Cincinnati Bengals great Ken Riley is one of three finalists being considered by the Pro Football Hall of Fame Seniors Committee for induction into next year's Hall of Fame class in Canton. Riley, Chuck Howley, and Joe Klecko emerged from a group of 12 finalists that also included former Bengals Quarterback Ken Anderson. The full selection committee will meet in January to choose the 2023 class among the three seniors and 15 modern era players and coaches. Riley played his entire career in Cincinnati from 1969-1983. The safety intercepted 65 passes during his 15 year career, the 5th highest in NFL history. Riley passed away in 2020 at the age of 72.