Antonio Gates was a hooper. Long before donning his gold jacket on Saturday in Canton, Gates was a stud college basketball player at Kent State University. He never played a single down of college football. And that means he made history. He's the first player into the Pro Football Hall of Fame who never played college football.

Antonio Gates joins The Pat McAfee Show live from the Pro Football Hall of Fame as the legendary Chargers tight end will soon be enshrined.

On Saturday, one of the greatest tight ends in NFL history was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, as former San Diego and Los Angeles Chargers great Antonio Gates was welcomed into the fold on the hallowed grounds of Canton,

However, the Detroit Lions likely wish they could have hit the restart button against the Los Angeles Chargers after an incredibly sloppy opening half that included three turnovers in the first quarter.

There was a moment of silence before the game as Commissioner Roger Goodell paid tribute to the lives lost during a shooting in the NYC building that houses the NFL headquarters earlier this week.

The Chargers are in need of a wide receiver after Mike Williams' sudden retirement, and Keenan Allen could be their best option at this point.