Shannon Sharp cried during a speech at the Hall of Fame and said he would leave NFL $ 22 million so that the brother could join him.

Sharp’s family rather than showing their brand in NFL.

Stirling Sharp was a Five Pro Bowl recipient who played for Green Bay Packers in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

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Meanwhile, his younger brother, Shannon, is one of the biggest endings in the history of the league, and has won three super bowls for Denver Branco and Baltimore Rawm.

He was also the first sturdy NFL end to receive more than 10,000 yards and came in third in firm end reception, yard receiving and touch.

While Sharp’s sisters and brothers enjoyed the star’s jobs, Stirling was shortened with a short neck injury.

The leader of the NFL admission three times found that he had neck abnormalities, in the form of a loose in the top two beads, which he needed after the 1994 season.

He had surgery, but unfortunately never returned to football, shortening the profession who was on the way to the fan of the football fame.

The former Stirling team won the Super Bull in 1996. Since he could not be in the team, Shannon gave him the first of the three Super Bull rings he won.

Shannon has always paid tribute to his older brother and has cited him as a major impact on his life and acting.

Stirling was also alongside Shannon, which was incorporated in the 2011 Fame Hall.

Sharp was ready to cry before taking the podium, and spoke through the cracked voice as he was interviewed before the event began.

While tears down his eyes, he thanked his brother for his influence and expressed regret that he would not join him in Canton. OhioHighlights.

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Shannon tears said “to my brother Sterling”

“I am the only player to cross the building to say that he is the second top player in his family.

“If fate gave you another hand, we were the first brothers to be selected to the Hall of Fame.

“All I do is to ask the most humble way I know: The next time you go to the room, look at Stirling Sharp’s successes for a seven -year period. This is the only thing I want. Think about Sharp’s sterling numbers for seven years.

“Stirling, you are my hero, my father’s face and pattern. You taught me everything I know about life. I never lived in the shadow of you – I accepted it.”

Sharp later confessed that he was trading in his entire career and every dollar he played football – about $ 22 million – to join his brother.

The TE symbol once said, “These two people who have the most impact on me, good or bad, sterling and my grandmother.”

“Whatever I know about being a man, about football, whatever I know about sports is almost in life, because of the two.

“I was doing my job, every coin I have ever gained, to change places with my brother,” Shannon said.

“Because he deserved to be in the fan of the football fame.

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“It broke my heart that he told me that he could never play the football game again.

“Football was my worst sport in high school and the only reason I played was that he played and I wanted to be very like him.

“I was a much better basketball player, I was a much better athlete. But I played football because my brother was playing.”

But finally, Saturday night, Stirling joined his brother Shannon Sharp at the Football Fame Hall in Canton, Ohio.

They are the first NFL siblings to be located in the eternal canton halls, Ohio.

Old Sharp – 60, one of the four players in April – is alongside Jard Allen, Eric Allen and Antonio Gates, who join the NFL Hall.

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