They strutted, danced, waved, posed and strolled down the red carpet like royalty, and why not? The newly inducted individuals in the Greater Cleveland Sports Hall of Fame are just that. It would have been enough to celebrate five people who made their athletic marks over the years.

Dane Swan wasn’t sure he deserved to be in the Collingwood Hall of Fame. He thinks he bullied the Magpies into it after the AFL got the jump on Collingwood and inducted him last year, only for Swan to lament that his club mustn’t love him as much.

Panthers cornerback Mike Jackson had heard enough about Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. “We just came to play today,” Jackson told reporters after the Carolina win. “All week, guys just kept talking about how great he is, and how [he’s] like Superman with no cape. It was just like, at the end of the day, who’s better today? And we were.”

Panthers CB Mike Jackson called Matthew Stafford a future Hall of Famer, but he'll never forget his pick-six on the Rams QB.

While Jameis Winston wasn't in Tallahassee for the FSU Athletics hall of fame ceremony, he delivered a video speech for those there FSU football defensive lineman James Williams talks defensive improvements, Clemson game FSU football D-line coach Terrance ...