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A packed Pro Football Hall of Fame Field at Fawcett Stadium was the site for the 2005 Enshrinement Ceremony.
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A large stage was erected in the east end zone of the stadium.
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Thousands of fans traveled from South Florida for the enshrinement.
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ESPN's Chris Berman served as the emcee for the enshrinement.
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Berman introduced, like only he can, the 50 returning Hall of Famers who were on stage to welcome the Class of 2005.
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Commissioner Paul Tagliabue addressed the crowd at the beginning of the induction.
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David Friedman (representing his uncle) and Steven Towns (representing his grandfather) wait for the ceremony to begin.
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Steve Young and Dan Marino moments before the start of enshrinement ceremony.
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Football legends greet Daniel Marino. From left: Anthony Muñoz, Don Shula, Franco Harris, Lem Barney, Marcus Allen, and Billy Shaw (background with sunglasses).
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Dwight Stephenson and Ronnie Lott returned to Canton to welcome their former teammates into the Hall of Fame.