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59. Pete Retzlaff
Jan 08, 2016
Published in
Football
In this era of sports specialization, it is hard to imagine that football players used to change positions regularly. Pete Retzlaff played various offensive positions, but he could always be counted on to catch the ball.
37. Jim Marshall
Jan 09, 2015
Published in
Football
Does longevity mean more than greatness? We ask this question about Jim Marshall who had a solid twenty-year career but only made the Pro Bowl twice.
46. Lee Roy Jordan
Jan 08, 2016
Published in
Football
Before the Dallas Cowboys truly became “America’s Team”, they had to establish themselves as a true force in the National Football League. A big part of that emergence was their defense, of which Linebacker; Lee Roy Jordan played a key role.
98. Dave Grayson
Jan 08, 2015
Published in
Football
For so long the AFL was considered the ugly stepchild of Football. This officially changed when the Jets won Super Bowl III, and many people reevaluated their position on American Football League talent. One such person was Dave Grayson who was a pick machine.