Pro Football Hall of Fame
Bob Waterfield
July 26, 1920, Elmira, New York The All-in-One Quarterback College Career Bob Waterfield’s journey began at UCLA, where he established himself as a dominant…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
George Halas
February 2, 1895 – Where would we be in Pro Football without the significant contributions of George Halas, who was born on this day.…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Ray Flaherty
On September 1, 1903, a man named Ray Flaherty was born, and he was both a player and a head coach in the early…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Paul Hornung
December 23, 1935 – Louisville, Kentucky – Paul Hornung, the legendary Notre Dame halfback, was born. According to the NFF, Hornung, who was also…
↗Mean Joe Greene
September 24, 1946 – ” Mean” Joe Greene was a former defensive tackle from North Texas State. Joe Greene was known as a pretty…
↗John Mackey
September 24, 1941 – John Mackey was a 6-foot-2-inch 224 224-pound tight end from Syracuse University. The Prototype Tight End College Career John Mackey was…
↗Harold Carmichael
September 22, 1949 – Harold Carmichael was a 6-foot-8-inch-tall 225 225-pound wide receiver from Southern University. The Philadelphia Eagles got a steal as they…
↗George Young
September 22, 1930- George Young was the former General Manager of the New York Football Giants. He served in that position for 19 years,…
↗Dan Hampton
And finally, we come to a 1957 birthday on September 19. Dan, Danimal Hampton, was a defensive lineman from the University of Arkansas. Dan…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Jim Taylor
September 20, 1935 – Jim Taylor was a fullback who hailed from LSU during the late 1950s. The News agencies selected Jim as an…
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