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Former Packers executive Ron Wolf got things started at the 2015 Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday night and then Charles Haley followed with quite possibly the most underrated speech in Hall of Fame history.

Midway through Haley's speech, the former Cowboys and 49ers star defensive end recounted the first time he met Jerry Jones and during his story, he gave us what might be the best Jerry Jones impression ever. Or you can just watch this: 

Then Sydney Seau, daughter of the late Junior Seau, spoke poignantly and passionately about her father, Junior Seau. As John Breech reminds us, Seau was a fierce leader who leaves complicated legacy.

Jerome Bettis, who redefined big, quick running backs during his career with the Rams and Steelers, closed the proceedings in front of some 20,000 Steelers fans who briefly turned Canton, Ohio, into Steelers Country. 

In addition to Wolf, Haley, Seau and Bettis, Tim Brown, Will Shields, Bill Polian and Mick Tingelhoff also joined the NFL's most exclusive fraternity. 

The eight received their bronze bust sculptures as the newest members of Pro Football's Hall of Fame. 

You can relive all the action from the induction ceremony in the live blog below.

The Class of 2015 members pose for a selfie in their new gold jackets. (USATSI)