Player "L"
American Football Players Whose Last Name Starts with L
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Player "L" (A)
Allen, Larry: More than just a mauler in the trenches, Allen possessed an uncanny ability to move and pull, making him a nightmare for opposing defenses.Allen Larry
Alworth, Lance: From his explosive beginnings in the AFL with the San Diego Chargers, where he revolutionized the deep threat, to his continued stardom after the merger in the NFL, Alworth's impact was undeniable.Alworth Lance
Alzado, Lyle: But Alzado's narrative extends far beyond the gridiron and the silver screen. We'll also confront the controversies and personal struggles that marked his life, including his outspoken battle with anabolic steroid use and its tragic consequences.Alzado Lyle
Player "L" (B)
Barney, Lem: From his dominant college days at Jackson State to his unforgettable NFL debut with the Detroit Lions, Barney consistently turned defense into instant offense.Barney Lem
Player "L" (C)
Csonka, Larry: We'll explore his integral role in the Dolphins' dynasty, his brief but memorable stint in the World Football League, and his return to the NFL.Csonka Larry
Player "L" (D)
Dawson, Len: Before Patrick Mahomes and the modern Chiefs dynasty, there was Len Dawson, the cool and collected leader who put Kansas City on the professional football map.Dawson Len
Player "L" (K)
Fletcher, London: Learn more about this legend of the game through our collections of posts, podcasts, and video excerpts. From Division III standout to NFL ironman, the story of London Fletcher is one of relentless determination.Fletcher London
Kelley, Larry: Explore the exceptional college career of Larry Kelley, Yale's star end who captured the Heisman Trophy in its newly named form.Born on May 30, 1915, in Conneaut, Ohio, Lawrence Morgan "Larry" Kelley became a legendary figure at Yale University, playing end from 1934 through the 1936 season.Kelley Larry
Player "L" (L)
Langer, Jim: Langer had his body of NFL work enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1987. May 16, 1948 - Little Falls, Minnesota - The South Dakota State and Miami Dolphins center Jim Langer arrived to have his birth certificate signed.Langer Jim
Lautenschlaeger, Lester: Lautenschlaeger was a four-year starter for Tulane, culminating in a remarkable 1925 season. Following graduation and earning his law degree, he returned to his alma mater to serve as an assistant football coach for ten seasons (1929-1935).Lautenschlaeger
Layne, Bobby: From his championship-winning heroics in the Motor City to his later years with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Layne's story is one of grit, leadership, and a relentless will to win.Layne Bobby
Lombardi, Vince: From his early coaching days to his iconic tenure with the Green Bay Packers, we'll uncover the strategies and motivational techniques that transformed a struggling franchise into a dynasty, capturing five NFL Championships and the first two Super Bowls.Lombardi Vince
Lowe, Woodrow: His legendary play has earned Lowe the moniker "The Hitman" of Tuscaloosa. We'll trace his monumental impact at the University of Alabama, where he earned the moniker "The Hitman" and became a three-time All-American under Bear Bryant.Lowe Woodrow
Mitchell, Lydell: The Baltimore Colts drafted Mitchell with the 48th pick of the 1972 NFL Draft. Mitchell played his college career at Penn State under Joe Paterno along with his fellow backfield mate Franco Harris.Mitchell Lydell
Nomellini, Leo: From his collegiate days, where he honed his relentless drive, to his unparalleled "iron man" streak in the NFL, we'll examine how Nomellini’s power, athleticism, and unwavering presence terrorized opposing offenses and anchored the 49ers' formidable defense.Nomellini Leo
Player "L" (T)
Tomlinson, LaDainian: From his collegiate dominance at TCU to his legendary tenure with the San Diego Chargers, we’ll trace the path of an athlete who embodied excellence.Tomlinson LaDainian
Player "L" (W)
Wilson, Larry: More than just a hard hitter, Wilson redefined the safety position. We'll explore his instinctive ball-hawking abilities, which led to a franchise-leading 52 career interceptions.Wilson Larry