Michael Strahan Hall of Fame enshrinement open thread

It is all about Michael Strahan on Saturday night as the former New York Giants great is one of seven players to be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Use this as your open thread to discuss Strahan's enshrinement. TV coverage on both ESPN2 and NFL Network begins at 7 p.m. ET.

Big Blue View has, of course, been covering the Strahan enshrinement from several angles.

• Strahan by the numbers
• Who will be the next Giants in the Hall?
• Strahan mentoring Damontre Moore
• Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony TV listings
• Tom Coughlin talks about Strahan
• Remembering Strahan's career

Congratulations #92 @michaelstrahan @Giants #HallOfFame it's all about you today. Well deserved pic.twitter.com/eQFytnrIEl

— Ed Magenheimer (@Eddiemags56) August 2, 2014

Use this as your open thread to discuss the enshrinement ceremony. We will try to update throughout with tweets and quotes from Strahan. Later, perhaps we can take a full look at Strahan's acceptance speech. Strahan will be the last of the enshrinees to speak.

Eli Manning and the Giants are touring the Pro Football Hall of Fame right now! VIEW PHOTOS: http://t.co/CZA5IkfdzC pic.twitter.com/bItDbdI2so

— New York Giants (@Giants) August 2, 2014

Michael Strahan's new tribute at the @NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame. #AlwaysAGiant #NYG pic.twitter.com/aXHI6ee7o3

— Steve Weatherford (@Weatherford5) August 2, 2014

Looks like they got the gap in the teeth of Michael Strahan's HOF bust just right. pic.twitter.com/FUUDaaaHO6

— Josh Katzowitz (@joshkatzowitz) August 2, 2014

Of course, there would a Simeon Rice/Strahan jab from Derrick Brooks.

Derrick Brooks calls Simeon Rice "one of the best, if not the best pass rusher of his generation". ... Mr. Strahan, your rebuttal?

— Ralph Vacchiano (@RVacchianoNYDN) August 2, 2014

This is the scene at Fawcett Stadium.

Fawcett Stadium has filled up (mostly with Giants and Bills fans) as the ceremony begins ... pic.twitter.com/Gu20ARFQVc

— Ralph Vacchiano (@RVacchianoNYDN) August 2, 2014

Aeneas Williams salutes Giants fans for giving him middle finger No, 1 salute when he played for the Cardinals. #nyg

— Paul Schwartz (@NYPost_Schwartz) August 3, 2014