College Football Hall of Fame
Willie Roaf: The “Nasty” Foundation of Louisiana Tech and NFL Dominance
What does it take to become the first consensus All-American lineman for a program in nearly half a century? For Willie Roaf, it was…
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College Football Hall of Fame
College Football Hall of Fame
Tony Boselli: The Cornerstone of the USC Line and Jacksonville Jags
How does one man become the “Foundation” of an entire NFL franchise? Before he was the first-ever draft pick in Jacksonville Jaguars history, Tony…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Dick “Night Train” Lane: The Unstoppable Force of the NFL Secondary
How does an undrafted army veteran walk into an NFL office and become the most feared defensive back in history? Night Train Lane didn’t…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Dr. Dan Fortmann: The Scalpel-Sharp Guard of the Monsters of the Midway
How does a 17-year-old medical student become the youngest starter in NFL history and a Hall of Fame legend? Dan Fortmann arrived at Colgate…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Clarke Hinkle: The “Lackawanna Express” Who Outmatched Titans
How do you stop a human locomotive like Bronko Nagurski? In the golden age of “Iron Man” football, Clarke Hinkle was the answer. A…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Mel Blount: The Steel Curtain Giant Who Forced a Rule Change
What do you do when a player is so physically dominant that the league has to rewrite the playbook just to give receivers a…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
John Madden: The Larger-Than-Life Architect of Modern Football Broadcasts
Boom! Before he was the face of the world’s most famous video game or the voice of Sunday nights, John Madden was the winningest…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Curly Lambeau: The Founding Father of the Green Bay Packers
What started with a $500 investment in jerseys became the most iconic franchise in professional football. Earl “Curly” Lambeau didn’t just coach the Green…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
The Moose of Midway: The George Musso Story
George Francis Musso was born on April 8, 1910, in Collinsville, Illinois. A formidable presence on both sides of the line, “Moose” became the…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
The Iron Man of the Secondary: The Ronde Barber Story
Born on April 7, 1975, in Roanoke, Virginia, Jamael Oronde “Ronde” Barber emerged from the shadows of his twin brother, Tiki, to become one…
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