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Uncover the Moment that Saved the NFL: The Red Grange Barnstorming Tour
The NFL you know today almost didn’t happen. In the Roaring Twenties, professional football was a niche sport—eclipsed by the star power of Babe…
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The NFL you know today almost didn’t happen. In the Roaring Twenties, professional football was a niche sport—eclipsed by the star power of Babe…
↗Imagine a town, forged in the fires of industry, rallying around a band of gridiron gladiators. The Pottsville Maroons weren’t just a football team;…
↗September 29, 1942 – Dave “The Intimidator” Wilcox was a linebacker who hailed from the University of Oregon. He was an intimidating specimen, just…
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College Football Hall of Fame
September 29, 1932- Paul Giel played halfback at the University of Minnesota from 1951 through the 1953 seasons. The National Football Foundation voted Paul…
↗September 29, 1926 – Pete Elliott was a quarterback from the University of Michigan who played from 1945 to 1948. The National Football Foundation…
↗September 29, 1902 – Edwin “Babe” Horrell was a former center from the University of California, Berkeley, who played during the seasons of 1922-1924.…
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Daily Football History
This is truly a unique post of record NFL oddities that all occurred on the calendar date of September 27, so hang onto your…
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Daily Football History
Record-Breakers and New Eras: Why September 26th is a Landmark Day in Football History From the birth of the NFL game day to Jerry…
↗September 29, 1985 – Calvin Johnson played wide receiver for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Calvin is arguably the most excellent receiver to have…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
September 28, 1941 – Charley Taylor was a wide receiver from Arizona State University with outstanding size, with his 6’3″ frame and carrying 210…
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