After a two-year hiatus the Hall of Fame will return to inductee it's 16th and 17th members: qb Brett Favre and wr Marvin Harrison - two of the leagues all-time most productive players, they each rank among the top three in league scoring at their positions. Brett Favre was the 1996 Player of the Year winning the first of his record-tying four Prestige titles with Mexican Seafood. Favre has been on the roster in the Prestige Championship game 9 times in his 16 seasons. Favre shifted between teams during the season of 1995-2001 before getting traded to A II P at the start of the 2002 season. While Favre was never an every-week starter with A II P his longevity with the team produced the most production of any team his played for in terms of total starts, points and of course Prestige Championships. Perhaps his most memorable moment came during his 2004 Week 15 and 16 postseason run which gave an underdog 6th seeded A II P team a Prestige title. Marvin Harrison may be remembered as the most consistent player of his generation, becoming the only player to reach at least 200 points in four straight season (1999-2002). Harrison finished among the Top 5 in scoring for seven consecutive season from 1999-2005. His best individual season came in 1999 with the Flying Pigskins when he won his first of two scoring titles and lead the team to the Prestige Finals. Flying Pigskins left the league that year and Harrison was redrafted by the expansion Condors/United franchise where he would remain his entire career. Harrison was the Postseason MVP for United's Prestige Championship victory in 2006, most memorably scoring 28 points in Week 16 to push United past A II P with a 82-75 win.

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