Jared Allen ripped his pants while being inducted into the Hall of Fame over the weekend.
At the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday, the former star defensive end celebrated his enshrinement with a wardrobe malfunction.
After receiving his gold jacket, Allen performed his signature “calf-roping” sack dance while on stage with his family.
This was often performed as a sack celebration on the football field.
In the midst of his celebration, Allen tore the pants of his suit.
The Vikings’ X account captured the moment, sharing a video of Allen executing the dance in his gold jacket, followed by the wardrobe mishap.
Allen walked off the incident, but — of course — it was caught on camera.
After being selected in the fourth round of the 2004 NFL Draft, Allen became an immedaite impact player on the Chiefs, with whom he spent his first four seasons.
Allen spent the bulk of his prestigious career with the Vikings, with whom he played from 2008-13 before rounding out his NFL tenure with shorts stints for the Bears and Panthers.
Allen retired following the 2015 season.
The Idaho State alum recorded 136 career sacks, which is officially 12th all-time in NFL history, although he was in the top 10 at the time of his retirement.
The four enshrined members of the 2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame class were Allen, Eric Allen, Antonio Gates and Sterling Sharpe.
