Canton, OHIO (KGO) --
The Pro-Football Hall of Fame is welcoming eight new members Saturday in Canton, Ohio, among them are two Bay Area legends.RELATED: Carmen Policy speaks on 49ers DeBartolo induction in Hall of Fame
The late great Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler was introduced by his longtime coach John Madden in a pre-taped video. Madden is recovering from hip and open heart surgery.
The "Snake" was the league's MVP in 1974 and won a Super Bowl with the Raiders in 1977.
Former 49ers' owner Ed DeBartolo Jr. is also being inducted. Under his watch, San Francisco won five Super Bowls.
Congratulations to our entire Class of 2016! What an inspiring Enshrinement Ceremony #PFHOF16 pic.twitter.com/4xW7L5kKbd
— Pro Football HOF (@ProFootballHOF) August 7, 2016
FYI @darrenrovell … @Raiders artifacts for Ken Stabler on display in #PFHOF16 exhibit in his locker & this display. pic.twitter.com/F8dVO7tUuY
— Pro Football HOF (@ProFootballHOF) August 6, 2016
