Justin Houston (30 percent): Some durability issues have hurt his trajectory, so he’ll need to show he has a lot left in his 30s with a new team in a new scheme.5. Despite this, the 30-year-old has now become one of the better two-way wings in the league with five All-Star Games and four All-Defensive teams to his name. At 37 and now in Tennessee, he is just two shy of the magical 100-sack total.2. His career 39.1 percent shooting mark hasn't helped his candidacy, either.On a roster with few veterans, the Suns' future fully revolves around Booker and Ayton.Booker was a first-time All-Star this season at age 23 and has become one of the league's best scorers and improved passers. He has made five Pro Bowls in nine seasons, but he has a reputation not everyone likes while working on his fourth team in 2019.

From Cincy to LA, he has been one of the game’s best left tackles for a long time. Another quality season or two and Aldridge officially becomes a lock for the Hall.DeRozan has a case as well as a four-time All-Star who has averaged as high as 27.3 points per game in a season. Don’t get me wrong, he’s got the potential of being a top-5 player once he retires but he hasn’t done enough to have a 91.4% chance of making it to the Hall of Fame yet.Davis has found less success in the playoffs that some of the players ranked lower. Sean Lee doesn’t.8. He’s scored 26,370 career points and a lock to make it to the Hall of Fame.People tend to forget how incredibly good and dominant prime Dwight Howard was. Earl Thomas (100 percent): Anything he does healthy in Baltimore to pad his days in Seattle will get him in.2. He’s one of the best pure scorers in basketball history and it’s not even close.Anthony holds multiple records with Team USA, including the all-time leading scorer in USA history. Terrell Suggs (100 percent):He’s saving his final sizzle for his hometown team.3. Harrison Smith (80 percent): He has gone to four consecutive Pro Bowls, and he is well-liked as the leader of their defense. Ryan Fitzpatrick (5 percent): He is about to have played (and started) for 25 percent of NFL teams, which is more impressive than his beard. As the No. 1 option holds up for a few more years, Butler will be in the Hall of Fame.Iguodala has made just one All-Star Game in his 16 seasons, but a Finals MVP in 2015 has put his name in the conversation.

2. But it still might not be enough to muscle his way in.Looking ahead at the next three Basketball Hall of Fame classes,Lowe: How the Celtics survive, in two not-so-easy steps,Sources: Celts optimistic Hayward to be active,LeBron on MVP voting totals: 'It pissed me off',Murray: Nuggets 'can't worry' about foul disparity,Sources: Stevens met with Celtics leaders late,Giannis wins 2nd straight MVP award in landslide,How the Lakers became the NBA's no-drama team,This stunning failure has the Clippers on the clock,NBA coaching candidates: Top names the league is buzzing about,inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame,Basketball Reference Hall of Fame Probability,Welcome to Springfield: The candidates we'd put in the Hall. The average for a random list of 5 … He still isn’t likely to find the necessary elite path.1. Before the NFL plays its 100th season, its list of Pro Football Hall of Famers will grow to a still-exclusive club of 326 members in August.In the future, several stars playing in 2019 will join recent retirees in having their greatness immortalized in Canton, but many good players are likely to fall short.Here’s ranking all the best candidates among active players on all 32 rosters, with their current percentage chance of getting into the Hall, regardless of years played in the league.We counted 28 surefire Hall of Famers currently playing in the NFL and a whole bunch of others to watch.1. He is a worthy sentimental favorite.5. O.J. Even so, just a handful of them actually get the nod and earn the honor of being inducted into the Naismith Memorial.There are some players that you could argue that are already a lock to make it to the Hall of Fame even if they never win a Championship of if they retire early, while there are other players who still need to do a couple of more things before getting the nod.So, let’s take a look at the 20 active players with the highest odds of making it to the Hall of Fame, according to Basketball-Reference. Lavonte David (30 percent): Despite his status as a premier playmaker, the fact that he has done it for an often-disappointing Bucs defense has hurt his cause, along with being mostly snubbed for Pro Bowls, save for two seasons.4. Dak Prescott (10 percent): He needs to show more of his OROY and late 2018 form over several more seasons.1. Without a ring or MVP to his name, his seven straight All-Star Games and reputation as perhaps the NBA's best two-way big has already earned him a spot in the Hall.Rondo could also end up making a case, as he was one of the league's best point guards in the early 2010s. Fletcher Cox (80 percent): Cox has been crushing it as an inside pass-rusher. His personality and injury proneness took a major toll on his career, but we’re talking about a guy that led the Orlando Magic to the Finals at age 23 and in his 5th year in the league.Howard may not have any team’s fanbase’s support but he’s got the numbers to back up his case. He's one of only three active players (Kevin Durant, Chris Paul) with a 100 percent rating on Basketball Reference's HoF probability rating. His playing resume has a slight lean in.4. He's an eight-time All-Star who led the league in rebounding five times.Davis is just 27 yet ranks 11th among active players in HoF probability.