Billy Wade & Andy Robustelli, 1963 NFL Title Game
From the 1963 NFL Title game between the Bears and Giants. Billy Wade gets a little heat from Giants Hall of Famer Andy Robustelli. Wade rushed for 2 scores as he lead the Bears to a 14-10 win.
Robustelli unofficially had 14½ sacks for the year. That was the league's second-best behind team-mate Jim Katcavage who had 20½ sacks.
John Brodie - 1970 NFL MVP
San Francisco 49ers quarterback John Brodie, the NFL’s 1970 MVP, led the team to 10 wins and a trip to the NFC Championship. That season, he topped the league with 223 completions, 2,941 passing yards, and 24 touchdown passes.
Bobby Bryant, Vikings stops the Bears Gale Sayers.
After suffering a season ending injury in 1968, Gale Sayer came back big leading the NFL in rushing in 1969. A second season ending injury in 1970 though finally slowed him and He retired during the 1972 preseason.
Here he is carrying against the Vikings defense with Bobby Bryant applying the hit.
Dick Szymanski & Ordell Braase take down YA Tittle in 1960 - Colts/49ers
Colts Dick Szymanski & Ordell Braase take down a opposing quarterback - we think it's YA Tittle of the San Francisco 49ers in, 1960 maybe.
Sammy Baugh & Eddie LeBaron Redskins Sideline
NFL Legend Sammy Baugh on the Redskins sidelines, probably 1952, with Eddie LeBaron who would have been a rookie at this time.
Franco Harris follows John Fuqua block against the Oakland Raiders Defense
Following the blocking of John "Frenchy" Fuqua Steelers great Franco Harris tries the Oakland Raiders defense here in the early 1970s NFL. It looks like linebacker Gerald Irons getting taken down by Fuqua and Dan Conners reaching for Harris. The Assassin - Jack Tatum comes in from the left.
Giants Sam Huff, Dick Modzelewski and Emlen Tunnell Stop a Colts Runner
3 of the legends from the New York Giant Defensive Greats - Dick Modzelewski (#77), Sam Huff (#70) and Emlen Tunnell (#45) converge to stop a hard charging Colts runner.
Johnny Brewer New Orleans Saints, on a Bra Ad
Saints linebacker Johnny Brewer has a little side-hustle promoting Brassieres for Pennyrich.
Frank Ryan & Johnny Brewer, Cleveland Browns vs Vikings Defense Mid-1960s NFL
Vikings and Browns - mid 1960s NFL. Frank Ryan dropping back as the play starts. That's Browns Tight End Johnny Brewer at the right. The Viking linebacker in the foreground is Bill Jobko.
Billy Kilmer & Del Williams of the Saints, Sam Huff Redskins - 1967 NFL
Billy Kilmer is taken down by Sam Huff and the Redskins defense, probably in 1967. The Saint at the left, #61, is rookie guard Del Williams from Florida State who spent 7 seasons with the Saints.
Joe Namath jump pass against the Oilers defense
A Younger and more athletic Joe Namath does the jump-pass thing against [who appears to be] the Houston Oilers defense in the late 1960s.
Greg Pruitt, Oklahoma Sooner in 1972 Sugar Bowl
Greg Pruitt set Big-8 records during his time at Oklahoma. In 1971 he rushed for 1665 yards averaging 9.4 yards a carry. This photo looks its from Oklahoma's 1972 40-22 Sugar Bowl win over Auburn.
Gail Cogdill catch vs Wendell Harris of the Colts in 1963
Lions great Gail Cogdill makes a catch against the Colts Wendell Harris, probably 1963. Cogdill made his 3rd Pro Bowl in that yeare afdter 48 catches, 945 yards and 10 touchowns.
Sam Huff, Giants and John Nisby, Steelers Throwdown - 1961 NFL
Things get a little escalated against the Giants Sam Huff and Steelers John Nisby here in this 1961 NFL photo.
Paul Hornung is surrounded by Bears Ed O'Bradovich, Bill George & Joe Fortunato in 1961
Packer Paul Hornung is surrounded by a pack of Bears here in this early 1960s action. In 1961 Hornung ran the ball, caught the ball and kicked the ball to Player of the Year selection.
AFL Quarterback Babe Parilli
Babe Parilli played 15 seasons in Pro Ball - 5 with the NFL and 10 in the AFL. He was the AFL's top passer in 1964 with Boston passing for 3465 yards and 31 touchdowns.
A stumbling Charley Johnson hands the ball to Joe Dawkins in 1972
A stumbling Charley Johnson hands the ball to running back Joe Dawkins. Dawkins reportedly turned it into a 1st down. In 1972 Charley Johnson joined Denver, started 9 games and helped turn the Bronco offense into the league's 5th best in yardage.
Jim Taylor vs Dick Modzelewski - 1961 Packers/Giants
Packers great gets some positive support from his offensive line as he gets past Giants Dick Modzelewski. In 1961 Taylor had 15 rushing touchdowns - the best in the NFL that year.
YA Tittle vs Colts in 1963
A scene from week one of the NFL 1963 season. YA Tittle led the Giants passing for 3 touchdown and running for another in a 37-28 win over the Colts.
Redskins QB Billy Kilmer, 1972
Billy Kilmer was the NFL's Top Touchdown Passer in 1972 with 19 TD passes. It was the only Pro Bowl selection of his career.
Mercury Morris, Dolphins and Jim Marshall, Vikings in Super Bowl VIII
In 1973 Mercury Morris had 954 rushing yards. But what was impressive was he did that with 149 carries. That's 6.4 yards a carry. Here he is in what looks like Super Bowl XIII with Vikings legend Jim Marshall in the background.
Earl Faison rushing George Blanda - 1961 AFL
Under intense pressure from the Chargers defense, Houston Oilers quarterback George Blanda gets the pass off just in time. Bearing down on him is #86, Earl Faison — the dominant Chargers defender who earned AFL Rookie of the Year honors in 1961. Also in pursuit is fellow rookie #79, defensive lineman Bill Hudson.
Johnny Unitas, Colts and Joe Green, Giants - Early 1970s NFL
Johnny Unitas in some early 1970s action against the Giants. By this time Unitas was nearing the end of his 18-year NFL career. At this time he had passed for almost 39,000 yards, 280 touchdowns, made 10 Pro Bowls, 8 All Pro selections and named NFL MVP 3 times. He also had 4 NFL Championships too.
The Giant in the picture is Bowling Green product Joe Green, the other, not Mean Joe.
Earl Morrall vs Walter Johnson and Jim Kanicki of the Cleveland Browns - 1968 NFL
It looks like trouble for the Colts Earl Morrall as Cleveland lineman Jim Kanicki and Walter Johnson appear to have the upper hand against his offensive line of Glenn Ressler (#62), Dan Sullivan (#71) & Dick Szymanski (#52) in 1968. This picture is reportedly from the Colts sole regular-season loss of that year - a 30-20 upset by the Browns.
Bill Nelson and Eppie Barney of the Browns & Claude Humphrey, Falcons - 1968 NFL
Some 1968 Falcons and Browns. Claude Humphrey goes up high while Bill Nelson gets the pass away to flanker Eppie Barney.
Jim Brown carries against the Dallas Cowboys Defense in 1960
Jim Brown in action against the newly formed Dallas Cowboys in 1960. That's Tom Franckhauser of Purdue diving in stop him and Gene Hickerson, #66 is in the background.
Hugh McElhenny and Dale Dodrill, 1954 NFL East-West All Star Game
The 49ers Hugh McElhenny charges hard against the Steelers Dale Dodrill in the 1954 East-West Pro Bowl game. McElhenny had 74 yards on 10 carries as the East won 20-9.
Ray Nitschke, Green Bay Packers Program Photo
A third round draft pick out of Illinois in 1958 Ray Nitschke was a Packer for 15 seasons and 190 games. Inducted into the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1978.
Earl Campbell, The Tyler Rose
Oiler Battering Ram Earl Campbell was used regularly to knock down opposing defenses. In Houston rushed for at least 1300 yards and 10 TDs in every full season he was there.
Johnny Unitas and the 1960 Colts Offense
The great Johnny Unitas fires over the Colts O-Line. In 1960 Unitas, a Pro Bowl selection, led the NFL in Passing attempts, completions, touchdowns and his 3099 passing yards set an new NFL record.
The Colts offensive players, from left to right - Mike Sommer (#26), Buzz Nutter (#50), Alex Sandusky (#68), Unitas (#19) and George Preas (#60).
Frank Ryan and Leroy Kelly, Cardinals-Browns 1968 NFL Game Program
Frank Ryan and Leroy Kelly shown on a program from a Cardinals-Browns game in 1968. Fullback Ernie Green can be seen in the right-foreground. The Cardinals won 27-16.
Raymond Berry making a Catch - Early 1960s NFL
Colts Hall of Famer Raymond Berry extends to make a catch in thi searly 1960s NFL era image. Berry retired after the 1967 season with 631 catches in his career - the All Time Record at the time.
George Webster upends Calvin Hill
Cowboys runner Calvin Hill is upended by Houston Oiler linebacker George Webster, maybe sometime in the early 1970s. The other Cowboys shown are #61, Blaine Nye and Rayfield Wright, #70.
Len Dawson & Jim Tyrer Chiefs, Gary Cutsinger, Oilers in 1966 AFL
The Oliers Gary Cutsinger gets around his blocker to put some pressure on Chief quarterback Len Dawson. All Star tackle Jim Tyrer is at the right.
The Chiefs EJ Holub & Len Dawson in Super Bowl IV
From Super Bowl IV - The Chiefs EJ Holub & Len Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs Great Len Dawson
Len Dawson joined the Chiefs in 1962 (when they were in Dallas and still known as the Texans) and led them to and an AFL Title. Among Chiefs franchise quarterbacks, still ranks #1 in wins - 93, and #2 in Passing yards, touchdowns, attempts and completions.
John Brockington, 1144 Yards Rushing in 1973
In 1973 the Packers John Brockington had his third straight 1,000-yard rushing season - 1144 yards on 265 carries.
Dick Butkus and the Bears Defense Stop a Packer Runner in 1971
Dick Butkus and friends bring down a Packer ball carrier - maybe 1971? If so, that makes Packer #68 Gale Gillingham and the other Bears Bill Line, #67 and Ed O'Bradovich, #87.
Bobby Layne/ Earl Morrall Trade Deal in 1958
In week 2 of the 1958 season the Lions sent Detroit fan favorite Bobby Layne to the Steelers for Earl Morrall and 2 future draft picks.
Steelers Great Bobby Layne, 1960
Hall of Famer Bobby Layne in his twilight years with Pittsburgh, circa 1961. After the Lions traded him for Earl Morrall and two draft picks—one yielding future star Roger Brown—Layne revolutionized the struggling Steelers franchise. His 27 victories during his five-season Pittsburgh tenure set a franchise quarterback record that stood for years.
The Rams Merlin Olsen and Coy Bacon stop Lions Steve Owens in 1972
Rams Merlin Olsen and Coy Bacon bring down Lion runner Steve Owens - probably from the 1972 NFL season.
Daryle Lamonica rushed by Bobby Bell of the Chiefs
Raiders quarterback Daryle Lamonica gets a bit pressure from Kansas City Hall of Famer Bobby Bell.
Walter Payton meets the Detroit Lions defense in 1977
Walter Payton meets up with some guys from the Detroit Lions Defense in 1977. Payton rushed for league-high 1852 yards in 1977. That was the 3rd best single-season total yet in NFL history at the time. His 339 attempts, 5.5 YPA and 14 rushing touchdowns were best that season as well. The Lions here are Charlie Weaver (#59), Jim Laslavic (#52) and 13-year vet Larry Hand (#74).
Raiders Mike Haynes
After starring at New England Mike Haynes spent 7 seasons in Los Angeles. As a Raider had 18 picks in 87 games and 3 Pro Bowls.
Deacon Jones & Rosey Grier of the 1965 Los Angeles Rams Defense
A picture from a game program in 1965 (a game against the Colts). Deacon Jones was a 14th-round draft pick out of Mississippi Valley State in 1961. Rosey Grier was with the Giants from 1955-1962 and joined LA in 1963. Both were a big part of the Rams defense until 1966.
Maxie Baughan and George Allen, 1969 Rams Sideline
linebacker Maxie Baughan grabs a cool one with head coach George Allen on the Rams sidelines. In 1969 the Rams took 1st Place in the NFL Coastal Division Title with an 11-3 record, then lost to the Vikings in a hard-fought 20-23 game in the opening round of the playoffs.
The Cardinals Jim Hart
Cardinals Great Jim Hart - probably around 1972. Played 18 years and 199 games in St. Louis. Passed for over 34,000 yards and 98 touchdowns.
Frank Gifford and Darrell Dess, New York Giants - Jack Pardee Los Angeles Rams |1962 NFL
In 1962 Frank Gifford returned to the Giants after suffering a devastating injury 2 years before. He was switched to the Flanker position and ended up with 39 catches for 796 yards (a 20.6 YPC average) and 7 touchdowns. Here Giants lineman Darrell Dess gets out in front of him as Ram Jack Pardee moves up to engage.
Bob Griese, Bob Lilly, Gary Larsen & Floyd Little at the 1971 NFL Pro Bowl
In 1971 the NFL's Pro Bowl featured the best players from the newly merged league. The NFL now consisted of the National and American Football conferences. Here Bob Griese (dolphins) and Floyd Little (Broncos) execute a pass play against Gary Larsen (Vikings) and Bob Lilly (Cowboys). Larry Wilson (Cardinals) can be seen in the background. The NFC would win the first Pro Bowl 27-6.
Ralph Neely, Cowboys Stops the Cardinals Dale Meinert
Cowboys lineman and a friend stop the Cardinals Dale Meinert after Meinert returns a fumble recovery. Dale Meiert played 10 seasons for the Cardinals - 2 in Chicago and 8 in St Louis.
Packers Jerry Kramer Kicking
While Packers Jerry Kramer was known as one of the league's best offensive lineman during his playing days, he also handled the kicking duties at times. Had 177 points on 29 field goals and 90 xtra-points.
Jim Plunkett passes over Giants defense in 1973
Jim Plunkett fires over the Giants defense - This might be from the 1973 Pre-season game between New England and New York. Plunkett was the AFC's top passer in Passing Yards and Completions (2250 yards & 193 completions) but The Patriots could manage just 5 wins.
Jeff Van Note blocking Joe Greene for Steve Bartkowski in 1978
Falcon Pro Bowler Jeff Van Note gets between Mean Joe Greene and his quarterback, Steve Bartkowski here in some Steelers/Falcons 1978 action.
Bob Hayes & Jake Kupp, 1965 Dallas Cowboys
Rookie Bob Hayes gets free against the Redskins in 1965. Cowboy #67 maybe Jake Kupp, grandfather of Ram Receiver Cooper Kupp. Jake Kupp would later go on to play 9 years in New Orleans.
Larry Csonka, with No Mustache, and Jim Kiick on the Miami Dolphins Sideline
Larry Csonka - without the mustache, sits with backfield teammate Jim Kiick.
Chuck Foreman - One-Thousand-Yard Rusher in 1977
In 1977 Chuck Foreman rushed for 1112 yards -third best in the NFC that year. It was the third 1000-yard rushing season of his career.
Jim Brown, Cleveland Browns Great
The Great Jim Brown. Became the NFL's top All-Time Runner in 1964 when he surpassed Joe Perry with 10,768 rushing yards. When he retired in 1965 his career rushing total was 12,312. That remained the most All-Time mark until Walter Payton's 13,309 in 1984.
Atlanta Falcon Defender hits Joe Namath during the 1972 NFL Preseason
An Atlanta defender gives Joe Namath a little "brush". By the mid-1970s injuries were beginning to take their toll on the Jets former All Star quarterback. I think this picture may be from the 1972 Pre-season. let me know if I'm correct.
Raider George Blanda, Early 1970s
Present through 4 decades of the NFL - George Blanda played from 1949 to 1975.
Lynn Swann, Steelers NFL Receiver
Steelers Great Lynn Swann. Led the Steelers in pass catching 5 of the 9 seasons he was in the NFL.
Harold Jackson, 1980 New England Patriots
Veteran receiver Harold Jackson in 1980 with the Patriots. Even at age 34 he managed 35 catches for 727 yards - that's an impressive 21.1 YPC average.
Ken Willard carries against the Dallas Cowboys Defense
Ken Willard looks like he's about to get to the next level against the Dallas Cowboys defense - probably in the early 1970s. The Cowboys pictured here are Dave Edwards (#52), Lee Roy Jordan (#55) & Charlie Waters (#41).The 49er in the left background looks like longtime 49er lineman Len Rohde who played 15 years and started 179 games for San Francisco.
Dan Fouts, 1973 Rookie Chargers Quarterback
Rookie quarterback Dan Fouts from Oregon, shown here in 1973.
Marcus Allen in 1994 against the Raiders
Chiefs running back Marcus Allen had a nice game against his former team to finish up the 1994 season, 132 yards on 33 carries in a 19-9 win. The win over Los Angeles put the Chiefs in to the playoffs as a Wildcard team.
Roman Gabriel, Quarterback Eagles
Former Rams quarterback turned Eagle. Roman Gabriel joined Philadelphia in 1973 and was named Comeback Player of the Year.
Detroit Lion Alex Karras, 1960 NFL
Detroit Lions Legend Alex Karras. Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2020, 50 years after he retired from the NFL and 8 years after his death.
Earl Morrall hands to Larry Csonka in 1972 | Miami Dolphins
Back-up qb Earl Morrall hands off to fullback Larry Csonka during the Dolphins 1972 season. Morrall had been picked up for $100 by Don Shula when the Colts waived him. When starter Bob Griese went down in week 5 against the Chargers, Morrall responded by quarterbacking Miami to 9 straight regular season and 2 playoff victories. Csonka's 1117 rushing yards (and 5.2 YPC average) ranked 4th in the league.
The Steelers Rocky Bleier
One of the NFL's great success stories. Rocky Bleier was a 16th round draft pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1968 from Notre Dame who also served in Vietnam. Seriously wounded in his right foot and leg he was discouraged from playing football but battled his way back to earn a starting spot in the Steelers backfield. This remarkable determination was exemplified in 1976 when he rushed for 1036 rushing yards on 220 carries - a 4.7 yard average.
Tommy Nobis on the Falcons Practice Field
The first player drafted by the Atlanta Falcons - Texas linebacker Tommy Nobis joined Atlanta in 1966 and made 5 Pro Bowls and 1 All Pro Team in his 11-year NFL career.
Calvin Hill breaks the tackle of Pete Athas of the NY Giants
Some early 1970s gameplay as Cowboys runner Calvin Hill gives Giant defender Pete Athas the slip.
Tom Matte vs Jake Scott of the Dolphins
Tom Matte of the Colts tries to get around Dolphin defenders Bill Stanfill and (looks like) Jake Scott in some early 1970s Colts-Dolphins action. Matte retired from the Colts in 1972 he was the franchise's #2 All Time Leading Rusher with 4646 yards. As of today he is still #7.
Bob Lilly hits Sonny Jurgensen - Cowboys & Redskins
Some late 60s/early 70s Cowboys & Redskins. Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgensen feels a bit of presence from Bob Lilly on a passing play.
The Browns Bobby Mitchell and Giants Jim Katcavage, Early NFL
Giants Jim Katcavage lunges at Browns great Bobby Mitchell in the late 50s, early 1960s action.
Billy Kilmer and Gerry Philbin, Redskins & Jets, 1972 NFL
Jets and Redskins - probably 1972. The Washington defense scored twice and Billy Kilmer threw 3 touchdowns in a 35-17 win at Shea Stadium. Here is Kilmer with Jet lineman Gerry Philbin within close proximity.
Donny Anderson vs Chiefs Bobby Ply and Bud Abellin Super Bowl I
Rookie Donny Anderson gets some action against the Chiefs in Super Bowl 1. The Chiefs here are defensive back Bobby Ply and linebacker Bud Abell.
Jacob Green, Seattle Seahawks All-Time Sack Leader
Still Seattle's All-Time Sack leader with 115.5 sacks - Defensive End Jacob Green of Texas A&M.
Doug Flutie, Chicago Bears Quarterback
After winning the Heisman Trophy and a year in the Failed USFL Doug Flutie ended up with the Chicago Bears in 1986 and part of the 1987 season.
Fran Tarkenton and MacArthur Lane, 1971 NFC Pro Bowlers
Giant Fran Tarkenton turns to hand off to Cardinal MacArthur Lane in the 1971 NFL Pro Bowl. Based on their play from the 1970 season, it was Tarkenton's 6th Pro Bowl (4th as a Giant) and Lane's sole Pro Bowl selection of his career after leading the league with 11 rushing touchdowns.
Paul Lowe, Chargers and Harry Jacobs, Bills AFL
Chargers runner Paul Lowe tries the line against the Bills in this AFL action - think the Bill defender here is AFL All Star Harry Jacobs whose career spanned the entirety of the American Football League.
Ike Lassiter & Ben Davidson Raiders stop the Chiefs Len Dawson
The ball comes loose as Raider Ike Lassiter flattens Chefs quarterback Len Dawson. Team mate Ben Davidson is ready to join the fun.
Coy Bacon, San Diego Chargers
After 5 seasons and a Pro Bowl with the Rams, Coy Bacon was traded to San Diego in 1973 where he spent 3 seasons and started 36 games. He also had an 80-yard touchdown when he snatched away a desperation pass by Bronco Jim Turner on a botched field goal try.
Roosevelt Brown of the New York Giants
Giants Great Roosevelt Brown was a 27th-round draft pick in 1953. Played 13 seasons and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1975.
YA Tittle is sacked by Larry Morris in the 1963 NFL Championship Game
Larry Morris gets to YA Tittle in the 1963 NFL Title Game. The Bears defense forced 6 turnovers in a 14-10 win to claim the NFL Championship. That looks like Phil King, #24 keeping Bears linebacker Joe Fortunato away.
Rocky Bleier and Jim Clack of the Pittsburgh Steelers
Rocky Bleier gets behind the blocking of lineman Jim Clack.
Bob Lilly, Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame Defensive Tackle
First Player drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 1961 - Bob Lilly of TCU. A seven-time All-Pro defensive tackle in his 14-year career with the Cowboys from 1961-74, Lilly became the first Cowboys-only player to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Jack Kemp and Buck Buchanan, Bills and Chiefs, 1966 AFL
Jack Kemp comes under some heavy pressure from Buck Buchanan and Chuck Hurston of the Chiefs, probably in 1966.
The St. Louis Defense Pressures Sonny Jurgensen in 1966
Redskin Sonny Jurgensen gets the ball away none-to-soon against a Cardinal rush. In 1966 Jurgensen led the NFL with 254 passing attempts, 436 completions and 3209 passing yards. Pictured here are Redskin lineman and Len Hauss and Vince Promuto while the Cardinals are Don Brumm, Joe Robb, Dave Long with linebacker Dale Meinert in the background.
Fran Tarkenton hands off to Chuck Foreman - 1973 Minnesota Vikings
Fran Tarkenton has has to really reach to get the ball to running back Chuck Foreman here. In 1973 The Vikings was ranked #7 in Total Offense with 4231 yards gained. Foreman had a 4.4 YPA with 801 yards rushing and Tarkenton passed for 2113.
Joe Perry and Jim Parker of the Baltimore Colts in the Early 1960s NFL
After a great career in San Francisco Joe Perry was traded to the Colts in 1961. He led the Colts with 675 yards on the ground. That looks like Hall of Famer Jim Parker behind him.
Henry Jordan rushing Johnny Unitas
Johnny Unitas gets the pass away under the pressure of Packers 1960s era Great Henry Jordan. Both Jordan and Unitas made 5 All-Pro Teams each during their career in the NFL.
A Menacing Dick Butkus in 1969
A Menacing Dick Butkus surveys the Packers offense in 1969.
Jack Ham, Jack Lambert and Joe Greene of the Steelers Move Up to Stop Don McCauley of the Colts
Some 1970s era action - we think 1974. The Steelers defense moves in to stop Colts runner Don McCauley. The Steelers defense dominated the Colts that day sacking Bert Jones 6 times and picking him off twice in a 30-0 blowout Steelers win.
Kenny Stabler scores against the Partiots in the 1976 AFC Playoffs
Kenny Stabler goes around the left side for a 1-yard score that puts the Raiders ahead with 23-20 with 10 seconds left in the Divisional Round of the 1976 AFC Playoffs. The Raiders would go all the way to Super Bowl XI victory.
Frank Gifford carries against the Colts in the 1958 NFL Championship
From the 1958 NFL Title game between New York and Baltimore. Frank Gifford is cornered by "Big Daddy" Lipscomb and former Giant Ray Krouse. Deemed the Greatest Game Ever Played Gifford had 60 yards on 12 carries and 3 catches with 1 score - a 4th quarter 15-yard reception from Charlie Conerly in 23-17 loss to the Colts.
Gale Sayers faces Herb Adderley, 1960s NFL
two of the greats for the 1960s era NFL face each other - The Bears Gale Sayers and Packer Herb Adderley.
Colts Legend Raymond Berry
Colts legend Raymond Berry shows off his pass catching concentration in this PR photo. After 13 years in the NFL he retired after the 1967 season as the league's All-Time Leading receiver with 631 catches. Today he is still ranked #4 among the Colts franchise All-Time Pass Catching Leaders.
John Wooten, Gene Hickerson and Monte Clark lead the way for Jim Brown - Cleveland Browns Offense
Part of the Cleveland Browns offense - Offensive lineman John Wooten, Gene Hickerson and Monte Clark lead the way for the great Jim Brown during the early 1960's. Clark was with Cleveland from 1963 to 1969, Wooten from 1959 to 1967 and Gene Hickerson manned the Browns line for 15 seasons - 202 games from 1958 to 1973.
The Cowboys Roger Staubach
Cowboys quarterback for Super Bowls VI & XII. Roger Staubach played 11 seasons in Dallas and left as the franchise top passer in 1979.
Patriots John Hannah, Hall of Fame Lineman
John Hannah leading the way for that Patriots running attack of the 70s & 80s.
Wesley Walker vs James Hunter, Lions
Late 1970s - Wesley Walker focuses on bringing in the pass here against [we think] James Hunter of Grambling. In 1979 Walker had a big game against the Lions with 6 catches for 177 yards in a 31-10 win. He still ranks #2 on the Jets All-Time Receiving Yards List with 8306.