The 2020 Hall of Fame induction ceremony took place Saturday, a year late but 100% on time. The Dallas Cowboys of course are well represented in Canton, Ohio, but their ranks are being fortified this weekend. Dallas has three members being inducted over the two-day event, with two coming with the 2020 class.
Cliff “Crash” Harris was a star of the 1970s teams as one of the most talented safeties of his generation. He came in Ranked No. 19 in our 2019 list of best Cowboys of all time. After a far-too-long wait, his bust will now properly reside with the best players in the game’s history.
Two-time Super Bowl champion with the @dallascowboys.
Welcome Cliff Harris into the @ProFootballHOF!
: #PFHOF20 Enshrinement on @nflnetwork pic.twitter.com/ptZC5D6Xy2
— NFL (@NFL) August 7, 2021
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A starter in both of Dallas’ Super Bowl wins in the 1970s, Harris appeared in five championship games and made six Pro Bowls in his career that also included four first-team All-Pro nods. Captain Crash had 29 career interceptions, earning him a spot in the Cowboys Ring of Honor (2004) and a place on the 1970s All-Decade Team. He had been the only member of the first team not inducted into the Hall of Fame.
.@dallascowboys legend Cliff Harris sees his HOF bust for the first time.
— NFL (@NFL) August 7, 2021
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“If I can make it, anyone can achieve their goals.”
Cliff Harris’ journey from small town recruit to Hall of Famer is amazing.
— NFL (@NFL) August 7, 2021
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