A third-round draft pick of the Kansas City Chiefs in 2004, Allen wasted no time establishing himself as a Pro Bowl talent, logging nine and 11 sacks in his first two seasons, respectively. Then came the true breakout: He led the NFL with 15.5 quarterback takedowns in 2007, his fourth season, earning the first of four career All-Pro nods.

Former Minnesota Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs star Jared Allen has been enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but his tearful induction speech showed he doesn't consider that honor his biggest accomplishment in life.

Out of more than 30,000 people to play in the NFL over 105 seasons, Allen is one of only 382 now in the Hall of Fame and one of only four in this year’s class, the smallest in 20 years. Allen enters the Hall along with cornerback Eric Allen, tight end Antonio Gates and wide receiver Sterling Sharpe.

The incident occurred after he received the jacket, a hallmark of Hall of Fame induction, and was captured in a video shared by the Minnesota Vikings. Allen, known for his 136 career sacks and vibrant personality, took the wardrobe malfunction in stride and casually walked off the stage, laughing and smiling.

Previously a wild man both on and off the field, the Canton-bound Allen flourished with the Vikings when he grew up emotionally.

Jared Allen's Pro Football Hall of Fame speech highlighted family values and faith, telling his daughters that being a good father matters more than his gold jacket.