank the Kraft family for the opportunity to coach his way for 23 years. Then he will thank his family who without their love and support he never would have made it this far. He will find some interesting historical tidbit and wax poetically about it and how it has affected his career. Think of how long he goes on when the media do not ask the stupid game day questions they know he won't answer, when they ask big picture questions he can comfortably sink his teeth into. THAT's the BB we will see when he accepts his gold jacket 5 years after he retires.
