Famous NFL Players That Wore the Jersey Number 11

By Darin Hayes 📅 2024-08-11

The number eleven has graced the backs of some of the most iconic figures in NFL history. From gridiron legends of the past to modern-day superstars, this single digit has become synonymous with talent, skill, and athleticism.

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In the following series, we will delve into the careers of the most famous players to don the number eleven jersey. We'll explore their impact on the game, their most memorable moments, and the legacy they've left behind.

We aim to cover every substantial player at every number, because that is what we do. Do you see anyone we missed? Let us know pigskindistatch@gmail.com.

NFL Jersey:Number 11
Sub-Category:About Sports, Football Hall of Fame, Football Legend
Football:pro jersey numbers

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Category:Football By Numbers
DOB:May 22
EventDay:August 15, May 22, November 30
NCAAF Jersey:Number 01, Number 25
NFL Jersey:Number 01, Number 02, Number 03, Number 04, Number 07, Number 10, Number 11, Number 12, Number 14, Number 15, Number 16
Sub-Category:About Sports, Fo, Football Hall of Fame, Football Legend
Football Month:June History
Football Name:DeSean Jackson, Edelman Julian, Eli Manning, Ernie Nevers, Julian Edelman, Link Lyman, Mel Hein, Norm van Brocklin, Phil Simms, Ray Flaherty, Tommy Thompson, Tuffy Leemans, Ward Cuff, Y.A. Tittle
Football Position:quarterback, tackle, wide receiver
Football Team:Cal Golden Bears, Canton Bulldogs, Chicago Bears, Chicago Cardinals, Cleveland Bulldogs, Duluth Eskimos, Frankford Yellow Jackets, Los Angeles Rams, Nebraska Corn Huskers, New England Patriots, New York Giants, Oregon Ducks, Phil-Pitt Steagles, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, Stanford Cardinal, Stanford Indians, Tulsa Golden Hurricanes, Washington Commanders, Washington Redskins
Football:pro jersey numbers, retired NFL Jersey Numbers
Sports:College Football Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame, college football, football
Other Keywords:NFL 1948, NFL 1949, NFL September 28

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Famous NFL Players That Wore the Jersey Number 11

The number eleven has graced the backs of some of the most iconic figures in NFL history. From gridiron legends of the past to modern-day superstars, this single digit has become synonymous with talent, skill, and athleticism.

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