Pro Football Hall of Fame
Brian Dawkins: Eagles High-Flying Safety
October 13, 1973 – Brian Dawkins, a safety out of Clemson University, was born. The Philadelphia Eagles selected Dawkins as the 61st overall pick…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
October 13, 1973 – Brian Dawkins, a safety out of Clemson University, was born. The Philadelphia Eagles selected Dawkins as the 61st overall pick…
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College Football Hall of Fame
October 11, 1906 – Earl “Dutch” Clark, a former Colorado College quarterback and future NFL legend, was born. According to the National Football Foundation’s website,…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Steve Young conquered the college ranks before overcoming early professional hurdles to forge a legendary, record-setting career as the leader of the San Francisco…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Brett Favre revolutionized the quarterback position with his gunslinger mentality, remarkable durability, and unmatched passion for the game across a historic 20-season NFL career.…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Mike Singletary: Hall of Fame Chicago Bears Linebacker Mike Singletary anchored one of the most fearsome defenses in NFL history, translating his record-breaking collegiate…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
College Career: William Ernest “Bill” Hewitt forged his reputation as a “hard-headed, fleet-footed” player at the University of Michigan from 1929 to 1931. While…
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College Football Hall of Fame
October 7, 1976, was the birth anniversary of Charles Woodson, a cornerback from the University of Michigan. The footballfoundation.org website informs us that Woodson…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Tony Dungy transformed NFL defenses and mentored countless players on his path to becoming a trailblazing, championship-winning head coach. Football Bio October 6, 1955-…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Bill Willis shattered expectations and defensive lines alike, using lightning-fast reflexes to clear paths for Heisman winners and revolutionize the tackle position for the…
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College Football Hall of Fame
The Violent World of a Pioneer of the Middle Linebacker Born October 4, 1934, in Edna, West Virginia, Robert Lee “Sam” Huff rose from…
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