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The city of St. Louis, Missouri, in the United States is home to a number of professional and collegiate sports teams. The Sporting News rated St. Louis the nation's "Best Sports City" in 2000.[1] and The Wall Street Journal named it the best sports city in 2015.[2]
St. Louis has two major league sports teams. The St. Louis Cardinals, one of the oldest franchises in Major League Baseball (MLB), have won 11 World Series; one played against the old cross-city rival St. Louis Browns in 1944. The Cardinals' 11 titles are second only to the New York Yankees' 27.[3] The St. Louis Blues of the National Hockey League (NHL) appeared in three Stanley Cup finals from 1968 to 1970, and made 25 consecutive playoff appearances from 1979–80 to 2003–04.[4]
A view of Busch Stadium from the top of the Gateway Arch
St. Louis also has an extensive history in soccer, contributing at least one participant to each FIFA World Cup contested by the United States men's team. The city is also the birthplace of corkball.
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1 Major league teams
2 Baseball
3 Football
4 Ice hockey
5 Basketball
6 Soccer
7 Corkball
8 Individual sports
9 College sports
10 Minor league teams
11 Former teams
12 References
Major league teams[edit]
Team
Sport
League
Established
Venue
Championships
St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Major League Baseball 1882 Busch Stadium 11
St. Louis Blues Hockey National Hockey League 1967 Scottrade Center 0
Baseball[edit]
The St. Louis Cardinals' Busch Stadium during its first season in 2006.
See footnote[5]
St. Louis is represented in Major League Baseball by the Cardinals, founded in 1882 and playing in the league since 1892. The team won its first World Series in 1926, winning its 11th and most recent in 2011. The team plays at the 43,795-seat Busch Stadium (the third ground to bear that name), and has a view of the city's Gateway Arch.
The 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game between the American League (AL) and the National League (NL)[6] was held on July 14, 2009, at Busch Stadium.[7][8] The game was the first All-Star Game held in St. Louis since 1966.[9]
The St. Louis Browns played in the AL from 1902 to 1953.
Football[edit]
The Edward Jones Dome (now known as The Dome at America's Center), former home of the St. Louis Rams from 1995 until 2015.
St. Louis has been the home of four National Football League (NFL) franchises:
The NFL was founded in 1920, and three years later, the league had accepted the St. Louis All-Stars as a franchise for the 1923 NFL season. The team finished 1–4–2 in league play, and a 2–5–2 overall record while finishing fourteenth in the standings. The team's first NFL game was on October 7, 1923 and it ended in a 0-0 tie as they played on the road against the Green Bay Packers. A week later they would finish in another 0-0 tie as the All-Stars hosted their first home game against the Hammond Pros, a traveling team from Hammond, Indiana. St. Louis played their games at Sportsman's Park, a facility that was also for both of the professional baseball teams in the city – the Cardinals and the Browns. The only win would come November 11, 1923 when they defeated the Oorang Indians (from LaRue, Ohio) by a 14–7 final.
The second franchise was the St. Louis Gunners. The Gunners were an independent professional football team based that played the last three games of the 1934 National Football League season, replacing the Cincinnati Reds on the league schedule after the Reds' league membership was suspended. They won their first game against the Pittsburgh Pirates (now Steelers) 6–0, but lost the last two to the Detroit Lions (40–7) and the Green Bay Packers (21–14). Six of the Reds players joined the team for the last two games. The team was headquartered at the St. Louis National Guard Armory, which accounts for its nickname the 'Gunners'.
The third franchise was the St. Louis Cardinals and they played in St. Louis 1960 to 1987. They advanced to the playoffs just three times (1974, 1975 & 1982), never hosting or winning in any appearance. In 1987, the team moved to Phoenix, Arizona and became the Phoenix Cardinals; the team changed its geographic location name to Arizona in 1994. Before moving to St. Louis, the Cardinals were based in Chicago. The Chicago Cardinals played there from their founding in 1920 until their move to Missouri in 1959.
The St. Louis Rams, founded in 1936 in Cleveland, Ohio, won the pre-merger NFL Championship twice, in 1945 and 1951. After playing in Los Angeles from 1946 to 1994, the Rams moved to St. Louis in 1995. The Rams defeated the Tennessee Titans 23–16 to win Super Bowl XXXIV in 1999. The team also appeared in Super Bowl XXXVI in 2001, which they lost 20–17 to the New England Patriots. The team's former home in St. Louis (the Edward Jones Dome) hosted 66,965 spectators. On January 13, 2016, it was announced that NFL owners voted 30–2 to allow Rams ownership to move the team back to Los Angeles for the 2016 season.[10][11]
Saint Louis University football coach Eddie Cochems developed the first modern passing offense in American football history in 1906. Cochems' star halfback, Bradbury Robinson, threw the first legal forward pass on September 5, 1906, in a 22-0 victory over Carroll College at Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Ice hockey[edit]
Scottrade Center
The St. Louis Blues are a professional ice hockey team in St. Louis. They are members of the Central Division of the Western Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). The team is named after the famous W. C. Handy song "Saint Louis Blues", and plays in the 19,150-seat Scottrade Center in downtown St. Louis. The franchise was founded in 1967 as one of the expansion teams during the league's original expansion from six to twelve teams. The Blues are the only surviving Expansion Six NHL team that has not won the Stanley Cup.
The first NHL team to call St. Louis its home was the St. Louis Eagles. The franchise moved, from Ottawa, in time for the 1934–35 NHL season. The Ottawa Senators had played in the NHL from 1917–1934. During that time the team had won the Stanley Cup in 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1920, 1921, 1923, and 1927. Following the Cup win in 1927 the team went on a sharp decline and in December 1933 rumors surfaced that the Senators would merge with the equally strapped New York Americans. This information was denied by Ottawa club president Frank Ahearn, who had sought financial help from the league. The team played the full 1933–34 season, transferring one home game to Detroit. Near the end of the season, reports surfaced that the club had entered into a deal with St. Louis "interests" to move the club. The team lost its last home game by a score of 3–2 to the Americans on March 15, 1934, before a crowd of 6,500. The final game of the season was a 2–2 tie with the Maroons at the Montreal Forum on March 18, 1934.
The Eagles would survive only one season, as the team continued to lose money due to high travel costs. At that time, the league only had nine teams, with St. Louis playing in the Canadian Division. The division consisted of two teams in Montreal (the Canadiens and Maroons), one team in Toronto (Toronto) and the New York Americans. The American Division hosted the Boston Bruins, Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Black Hawks and the New York Rangers. The Eagles would finish with a league-worse record of 11-31-6.
Basketball[edit]
St. Louis was home to two National Basketball Association (NBA) teams, the St. Louis Bombers (1949–50) and the St. Louis Hawks (1955–1968), and also to the American Basketball Association (ABA)'s Spirits of St. Louis (1974–76), before the ABA–NBA merger.
Soccer[edit]
Taylor Twellman was the Major League Soccer Golden Boot and MVP in 2005.
Main article: Soccer in St. Louis
St. Louis has long had a reputation as being one of America's soccer hotbeds, and is home to arguably the richest soccer history in the nation, although it does not host a Major League Soccer franchise. The city has a strong tradition of prep and select soccer, which is followed very closely by many area residents. The Saint Louis University men's soccer team has won 10 national championships, appeared in 16 NCAA Final Fours, and consistently ranks among the top-10 Division I soccer teams by attendance.
In 2013, Chelsea and Manchester City played to a sellout crowd of 48,000 at Busch Stadium.[12] Later that year, on August 10, the Edward Jones Dome hosted a friendly between Real Madrid and Internazionale before 54,184 fans, who set a St. Louis record for attendance for a soccer match.[12]
Every U.S. team in World Cup history has included at least one St. Louisan on its roster, and 29 St. Louisans have been inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame.[13] Five St. Louisans, including many from the historically Italian neighborhood of The Hill, played on the U.S. team for the 1950 World Cup, which defeated England 1-0 in one of the most noted upsets in World Cup history. This event was chronicled in the 2005 film The Game of Their Lives (released on DVD as The Miracle Match). Several recent American soccer players are from St. Louis, including Brad Davis, Chris Klein, Pat Noonan, Matt Pickens, Steve Ralston, Mike Sorber, Tim Ream, and Taylor Twellman. Additionally, current Bosnia and Herzegovina player Vedad Ibišević attended high school in the city and played a season for SLU.
St. Louis is the former home of several professional teams, including the St. Louis Stars, which played in St. Louis from 1967–1977 in the North American Soccer League. St. Louis also was the home of the St. Louis Steamers, an indoor soccer team that played in St. Louis from 1979–1988. The Steamers averaged over 17,000 fans during their peak, outdrawing the St. Louis Blues NHL team.[14] The St. Louis Ambush stole the scene from 1992–2000. Featuring mainly local talent, the team won the 1995 NPSL championship, which was and still is the only professional soccer championship in the history of St. Louis.
Officials attempted to pave the way for a St. Louis-area expansion team based in Collinsville, Illinois, to enter Major League Soccer in 2009; however, MLS awarded the 16th franchise to Philadelphia instead. The Saint Louis Athletica competed in Women's Professional Soccer from 2009 to 2010. Athletica played its home matches on the campus of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and later moved to Scott Gallagher Soccer Park in west county. The team folded in May 2010 when donors did not continue to fund the team.
The St. Louis Soccer Hall of Fame, established in 1971, is located at the Midwest Soccer Academy and includes a museum with various exhibits.[15] The first annual dinner was held in 1971.[15]
St. Louis is represented in the IPL by the St. Louis Ambush in the USL by Saint Louis FC.
Corkball[edit]
St. Louis has several recreational corkball leagues. A variant of baseball, corkball is played with a 1.6-oz. ball and a bat whose barrel is 1.5" wide. It has many of the features of baseball, yet can be played in a very small area because there is no base-running. Invented on the streets and alleys of St. Louis in the early 1900s, the game has leagues around the country, thanks to servicemen who introduced the game to their buddies during World War II and the Korean War.[16]
Individual sports[edit]
St. Louis was home to four prominent twentieth-century boxers: Sonny Liston, Henry Armstrong, and brothers Leon and Michael Spinks. The Spinkses are the only brothers to have captured the heavyweight boxing title. Leon's son Cory Spinks has also held a world title.
The Gateway Cross Cup is an international professional competition in cyclo-cross, a combination of mountain bike racing and road bicycle racing.
Gateway International Raceway hosts NHRA Drag Racing and NASCAR racing events 5 miles (8 km) east of the city in Madison, Illinois.
College sports[edit]
See also: Saint Louis Billikens
Saint Louis University (SLU) plays NCAA Division I sports as a member of the Atlantic 10 Conference. SLU dropped football as an intercollegiate sport in 1949, but SLU is best known for its men's basketball and men's soccer programs. SLU men's soccer led the NCAA in average attendance in 1999, 2001, and 2003, drawing over 2,700 fans per match each season.[17] In 2006, the College Cup was played at Hermann Stadium on the SLU campus.
The Metro East region, across the Mississippi River in Illinois, is home to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE), whose teams play as the SIU Edwardsville Cougars in the Division I Ohio Valley Conference. Like SLU, SIUE does not sponsor football, but unlike SLU has never had a football program. SIUE is also known for its men's soccer program, and has an active rivalry with the Billikens.
The main campus of Lindenwood University, located in the suburb of St. Charles, also fields a number of sports teams, most of them in the NCAA Division II Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. Three Lindenwood programs compete as effective Division I members in sports that have no Division II national championship. The women's ice hockey team competes in College Hockey America, the women's gymnastics team competes in the Midwest Independent Conference, and the men's volleyball team plays in the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association. Lindenwood's rugby program, despite having started only in 2011, is one of the top ranked rugby programs in the country.[18]
Lindenwood also has a sister campus on the Illinois side of the river in Belleville; that school is currently a dual member of the NAIA and USCAA.
The University of Missouri–St. Louis, located just outside the city limits in St. Louis County, also has an NCAA Division II athletic program in the UMSL Tritons. All of the school's sports compete in the Great Lakes Valley Conference.
In NCAA Division III, the Washington University Bears, representing Washington University in St. Louis, have won 18 national titles in four different sports.
In March 2005, The Dome at America's Center, then known as Edward Jones Dome, in St. Louis hosted the final two rounds of the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship, also known as the Final Four. In April 2009, the Edward Jones Dome hosted the NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Championship Final Four. The Scottrade Center also hosts the annual "Braggin' Rights" game, a men's college basketball rivalry game between the universities of Illinois and Missouri. St. Louis is roughly equidistant from the two campuses.
The Scottrade Center hosted the 2007 Frozen Four college ice hockey tournament on April 5 and April 7, 2007.
Minor league teams[edit]
Team
Sport
League
Established
Location
Venue
Champs
River City Rascals Baseball Frontier League 1999 O'Fallon, Missouri T.R. Hughes Ballpark 2*
St. Louis Slam Women's football Women's Football Alliance 2003 St. Louis, Missouri St. Mary's High School 1
Gateway Grizzlies Baseball Frontier League 2001 Sauget, Illinois GCS Ballpark 1
St. Louis Bombers Rugby Super League 1962 St. Louis, Missouri Lucier Park 0
St. Louis Ambush Soccer Major Arena Soccer League 2013 St. Charles, Missouri Family Arena 0
St. Louis FC Soccer United Soccer League 2014 Fenton, Missouri World Wide Technology Soccer Park 0
Notes:
River City Rascals have two championships: one as the Zanesville Greys and one as River City Rascals.
Former teams[edit]
Team
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League
Established
Began in
St. Louis
Venue
Titles
in St. Louis
Left
St. Louis
St. Louis Vipers Roller Hockey Roller Hockey International 1993 1993 St. Louis Arena/Kiel Center 1 1999
St. Louis Stampede Arena Football Arena Football League 1987 1995 Scottrade Center 0 1996
St. Louis Browns Baseball American League 1894 1902 Sportsman's Park 0 1954
St. Louis Stars Baseball Negro American League 1937 1939 Stars Park 0 1939
St. Louis Terriers Baseball Federal League 1914 1914 Handlan's Park 0 1915
St. Louis Maroons Baseball National League 1884 1884 Union Base Ball Park 0 1886
St. Louis Stars Baseball Negro National League 1922 1931 Stars Park 3 1931
Spirits of St. Louis Basketball American Basketball Association 1967 1974 St. Louis Arena 0 1976
St. Louis Hawks Basketball National Basketball Association 1946 1955 Kiel Auditorium 1 1968
St. Louis Bombers Basketball Basketball Association of America
National Basketball Association 1946
1949 1949
1950 St. Louis Arena 0 1950
St. Louis Cardinals Football National Football League 1898 1960 Busch Stadium I (1960–1965)
Busch Stadium II (1966–1987) 0 1988
St. Louis All Stars Football National Football League 1923 1923 Sportsman's Park 0 1923
St. Louis Gunners Football National Football League 1931 1931 St. Louis National Guard Armory 0 1934
St. Louis Rams Football National Football League 1936 1995 Edward Jones Dome 1 2016
St. Louis Saints Women's football Lingerie Football League 2008 2012 Family Arena 0 2012
Missouri River Otters Hockey United Hockey League 1991 1999 Family Arena 0 2006
St. Louis Flyers Hockey American Hockey Association
American Hockey League 1928
1944 1942
1953 St. Louis Arena 5 1953
St. Louis Eagles Hockey National Hockey League 1917 1934 St. Louis Arena 0 1936
St. Louis Ambush Indoor Soccer National Professional Soccer League 1984 1992 St. Louis Arena/Scottrade Center 1 2000
St. Louis Steamers/
St. Louis Storm Indoor Soccer Major Indoor Soccer League 1977 1979 St. Louis Arena 0 1992
St. Louis Steamers Indoor Soccer World Indoor Soccer League
Major Indoor Soccer League 1997 2000 Family Arena/Scottrade Center 0 2006
St. Louis Stars Soccer National Professional Soccer League
North American Soccer League 1967 1967 Busch Memorial Stadium/Francis Field 0 1978
Saint Louis Athletica Soccer Women's Professional Soccer 2007 2009 Soccer Park 0 2010
AC St. Louis Soccer USSF Division 2 Professional League 2008 2009 Anheuser-Busch Center 0 2011
Saint Louis Hummers Softball International Women's Professional Softball Association 1976 1977 Harrawood Sports Complex 0 1979
St. Louis Surge Basketball Women's Blue Chip Basketball League 2004 2015 University of Missouri St. Louis Mark Twain Building 0 2015
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Jump up ^ ESPN – MLB World Series Winners – Major League Baseball
Jump up ^ "St. Louis Blues — History: Year-By-Year Records". St. Louis Blues. Retrieved 2008-07-26.
Jump up ^ Taylor, Phil (October 31, 2011). "Where's The Boo In Booster?". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 2011-10-28. Redbird Nation's reputation as the most knowledgeable, loyal and, above all, friendly fans in the majors .... 'Our fans are the best because they're just as passionate as anywhere else...but they're probably a little more fair-minded,' says St. Louis manager Tony La Russa.
Jump up ^ Leach, Matthew (2008-07-16). "Countdown begins for '09 All-Star Game". News. MLB.com. Retrieved 2008-07-18.
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List of Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees
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The Pro Football Hall of Fame includes players, coaches, and contributors (e.g., owners, general managers and team or league officials) who have "made outstanding contributions to professional football". The charter class of seventeen was selected in 1963.[1] As of 2018, 318 individuals have been elected.[2]
Enshrinees are selected by a 46-person selection committee which meets each year at the time and location of the Super Bowl. Current rules of the committee stipulate that between four and eight individuals are selected each year.[3] Any person may nominate an individual to the hall, provided the nominee has not played or coached for at least five seasons prior to the nomination. Not including the charter class, 73 players have been inducted in their first year of eligibility.[4]
In addition to the regular selection committee, which primarily focuses on contributions made over the past approximately thirty seasons, a nine-member seniors committee (which is a subset of the larger committee) submits two nominees each year whose contributions came prior to 1985.[3] These nominees are referred as "seniors nominees" (formerly "old-timer" nominees).[5]
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2 References
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Inductees[edit]
Some Hall of Fame members were selected for their skills as coaches. Others were enshrined for their skills as players. This list names only the position for which the man was considered for induction. Many excellent coaches were not selected for their playing career. Many Hall of Fame caliber players were also coaches, but it was their playing for which they were inducted. Only the accomplishments highlighted on the Hall of Fame web site[6] are noted on this list.
As of 2014, two current NFL teams are not represented by an enshrinee — the Houston Texans (began play in 2002), and the Jacksonville Jaguars (began play in 1995). The teams which most recently gained representation are the Carolina Panthers (Reggie White, class of 2006) and the Baltimore Ravens (Rod Woodson, class of 2009).[7] Ray Guy was the first full-time punter inducted (Class of 2014).
The hall is not officially affiliated with the National Football League (NFL), although as of 2014 all but one enshrinee participated in the NFL for at least a portion of his career; the single exception being Billy Shaw.[8] There are 38 inductees into the hall who spent all or part of their careers in the American Football League that merged with the NFL.[9] Three players, Red Grange, Ray Flaherty, Mike Michalske, played a portion of their career in the first American Football League from 1926. The second American Football League from 1936 only has one Hall of Fame member who has played in this league, Ken Strong. Fifteen inductees spent some of their playing career in the All-America Football Conference during the late 1940s. Five players played some at least one year in the Ohio League, the predecessor to the NFL. Six players or coaches who spent part of their careers in the short-lived United States Football League (USFL) have been inducted.[10] Two coaches (Marv Levy,[11] Bud Grant[12]), one administrator (Jim Finks), and five players (Warren Moon,[13] Fred Biletnikoff, John Henry Johnson, Don Maynard, Arnie Weinmeister) who spent part of their careers in the Canadian Football League (CFL) have been inducted; two of which have been inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame: Warren Moon and Bud Grant. Four players, Larry Csonka, Leroy Kelly, Don Maynard, and Paul Warfield, played a portion of their career in the short-lived World Football League. Fritz Pollard is the only player to play in the Anthracite League's only season. Only one player, Kurt Warner, played a substantial portion of his career in the Arena Football League, and one, Terrell Owens, played part of his career in the Indoor Football League. Bill Walsh and Ken Stabler each had one season of experience in the Continental Football League.
Each entry includes the year of induction (i.e., "class"), position(s) played, team(s) each was associated with, and tenures with each team. The Pro Football Hall Of Fame website does not include CFL, USFL, WFL, indoor football leagues, and other lesser known league teams. The Canadian Football League and the Arena Football League both have their own halls of fame. NFL, American Football League, AAFC, and Ohio League (listed as pre-NFL) teams are recognized in the Hall of Fame. The list is complete through the 2018 Hall of Fame class.
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Elected in 1st year of eligibility**
Seventeen charter members §
Elected 1st year as a finalist ^
but not first year of eligibility[14][15]
Biographies and statistics can be Referenced at the Hall of Fame web site.[16]
Inductee
Class
Position
Team(s)
Years
Bio
Adderley, HerbHerb Adderley 1980 Cornerback Green Bay Packers 1961–1969 [17]
Dallas Cowboys 1970–1972
Aikman, TroyTroy Aikman** 2006 Quarterback Dallas Cowboys 1989–2000 [18]
Allen, GeorgeGeorge Allen[3] 2002 Coach Los Angeles Rams 1966–1970 [19]
Washington Redskins 1971–1977
General Manager 1971–1977
Allen, LarryLarry Allen** 2013 Guard/Tackle Dallas Cowboys 1994–2005 [20]
Guard San Francisco 49ers 2006–2007
Allen, MarcusMarcus Allen** [4] 2003 Running back Oakland Raiders 3 !Los Angeles Raiders 1982–1992 [21]
Kansas City Chiefs 1993–1997
Alworth, LanceLance Alworth** 1978 Wide receiver !Flanker San Diego Chargers 1962–1970 [22]
Dallas Cowboys 1971–1972
Andersen, MortenMorten Andersen 2017 Kicker New Orleans Saints 1982–1994 [23]
Atlanta Falcons 1995–2000
2006–2007
New York Giants 2001
Kansas City Chiefs 2002–2003
Minnesota Vikings 2004
Atkins, DougDoug Atkins 1982 Defensive end Cleveland Browns 1953–1954 [24]
Chicago Bears 1955–1966
New Orleans Saints 1967–1969
Badgro, RedRed Badgro ^[3] 1981 Wide receiver !End
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
New York Yankees (NFL) 1927–1928 [25]
New York Giants 1930–1935
Brooklyn Dodgers 1936
Barney, LemLem Barney 1992 Cornerback Detroit Lions 1967–1977 [26]
Battles, CliffCliff Battles 1968 Running back !Halfback Wa !Boston Braves/
Boston Redskins/
Washington Redskins 1932–1937 [27]
Baugh, SammySammy Baugh § 1963 Quarterback
Two-Way Performer
Washington Redskins 1937–1952 [28]
Defensive back
Two-Way Performer
Punter
Beathard, BobbyBobby Beathard ^ 2018 Personnel administrator Kansas City Chiefs 1966–1967
Atlanta Falcons 1968–1971
Miami Dolphins 1972–1977
General Manager Washington Redskins 1978–1989
San Diego Chargers 1990–2000
Bednarik, ChuckChuck Bednarik 1967 Center
Two-Way Performer
Philadelphia Eagles 1949–1962 [29]
Linebacker
Two-Way Performer
Bell, BertBert Bell § 1963 Team owner / Founder Philadelphia Eagles 1933–1940 [30]
Coach 1936–1940
Pittsburgh Steelers 1941
Team co-owner 1941–1946
NFL Commissioner AAA4 !n/a 1946–1959
Bell, BobbyBobby Bell ^ 1983 Linebacker/ Defensive end Kansas City Chiefs 1963–1974 [31]
Berry, RaymondRaymond Berry** 1973 Wide receiver Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1955–1967 [32]
Bethea, ElvinElvin Bethea ^ 2003 Defensive end Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1968–1983 [33]
Bettis, JeromeJerome Bettis 2015 Running back Los Angeles Rams 1 !Los Angeles/ St. Louis Rams 1993–1995 [34]
Pittsburgh Steelers 1996–2005
Bidwill, CharlesCharles Bidwill 1967 Team owner Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1933–1946 [35]
Biletnikoff, FredFred Biletnikoff 1988 Wide receiver Oakland Raiders 1965–1978 [36]
Blanda, GeorgeGeorge Blanda** 1981 Quarterback / Placekicker Chicago Bears 1949–1958 [37]
Baltimore Colts
(1950 Colts folded) 1950
Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1960–1966
Oakland Raiders 1967–1975
Blount, MelMel Blount** 1989 Cornerback Pittsburgh Steelers 1970–1983 [38]
Bradshaw, TerryTerry Bradshaw** 1989 Quarterback Pittsburgh Steelers 1970–1983 [39]
Brazile, RobertRobert Brazile ^[3] 2018 Linebacker Houston Oilers 1975–1984
Brooks, DerrickDerrick Brooks** 2014 Linebacker Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1995–2008 [40]
Brown, BobBob Brown[3] 2004 Offensive tackle Philadelphia Eagles 1964–1968 [41]
Los Angeles Rams 1969–1970
Oakland Raiders 1971–1973
Brown, JimJim Brown** 1971 Running back !Fullback Cleveland Browns 1957–1965 [42]
Brown, PaulPaul Brown 1967 Coach / General Manager Cleveland Browns (AAFC/ NFL) 1946–1962 [43]
Cincinnati Bengals 1968–1975
Team owner / General Manager 1968–1991
Brown, RoseyRosey Brown 1975 Offensive tackle New York Giants 1953–1965 [44]
Brown, TimTim Brown[4] 2015 Wide receiver !Wide receiver / Punt returner Oakland Raiders 4 !Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders 1988–2003 [45]
Wide receiver Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2004
Brown, WillieWillie Brown** 1984 Cornerback Denver Broncos 1963–1966 [46]
Oakland Raiders 1967–1978
Buchanan, BuckBuck Buchanan 1990 Defensive tackle Kansas City Chiefs 1963–1975 [47]
Buoniconti, NickNick Buoniconti ^[3] 2001 Linebacker New England Patriotss !Boston Patriots 1962–1968 [48]
Miami Dolphins 1969–1974, 1976
Butkus, DickDick Butkus** 1979 Linebacker Chicago Bears 1965–1973 [49]
Butler, JackJack Butler ^[3] 2012 Cornerback Pittsburgh Steelers 1951–1959 [50]
Campbell, EarlEarl Campbell** [4] 1991 Running back Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1978–1984 [51]
New Orleans Saints 1984–1985
Canadeo, TonyTony Canadeo[3] 1974 Running back !Halfback Green Bay Packers 1941–1944,
1946–1952 [52]
Carr, JosephJoseph Carr § 1963 Team owner Columbus Panhandles 1904, 1907–1922 [53]
NFL co-organizer AAA1 !n/a 1920
NFL President2 !NFL President AAA3 !n/a 1921–1939
Carson, HarryHarry Carson 2006 Linebacker New York Giants 1976–1988 [54]
Carter, CrisCris Carter 2013 Wide receiver Philadelphia Eagles 1987–1989 [55]
Minnesota Vikings 1990–2001
Miami Dolphins 2002
Casper, DaveDave Casper 2002 Tight end Oakland Raiders 2 !Oakland/ Los Angeles Raiders 1974–1980, 1984 [56]
Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1980–1983
Minnesota Vikings 1983
Chamberlin, GuyGuy Chamberlin 1965 Wide receiver !End
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Canton Bulldogs
(pre-NFL)
1919 [57]
Chicago Bears1 !Decatur Staleys/
Chicago Staleys 1920–1921
End/ Coach
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Canton Bulldogs 1922–1923
Cleveland Bulldogs 1924
Frankford Yellow Jackets 1925–1926
Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1927
Christiansen, JackJack Christiansen ^ 1970 Safety/ Kick Returner Detroit Lions 1951–1958 [58]
Clark, DutchDutch Clark § 1963 Quarterback Detroit Lion !Portsmouth Spartans/
Detroit Lions 1931–1932
1934–1938 [59]
Connor, GeorgeGeorge Connor 1975 Linebacker Chicago Bears 1948–1955 [60]
Conzelman, JimmyJimmy Conzelman 1964 Quarterback Chicago Bearss !Decatur Staleys 1920 [61]
Quarterback/ Coach Rock Island Independents 1921–1922
Milwaukee Badgers 1922–1923
Quarterback 1924
Team Owner !Quarterback/ Coach/ Team owner Detroit Panthers 1925–1926
Quarterback/ Coach Providence Steam Roller 1927–1929
Coach 1927–1930
Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1940–1942,
1946–1948
Creekmur, LouLou Creekmur[3] 1996 Offensive tackle/ Guard Detroit Lions 1950–1959 [62]
Csonka, LarryLarry Csonka 1987 Running back !Fullback Miami Dolphins 1968–1974, 1979 [63]
New York Giants 1976–1978
Culp, CurleyCurley Culp ^[3] 2013 Defensive tackle Kansas City Chiefs 1968–1974 [64]
Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1974–1980
Detroit Lions 1980–1981
Davis, AlAl Davis 1992 Coach Oakland Raiders 1963–1965 [65]
General Manager Oakland Raiders 2 !Oakland/ Los Angeles Raiders 1963–2011
Team owner 1966–2011
AFL Commissioner AAA7 !n/a 1966
Davis, TerrellTerrell Davis 2017 Running Back Denver Broncos 1995–2001 [66]
Davis, WillieWillie Davis 1981 Defensive end Cleveland Browns 1958–1959 [67]
Green Bay Packers 1960–1969
Dawkins, BrianBrian Dawkins 2018 Safety Philadelphia Eagles 1996–2008
Denver Broncos 2009–2011
Dawson, DermonttiDermontti Dawson 2012 Center Pittsburgh Steelers 1988–2000 [68]
Dawson, LenLen Dawson 1987 Quarterback Pittsburgh Steelers 1957–1959 [69]
Cleveland Browns 1960–1961
Kansas City Chiefss !Dallas Texans (AFL)/
Kansas City Chiefs 1962–1975
Dean, FredFred Dean 2008 Defensive end San Diego Chargers 1975–1981 [70]
San Francisco 49ers 1981–1985
DeBartolo, Jr., Edward J.Edward J. DeBartolo, Jr. 2016 Team owner San Francisco 49ers 1977–2000 [71]
DeLamielleure, JoeJoe DeLamielleure ^ 2003 Guard Buffalo Bills 1973–1979, 1985 [72]
Cleveland Browns 1980–1984
Dent, RichardRichard Dent 2011 Defensive end Chicago Bears 1983–1993, 1995 [73]
San Francisco 49ers 1994
Indianapolis Colts 1996
Philadelphia Eagles 1997
Dickerson, EricEric Dickerson** 1999 Running back Los Angeles Rams 1983–1987 [74]
Indianapolis Colts 1987–1991
Oakland Raiders 3 !Los Angeles Raiders 1992
Atlanta Falcons 1993
Dierdorf, DanDan Dierdorf 1996 Offensive tackle Arizona Cardinals S1 !St. Louis Cardinals 1971–1983 [75]
Ditka, MikeMike Ditka 1988 Tight end Chicago Bears 1961–1966 [76]
Philadelphia Eagles 1967–1968
Dallas Cowboys 1969–1972
Doleman, ChrisChris Doleman 2012 Defensive end/ Linebacker Minnesota Vikings 1985–1993, 1999 [77]
Atlanta Falcons 1994–1995
San Francisco 49ers 1996–1998
Donovan, ArtArt Donovan 1968 Defensive tackle Baltimore Colts
(1950 Colts folded) 1950 [78]
New York Yanks 1951
Dallas Texans (NFL) 1952
Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1953–1961
Dorsett, TonyTony Dorsett** [4] 1994 Running back Dallas Cowboys 1977–1987 [79]
Denver Broncos 1988
Driscoll, John "Paddy"John "Paddy" Driscoll 1965 Quarterback Hammond Pros
(pre-NFL)
1919 [80]
Chicago Bearss !Decatur Staleys 1920
Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1920–1925
Chicago Bears 1926–1929
Dudley, BillBill Dudley 1966 Running back !Halfback Pittsburgh Steelers 1942, 1945–1946 [81]
Detroit Lions 1947–1949
Washington Redskins 1950–1951, 1953
Dungy, TonyTony Dungy 2016 Coach Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996–2001 [82]
Indianapolis Colts 2002–2008
Easley, KennyKenny Easley^[3] 2017 Safety Seattle Seahawks 1981–1987 [83]
Edwards, Albert Glen "Turk"Albert Glen "Turk" Edwards 1969 Tackle
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Wa !Boston Braves/
Boston Redskins/
Washington Redskins 1932–1940 [84]
Eller, CarlCarl Eller[3] 2004 Defensive end Minnesota Vikings 1964–1978 [85]
Seattle Seahawks 1979
Elway, JohnJohn Elway** 2004 Quarterback Denver Broncos 1983–1998 [86]
Ewbank, WeebWeeb Ewbank 1978 Coach Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1954–1962 [87]
Coach / General Manager New York Jets 1963–1973
Faulk, MarshallMarshall Faulk** 2011 Running back Indianapolis Colts 1994–1998 [88]
Los Angeles Rams 3 !St. Louis Rams 1999–2005
Favre, BrettBrett Favre** 2016 Quarterback Atlanta Falcons 1991 [89]
Green Bay Packers 1992–2007
New York Jets 2008
Minnesota Vikings 2009–2010
Fears, TomTom Fears ^ 1970 Wide receiver Los Angeles Rams 1948–1956 [90]
Finks, JimJim Finks ^ 1995 Team administrator Minnesota Vikings 1964–1973 [91]
Chicago Bears 1974–1982
New Orleans Saints 1986–1992
Flaherty, RayRay Flaherty ^[3] 1976 Wide receiver !Offensive End New York Yankees (NFL) 1927–1928 [92]
New York Giants 1928–1929,
1931–1935
Coach Wash !Boston/Washington Redskins 1936–1942
New York Yankees (AAFC) 1946–1948
Chicago Hornets (AAFC) 1949
Ford, LenLen Ford 1976 Defensive end Los Angeles Dons (AAFC) 1948–1949 [93]
Cleveland Browns 1950–1957
Green Bay Packers 1958
Fortmann, DanDan Fortmann 1965 Guard
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Chicago Bears 1936–1943 [94]
Fouts, DanDan Fouts** 1993 Quarterback San Diego Chargers 1973–1987 [95]
Friedman, BennyBenny Friedman ^[3] 2005 Quarterback Cleveland Bulldogs 1927 [96]
Detroit Wolverines 1928
New York Giants 1929–1931
Brooklyn Dodgers 1932–1934
Gatski, FrankFrank Gatski[3] 1985 Center Cleveland Browns (AAFC/ NFL) 1946–1956 [97]
Detroit Lions 1957
George, BillBill George 1974 Linebacker Chicago Bears 1952–1965 [98]
Los Angeles Rams 1966
Gibbs, JoeJoe Gibbs ^ 1996 Coach Washington Redskins 1981–1992,
2004–2007 [99]
Gifford, FrankFrank Gifford 1977 Running back !Halfback / Flanker New York Giants 1952–1960,
1962–1964 [100]
Gillman, SidSid Gillman 1983 Coach Los Angeles Rams 1955–1959 [101]
San Diego Chargers 2 !Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers 1960–1969, 1971
General Manager 1960–1970
Coach / General Manager Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1973–1974
Graham, OttoOtto Graham 1965 Quarterback Cleveland Browns (AAFC/ NFL) 1946–1955 [102]
Grange, Harold "Red"Harold "Red" Grange § 1963 Running back !Halfback Chicago Bears 1925, 1929–1934 [103]
New York Yankees (AFL I) 1926
New York Yankees (NFL) 1927
Grant, BudBud Grant 1994 Coach Minnesota Vikings 1967–1983, 1985 [104]
Green, DarrellDarrell Green** 2008 Cornerback Washington Redskins 1983–2002 [105]
Greene, JoeJoe Greene** 1987 Defensive tackle Pittsburgh Steelers 1969–1981 [106]
Greene, KevinKevin Greene 2016 Linebacker Los Angeles Rams 1985–1992 [107]
Pittsburgh Steelers 1993–1995
Carolina Panthers 1996, 1998–1999
San Francisco 49ers 1997
Gregg, ForrestForrest Gregg** 1977 Offensive tackle / Guard Green Bay Packers 1956, 1958–1970 [108]
Dallas Cowboys 1971
Griese, BobBob Griese 1990 Quarterback Miami Dolphins 1967–1980 [109]
Grimm, RussRuss Grimm 2010 Guard Washington Redskins 1981–1991 [110]
Groza, LouLou Groza 1974 Offensive tackle / Kicker Cleveland Browns (AAFC/ NFL) 1946–1959,
1961–1967 [111]
Guy, RayRay Guy[3] 2014 Punter Oakland Raiders 2 !Oakland/ Los Angeles Raiders 1973–1986 [112]
Guyon, JoeJoe Guyon 1966 Running back !Halfback Canton Bulldogs 1919–1920 [113]
Washington Senators 1921
Cleveland Indians 1921
Oorang Indians 1922–1923
Rock Island Independents 1924
Kansas City Cowboys 1924–1925
New York Giants 1927
Halas, GeorgeGeorge Halas § 1963 NFL co-organizer AAA1.5 !n/a 1920 [114]
Team owner Chicago Bearss !Decatur Staleys/
Chicago Staleys/
Chicago Bears 1920–1983
Wide receiver !Offensive End
Two-Way Performer
1920–1928
Defensive end
Two-Way Performer
Coach 1920–1929
1933–1942
1946–1955
1958–1967
Haley, CharlesCharles Haley 2015 Defensive end/ Linebacker San Francisco 49ers 1986–1991, 1998–1999 [115]
Defensive end Dallas Cowboys 1992–1996
Ham, JackJack Ham** 1988 Outside Linebacker Pittsburgh Steelers 1971–1982 [116]
Hampton, DanDan Hampton 2002 Defensive tackle/ End Chicago Bears 1979–1990 [117]
Hanburger, ChrisChris Hanburger ^[3] 2011 Linebacker Washington Redskins 1965–1978 [118]
Hannah, JohnJohn Hannah** 1991 Guard New England Patriots 1973–1985 [119]
Harris, FrancoFranco Harris** 1990 Running back Pittsburgh Steelers 1972–1983 [120]
Seattle Seahawks 1984
Harrison, MarvinMarvin Harrison 2016 Wide receiver Indianapolis Colts 1996–2008 [121]
Hayes, BobBob Hayes[3] 2009 Wide receiver Dallas Cowboys 1965–1974 [122]
San Francisco 49ers 1975
Haynes, MikeMike Haynes 1997 Cornerback New England Patriots 1976–1982 [123]
Oakland Raiders 3 !Los Angeles Raiders 1983–1989
Healey, EdEd Healey 1964 Tackle
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Rock Island Independents 1920–1922 [124]
Chicago Bears 1922–1927
Hein, MelMel Hein § 1963 Center
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
New York Giants 1931–1945 [125]
Hendricks, TedTed Hendricks 1990 Linebacker Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1969–1973 [126]
Green Bay Packers 1974
Oakland Raiders 2 !Oakland/ Los Angeles Raiders 1975–1983
Henry, PetePete Henry § 1963 Tackle
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer

Punter
Kicker Canton Bulldogs 1920–1923,
1925–1926 [127]
New York Giants 1927
Pottsville Maroons 1927–1928
Herber, ArnieArnie Herber 1966 Quarterback Green Bay Packers 1930–1940 [128]
New York Giants 1944–1945
Hewitt, BillBill Hewitt 1971 Wide receiver !End
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Chicago Bears 1932–1936 [129]
Philadelphia Eagles 1937–1939, 1943
Hickerson, GeneGene Hickerson[3] 2007 Guard Cleveland Browns 1958–1973 [130]
Hinkle, ClarkeClarke Hinkle 1964 Running back !Fullback
Two-Way Performer
Green Bay Packers 1932–1941 [131]
Linebacker
Two-Way Performer
Hirsch, Elroy (Crazylegs)Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch 1968 Running back !Halfback Chicago Rockets (AAFC) 1946–1948 [132]
Wide receiver !Flanker / Halfback Los Angeles Rams 1949–1957
Hornung, PaulPaul Hornung [4] 1986 Running back !Halfback / Placekicker Green Bay Packers 1957–1962,
1964–1966 [133]
Houston, KenKen Houston** 1986 Safety Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1967–1972 [134]
Washington Redskins 1973–1980
Hubbard, CalCal Hubbard § 1963 Tackle
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
New York Giants 1927–1928, 1936 [135]
Green Bay Packers 1929–1933, 1935
Pittsburgh Pirates 1936
Huff, SamSam Huff 1982 Linebacker New York Giants 1956–1963 [136]
Washington Redskins 1964–1967, 1969
Humphrey, ClaudeClaude Humphrey[3] 2014 Defensive end Atlanta Falcons 1968–1974
1976–1978 [137]
Philadelphia Eagles 1979–1981
Hunt, LamarLamar Hunt ^ 1972 AFL Co-Founder AAA6 !n/a 1959 [138]
Team owner Kansas City Chiefss !Dallas Texans (AFL)/
Kansas City Chiefs (AFL/NFL) 1959–2006
Hutson, DonDon Hutson § 1963 Wide receiver !Offensive End
Two-Way Performer
Green Bay Packers 1935–1945 [139]
Safety
Two-Way Performer
Placekicker
Irvin, MichaelMichael Irvin 2007 Wide receiver Dallas Cowboys 1988–1999 [140]
Jackson, RickeyRickey Jackson ^ 2010 Linebacker/ Defensive end New Orleans Saints 1981–1993 [141]
San Francisco 49ers 1994–1995
Johnson, JimmyJimmy Johnson ^ 1994 Cornerback San Francisco 49ers 1961–1976 [142]
Johnson, John HenryJohn Henry Johnson[3] 1987 Running back !Fullback San Francisco 49ers 1954–1956 [143]
Detroit Lions 1957–1959
Pittsburgh Steelers 1960–1965
Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1966
Joiner, CharlieCharlie Joiner 1996 Wide receiver Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1969–1972 [144]
Cincinnati Bengals 1972–1975
San Diego Chargers 1976–1986
Jones, DeaconDeacon Jones** 1980 Defensive end Los Angeles Rams 1961–1971 [145]
San Diego Chargers 1972–1973
Washington Redskins 1974
Jones, JerryJerry Jones^ 2017 Owner, President
General Manager Dallas Cowboys 1989–present [146]
Jones, StanStan Jones ^[3] 1991 Offensive tackle / Guard Chicago Bears 1954–1962 [147]
Defensive tackle 1962–1965
Washington Redskins 1966
Jones , WalterWalter Jones ** 2014 Offensive tackle Seattle Seahawks 1997–2008 [148]
Jordan, HenryHenry Jordan[3] 1995 Defensive tackle Cleveland Browns 1957–1958 [149]
Green Bay Packers 1959–1969
Jurgensen, SonnySonny Jurgensen 1983 Quarterback Philadelphia Eagles 1957–1963 [150]
Washington Redskins 1964–1974
Kelly, JimJim Kelly** 2002 Quarterback Buffalo Bills 1986–1996 [151]
Kelly, LeroyLeroy Kelly[3] 1994 Running back Cleveland Browns 1964–1973 [152]
Kennedy, CortezCortez Kennedy 2012 Defensive tackle Seattle Seahawks 1990–2000 [153]
Kiesling, WaltWalt Kiesling 1966 Guard
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Duluth Eskimos 1926–1927 [154]
Pottsville Maroons 1928
Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1929–1933
Chicago Bears 1934
Green Bay Packers 1935–1936
Pittsburgh Pirates 1937–1938
Coach Pittsburgh Pirates A !Pittsburgh Pirates/ Steelers 1939–1942
1954–1956
Pittsburgh Pirates B !Steagles 1943
Pittsburgh Pirates C !Card-Pitt 1944
Kinard, Frank "Bruiser"Frank "Bruiser" Kinard 1971 Tackle
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Brooklyn Dodgers/ Tigers 1938–1944 [155]
New York Yankees (AAFC) 1946–1947
Kramer, JerryJerry Kramer [3] 2018 Guard Green Bay Packers 1958–1968
Krause, PaulPaul Krause 1998 Safety Washington Redskins 1964–1967 [156]
Minnesota Vikings 1968–1979
Lambeau, Earl "Curly"Earl "Curly" Lambeau § 1963 Founder Green Bay Packers 1919 [157]
Running back !Halfback 1919–1929
Coach 1919–1949
General Manager 1919–1949
Coach Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1950–1951
Washington Redskins 1952–1953
Lambert, JackJack Lambert** 1990 Middle Linebacker Pittsburgh Steelers 1974–1984 [158]
Landry, TomTom Landry** 1990 Coach Dallas Cowboys 1960–1988 [159]
Lane, Dick "Night Train"Dick "Night Train" Lane 1974 Cornerback Los Angeles Rams 1952–1953 [160]
Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1954–1959
Detroit Lions 1960–1965
Langer, JimJim Langer** 1987 Center Miami Dolphins 1970–1979 [161]
Minnesota Vikings 1980–1981
Lanier, WillieWillie Lanier 1986 Middle Linebacker Kansas City Chiefs 1967–1977 [162]
Largent, SteveSteve Largent** 1995 Wide receiver Seattle Seahawks 1976–1989 [163]
Lary, YaleYale Lary 1979 Safety/ Punter Detroit Lions 1952–1953,
1956–1964 [164]
Lavelli, DanteDante Lavelli 1975 Wide receiver !Offensive End Cleveland Browns (AAFC/ NFL) 1946–1956 [165]
Layne, BobbyBobby Layne 1967 Quarterback/ Placekicker Chicago Bears 1948 [166]
New York Bulldogs 1949
Detroit Lions 1950–1958
Pittsburgh Steelers 1958–1962
LeBeau, DickDick LeBeau ^[3] 2010 Cornerback Detroit Lions 1959–1972
Leemans, Alphonse "Tuffy"Alphonse "Tuffy" Leemans^[3] 1978 Running back !Halfback / Fullback New York Giants 1936–1943
Coach/ Halfback/ Fullback 1943
Levy, MarvMarv Levy 2001 Coach Kansas City Chiefs 1978–1982
Buffalo Bills 1986–1997
Lewis, RayRay Lewis** 2018 Middle Linebacker Baltimore Ravens 1996–2012
Lilly, BobBob Lilly** 1980 Defensive tackle Dallas Cowboys 1961–1974
Little, FloydFloyd Little ^[3] 2010 Running back Denver Broncos 1967–1975
Little, LarryLarry Little 1993 Guard San Diego Chargers 1967–1968
Miami Dolphins 1969–1980
Lofton, JamesJames Lofton 2003 Wide receiver Green Bay Packers 1978–1986
Oakland Raiders 3 !Los Angeles Raiders 1987–1988
Buffalo Bills 1989–1992
Los Angeles Rams 1993
Philadelphia Eagles 1993
Lombardi, VinceVince Lombardi ^ 1971 General Manager Green Bay Packers 1959–1968
Coach 1959–1967
Washington Redskins 1969
Long, HowieHowie Long 2000 Defensive end Oakland Raiders 2 !Oakland/ Los Angeles Raiders 1981–1993
Lott, RonnieRonnie Lott** 2000 Cornerback/ Safety San Francisco 49ers 1981–1990
Oakland Raiders 3 !Los Angeles Raiders 1991–1992
New York Jets 1993–1994
Luckman, SidSid Luckman 1965 Quarterback Chicago Bears 1939–1950
Lyman, William R.William R. Lyman 1964 Tackle
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Canton Bulldogs 1922–23, 1925
Cleveland Bulldogs 1924
Frankford Yellow Jackets 1925
Chicago Bears 1926–1934
Mack, TomTom Mack 1999 Guard Los Angeles Rams 1966–1978
Mackey, JohnJohn Mackey 1992 Tight end Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1963–1971
San Diego Chargers 1972
Madden, JohnJohn Madden[3] 2006 Coach Oakland Raiders 1969–1978
Mara, TimTim Mara § 1963 Team owner / Founder New York Giants 1925–1959
Mara, WellingtonWellington Mara 1997 Team owner / Team Administrator New York Giants 1937–2005
Marchetti, GinoGino Marchetti** 1972 Defensive end Dallas Texans (NFL) 1952
Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1953–1964, 1966
Marino, DanDan Marino** 2005 Quarterback Miami Dolphins 1983–1999
Marshall, George PrestonGeorge Preston Marshall § 1963 Team owner / Founder Wa !Boston Braves/
Boston Redskins/
Washington Redskins 1932–1969
Martin, CurtisCurtis Martin 2012 Running back New England Patriots 1995–1997
New York Jets 1998–2005
Matson, OllieOllie Matson** 1972 Running back !Halfback Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1952, 1954–1958
Los Angeles Rams 1959–1962
Detroit Lions 1963
Philadelphia Eagles 1964–1966
Matthews, BruceBruce Matthews** 2007
Guard – 166 games
Center – 87 games
Tackle – 39 games
Tennessee Titans !Houston Oilers/
Tennessee Oilers/
Tennessee Titans 1983–2001
Maynard, DonDon Maynard 1987 Wide receiver New York Giants 1958
New York Titans/ Jets (AFL) 1960–1972
Arizona Cardinals S1 !St. Louis Cardinals 1973
McAfee, GeorgeGeorge McAfee 1966 Running back !Halfback Chicago Bears 1940–1941,
1945–1950
McCormack, MikeMike McCormack 1984 Offensive tackle New York Yanks 1951
Defensive lineman Cleveland Browns 1954
Offensive tackle 1955–1962
McDaniel, RandallRandall McDaniel 2009 Guard Minnesota Vikings 1988–1999
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2000–2001
McDonald, TommyTommy McDonald[3] 1998 Wide receiver Philadelphia Eagles 1957–1963
Dallas Cowboys 1964
Los Angeles Rams 1965–1966
Atlanta Falcons 1967
Cleveland Browns 1968
McElhenny, HughHugh McElhenny** 1970 Running back !Halfback San Francisco 49ers 1952–1960
Minnesota Vikings 1961–1962
New York Giants 1963
Detroit Lions 1964
McNally, John "Blood"John "Blood" McNally § 1963 Running back !Halfback Milwaukee Badgers 1925–1926
Duluth Eskimos 1926–1927
Pottsville Maroons 1928
Green Bay Packers 1929–1933,
1935–1936
Pittsburgh Pirates 1934, 1937–1938
Michalske, MikeMike Michalske 1964 Guard
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
New York Yankees (AFL I) 1926
New York Yankees (NFL) 1927–1928
Green Bay Packers 1929–1935, 1937
Millner, WayneWayne Millner 1968 Wide receiver !Offensive End Wash !Boston/Washington Redskins 1936–1941, 1945
Coach / Offensive End 1945
Mitchell, BobbyBobby Mitchell ^ 1983 Wide receiver !Flanker/ Halfback
Kickoff / Punt Returns Cleveland Browns 1958–1961
Washington Redskins 1962–1968
Mix, RonRon Mix ^ 1979 Offensive tackle San Diego Chargers 2 !Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers 1960–1969
Oakland Raiders 1971
Monk, ArtArt Monk 2008 Wide receiver Washington Redskins 1980–1993
New York Jets 1994
Philadelphia Eagles 1995
Montana, JoeJoe Montana** 2000 Quarterback San Francisco 49ers 1979–1992
Kansas City Chiefs 1993–1994
Moon, WarrenWarren Moon** 2006 Quarterback Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1984–1993
Minnesota Vikings 1994–1996
Seattle Seahawks 1997–1998
Kansas City Chiefs 1999–2000
Moore, LennyLenny Moore 1975 Running back !Halfback Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1956–1967
Moss, RandyRandy Moss** 2018 Wide receiver Minnesota Vikings 1998–2004, 2010
Oakland Raiders 2005–2006
New England Patriots 2007–2010
Tennessee Titans 2010
San Francisco 49ers 2012
Motley, MarionMarion Motley 1968 Running back !Fullback Cleveland Browns (AAFC/ NFL) 1946–1953
Pittsburgh Steelers 1955
Munchak, MikeMike Munchak 2001 Guard Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1982–1993
Muñoz, AnthonyAnthony Muñoz** 1998 Offensive tackle Cincinnati Bengals 1980–1992
Musso, GeorgeGeorge Musso ^[3] 1982 Tackle, Guard
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Chicago Bears 1933–1944
Nagurski, BronkoBronko Nagurski § 1963 Running back !Fullback
Two-Way Performer
Chicago Bears 1930–1937, 1943
Linebacker
Two-Way Performer
Namath, JoeJoe Namath 1985 Quarterback New York Jets 1965–1976
Los Angeles Rams 1977
Neale, GreasyGreasy Neale 1969 Coach Philadelphia Eagles 1941–1950
Nevers, ErnieErnie Nevers § 1963 Running back !Fullback Duluth Eskimos 1926–1927
Coach/Fullback 1927
Running back !Fullback Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1929–1931
Coach/Fullback 1930–1931
Coach 1939
Newsome, OzzieOzzie Newsome 1999 Tight end Cleveland Browns 1978–1990
Nitschke, RayRay Nitschke** 1978 Middle Linebacker Green Bay Packers 1958–1972
Noll, ChuckChuck Noll** 1993 Coach Pittsburgh Steelers 1969–1991
Nomellini, LeoLeo Nomellini 1969 Defensive tackle San Francisco 49ers 1950–1963
Ogden, JonathanJonathan Ogden** 2013 Offensive tackle Baltimore Ravens 1996–2007
Olsen, MerlinMerlin Olsen** 1982 Defensive tackle Los Angeles Rams 1962–1976
Otto, JimJim Otto** 1980 Center Oakland Raiders 1960–1974
Owen, SteveSteve Owen 1966 Tackle
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Kansas City Cowboys 1924–1925
Cleveland Bulldogs 1925
New York Giants 1926–1931, 1933
Coach 1930–1953
Owens, TerrellTerrell Owens 2018 Wide Receiver San Francisco 49ers 1996–2003
Philadelphia Eagles 2004–2005
Dallas Cowboys 2006–2008
Buffalo Bills 2009
Cincinnati Bengals 2010
Pace, OrlandoOrlando Pace 2016 Offensive tackle Los Angeles Rams 3 !St. Louis Rams 1997–2008
Chicago Bears 2009
Page, AlanAlan Page 1988 Defensive tackle Minnesota Vikings 1967–1978
Chicago Bears 1978–1981
Parcells, BillBill Parcells 2013 Coach New York Giants 1983–1990
New England Patriots 1993–1996
New York Jets 1997–1999
Dallas Cowboys 2003–2006
Parker, AceAce Parker ^[3] 1972 Quarterback Brooklyn Dodgers 1937–1941
Boston Yanks 1945
New York Yankees (AAFC) 1946
Parker, JimJim Parker** 1973 Guard/Tackle Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1957–1967
Payton, WalterWalter Payton** 1993 Running back Chicago Bears 1975–1987
Perry, JoeJoe Perry 1969 Running back !Fullback San Francisco 49ers ! San Francisco 49ers (AAFC/NFL) 1948–1960, 1963
Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1961–1962
Pihos, PetePete Pihos ^ 1970 Wide receiver !End
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Philadelphia Eagles 1947–1955
Polian, BillBill Polian 2015 General Manager Buffalo Bills 1986–1992
Carolina Panthers 1995–1997
Indianapolis Colts 1998–2008
Team President 1998–2011
Pollard, FritzFritz Pollard ^[3] 2005 Running back !Halfback Akron Pros/ Indians
(1919 pre-NFL)
1919–1921,
1925–1926
Milwaukee Badgers 1922
Hammond Pros 1923, 1925
Providence Steam Roller 1925
Coach [5] Aakron Pros/ Indians (1919 pre-NFL) !Akron Pros [5] 1921
Hammond Pros 1925
Randle, JohnJohn Randle 2010 Defensive tackle Minnesota Vikings 1990–2000
Seattle Seahawks 2001–2003
Ray, Hugh "Shorty"Hugh "Shorty" Ray 1966 Technical Advisor on Rules,
Supervisor of Officials AAA8 !n/a 1938–1952
Reed, AndreAndre Reed 2014 Wide receiver Buffalo Bills 1985–1999
Washington Redskins 2000
Reeves, DanDan Reeves 1967 Team owner Los Angeles Rams 2 !Cleveland/ Los Angeles Rams 1941–1971
Renfro, MelMel Renfro 1996 Safety/ Cornerback Dallas Cowboys 1964–1977
Rice, JerryJerry Rice** 2010 Wide receiver San Francisco 49ers 1985–2000
Oakland Raiders 2001–2004
Seattle Seahawks 2004
Richter, LesLes Richter ^[3] 2011 Linebacker/Center/Kicker Los Angeles Rams 1954–1962
Riggins, JohnJohn Riggins 1992 Running back New York Jets 1971–1975
Washington Redskins 1976–1979,
1981–1985
Ringo, JimJim Ringo 1981 Center Green Bay Packers 1953–1963
Philadelphia Eagles 1964–1967
Roaf, WillieWillie Roaf 2012 Offensive tackle New Orleans Saints 1993–2001
Kansas City Chiefs 2002–2005
Robinson, DaveDave Robinson ^[3] 2013 Linebacker Green Bay Packers 1963–1972
Washington Redskins 1973–1974
Robustelli, AndyAndy Robustelli 1971 Defensive end Los Angeles Rams 1951–1955
New York Giants 1956–1964
Rooney, ArtArt Rooney 1964 Team owner / Founder Pittsburgh Pirates A !Pittsburgh Pirates/ Steelers 1933–1988
Rooney, DanDan Rooney 2000 Team owner Pittsburgh Steelers 1955–2017
Team administrator 1955–2003
Rozelle, PetePete Rozelle 1985 General Manager Los Angeles Rams 1957–1959
NFL Commissioner2 !NFL Commissioner AAA5 !n/a 1960–1989
Sabol, EdEd Sabol ^ 2011 Founder of NFL Films AAA8 !n/a 1964–1995
Sanders, BarryBarry Sanders**[4] 2004 Running back Detroit Lions 1989–1998
Sanders, CharlieCharlie Sanders ^[3] 2007 Tight end Detroit Lions 1968–1977
Sanders, DeionDeion Sanders** 2011 Cornerback/Kick Returner Atlanta Falcons 1989–1993
San Francisco 49ers 1994
Dallas Cowboys 1995–1999
Washington Redskins 2000
Baltimore Ravens 2004–2005
Sapp, WarrenWarren Sapp** 2013 Defensive tackle Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1995–2003
Oakland Raiders 2004–2007
Sayers, GaleGale Sayers** 1977 Running back !Halfback Chicago Bears 1965–1971
Schmidt, JoeJoe Schmidt 1973 Linebacker Detroit Lions 1953–1965
Schramm, TexTex Schramm ^ 1991 Team administrator Los Angeles Rams 1947–1956
Dallas Cowboys 1960–1989
Seau, JuniorJunior Seau 2015 Linebacker San Diego Chargers 1990–2002
Miami Dolphins 2003–2005
New England Patriots 2006–2009
Selmon, Lee RoyLee Roy Selmon ^ 1995 Defensive end Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976–1984
Sharpe, ShannonShannon Sharpe 2011 Tight end Denver Broncos 1990–1999,
2002–2003
Baltimore Ravens 2000–2001
Shaw, BillyBilly Shaw ^[3] 1999 Guard Buffalo Bills (AFL) 1961–1969 [8]
Shell, ArtArt Shell 1989 Offensive tackle Oakland Raiders 2 !Oakland/ Los Angeles Raiders 1968–1982
Shields, WillWill Shields 2015 Guard Kansas City Chiefs 1993–2006
Shula, DonDon Shula** 1997 Coach Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1963–1969
Miami Dolphins 1970–1995
Simpson, O. J.O. J. Simpson** [4] 1985 Running back Buffalo Bills 1969–1977
San Francisco 49ers 1978–1979
Singletary, MikeMike Singletary** 1998 Middle Linebacker Chicago Bears 1981–1992
Slater, JackieJackie Slater** 2001 Offensive tackle Los Angeles Rams 1 !Los Angeles/ St. Louis Rams 1976–1995
Smith, BruceBruce Smith** 2009 Defensive end Buffalo Bills 1985–1999
Washington Redskins 2000–2003
Smith, EmmittEmmitt Smith** 2010 Running back Dallas Cowboys 1990–2002
Arizona Cardinals 2003–2004
Smith, JackieJackie Smith 1994 Tight end Arizona Cardinals S1 !St. Louis Cardinals 1963–1977
Dallas Cowboys 1978
St. Clair, BobBob St. Clair ^[3] 1990 Offensive tackle San Francisco 49ers 1953–1963
Stallworth, JohnJohn Stallworth 2002 Wide receiver Pittsburgh Steelers 1974–1987
Stabler, KenKen Stabler[3] 2016 Quarterback Oakland Raiders 1970–1979
Tennessee Titanss !Houston Oilers 1980–1981
New Orleans Saints 1982–1984
Stanfel, DickDick Stanfel[3] 2016 Guard Detroit Lions 1952–1955
Washington Redskins 1956–1958
Starr, BartBart Starr** 1977 Quarterback Green Bay Packers 1956–1971
Staubach, RogerRoger Staubach**[4] 1985 Quarterback Dallas Cowboys 1969–1979
Stautner, ErnieErnie Stautner 1969 Defensive tackle Pittsburgh Steelers 1950–1963
Stenerud, JanJan Stenerud** 1991 Placekicker Kansas City Chiefs 1967–1979
Green Bay Packers 1980–1983
Minnesota Vikings 1984–1985
Stephenson, DwightDwight Stephenson 1998 Center Miami Dolphins 1980–1987
Strahan, MichaelMichael Strahan 2014 Defensive end New York Giants 1993–2007
Stram, HankHank Stram ^[3] 2003 Coach Kansas City Chiefss !Dallas Texans (AFL)/
Kansas City Chiefs (AFL/NFL) 1960–1974
New Orleans Saints 1976–1977
Strong, KenKen Strong 1967 Running back !Halfback / Placekicker Staten Island Stapletons 1929–1932
New York Giants 1933–1935, 1939
Placekicker 1944–1947
Running back !Halfback New York Yankees (AFL II) 1936–1937
Stydahar, JoeJoe Stydahar 1967 Tackle
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Chicago Bears 1936–1942,
1945–1946
Coach Los Angeles Rams 1950–1952
Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1953–1954
Swann, LynnLynn Swann 2001 Wide receiver Pittsburgh Steelers 1974–1982
Tarkenton, FranFran Tarkenton 1986 Quarterback Minnesota Vikings 1961–1966,
1972–1978
New York Giants 1967–1971
Taylor, CharleyCharley Taylor 1984 Wide receiver Washington Redskins 1964–1975, 1977
Taylor, JasonJason Taylor** 2017 Defensive End Miami Dolphins 1997–2007, 2009, 2011
Washington Redskins 2008
New York Jets 2010
Taylor, JimJim Taylor 1976 Running back !Fullback Green Bay Packers 1958–1966
New Orleans Saints 1967
Taylor, LawrenceLawrence Taylor** 1999 Linebacker New York Giants 1981–1993
Thomas, DerrickDerrick Thomas 2009 Linebacker Kansas City Chiefs 1989–1999
Thomas, EmmittEmmitt Thomas ^[3] 2008 Cornerback Kansas City Chiefs 1966–1978
Thomas, ThurmanThurman Thomas 2007 Running back Buffalo Bills 1988–1999
Miami Dolphins 2000
Thorpe, JimJim Thorpe § 1963 Running back !Halfback/Coach Canton Bulldogs
(pre-NFL)
1915–17, 1919 [167]
NFL President !1st NFL President AAA2 !n/a 1920
Coach / Halfback Canton Bulldogs 1920
Cleveland Indians 1921
Oorang Indians 1922–1923
Running back !Halfback Rock Island Independents 1924–1925
New York Giants 1925
Canton Bulldogs 1926
Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1928
Tingelhoff, MickMick Tingelhoff[3] 2015 Center Minnesota Vikings 1962–1978
Tippett, AndreAndre Tippett 2008 Linebacker New England Patriots 1982–1993
Tittle, Y. A.Y. A. Tittle 1971 Quarterback Baltimore Colts (AAFC/ NFL)
(1947–50 Colts folded) 1948–1950
San Francisco 49ers 1951–1960
New York Giants 1961–1964
Tomlinson, LaDainianLaDainian Tomlinson** 2017 Running Back San Diego Chargers 2001–2009
New York Jets 2010–2011
Trafton, GeorgeGeorge Trafton 1964 Center
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Chicago Bearss !Decatur Staleys/
Chicago Staleys/
Chicago Bears 1920–1932
Trippi, CharleyCharley Trippi 1968 Running back !Halfback Arizona Cardinals C1 !Chicago Cardinals 1947–1955
Tunnell, EmlenEmlen Tunnell 1967 Safety New York Giants 1948–1958
Green Bay Packers 1959–1961
Turner, BulldogBulldog Turner 1966 Center
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Chicago Bears 1940–1952
Unitas, JohnnyJohnny Unitas** 1979 Quarterback Indianapolis Colts B !Baltimore Colts 1956–1972
San Diego Chargers 1973
Upshaw, GeneGene Upshaw** 1987 Guard Oakland Raiders 1967–1981
Urlacher, BrianBrian Urlacher** 2018 Linebacker Chicago Bears 2000–2012
Van Brocklin, NormNorm Van Brocklin 1971 Quarterback Los Angeles Rams 1949–1957
Philadelphia Eagles 1958–1960
Van Buren, SteveSteve Van Buren 1965 Running back !Halfback Philadelphia Eagles 1944–1951
Walker, DoakDoak Walker[3][4] 1986 Running back !Halfback / Placekicker Detroit Lions 1950–1955
Walsh, BillBill Walsh 1993 Coach San Francisco 49ers 1979–1988
Warfield, PaulPaul Warfield** 1983 Wide receiver Cleveland Browns 1964–1969,
1976–1977
Miami Dolphins 1970–1974
Warner, KurtKurt Warner 2017 Quarterback Los Angeles Rams 3 !St. Louis Rams 1998–2003
New York Giants 2004
Arizona Cardinals 2005–2009
Waterfield, BobBob Waterfield 1965 Quarterback Los Angeles Rams 2 !Cleveland/ Los Angeles Rams 1945–1952
Webster, MikeMike Webster 1997 Center Pittsburgh Steelers 1974–1988
Kansas City Chiefs 1989–1990
Wehrli, RogerRoger Wehrli 2007 Cornerback Arizona Cardinals S1 !St. Louis Cardinals 1969–1982
Weinmeister, ArnieArnie Weinmeister ^[3] 1984 Defensive tackle New York Yankees (AAFC) 1948–1949
New York Giants 1950–1953
White, RandyRandy White** 1994 Defensive tackle Dallas Cowboys 1975–1988
White, ReggieReggie White** 2006 Defensive end/ Tackle Philadelphia Eagles 1985–1992
Green Bay Packers 1993–1998
Carolina Panthers 2000
Wilcox, DaveDave Wilcox ^[3] 2000 Linebacker San Francisco 49ers 1964–1974
Williams, AeneasAeneas Williams 2014 Cornerback Arizona Cardinals B1 !Phoenix /Arizona Cardinals 1991–2000
Los Angeles Rams 3 !St. Louis Rams 2001–2002
Safety 2003–2004
Willis, BillBill Willis ^[3] 1977 Defensive Middle Guard Cleveland Browns (AAFC/ NFL) 1946–1953
Wilson, LarryLarry Wilson** 1978 Safety Arizona Cardinals S1 !St. Louis Cardinals 1960–1972
Wilson, Ralph C.Ralph C. Wilson 2009 AFL Co-Founder AAA6.1 !n/a 1959
Team owner / Founder Buffalo Bills (AFL/ NFL) 1959–2014
Winslow, KellenKellen Winslow 1995 Tight end San Diego Chargers 1979–1987
Wojciechowicz, AlexAlex Wojciechowicz 1968 Center
Pre-Modern Era:
Two-Way Performer
Detroit Lions 1938–1946
Philadelphia Eagles 1946–1950
Wolf, RonRon Wolf 2015 General Manager Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976–1978
Green Bay Packers 1991–2001
Wood, WillieWillie Wood 1989 Safety Green Bay Packers 1960–1971
Woodson, RodRod Woodson** 2009 Cornerback/ Safety/ Kick Returner Pittsburgh Steelers 1987–1996
San Francisco 49ers 1997
Baltimore Ravens 1998–2001
Oakland Raiders 2002–2003
Wright, RayfieldRayfield Wright[3] 2006 Offensive tackle Dallas Cowboys 1967–1979
Yary, RonRon Yary 2001 Offensive tackle Minnesota Vikings 1968–1981
Los Angeles Rams 1982
Young, SteveSteve Young** 2005 Quarterback Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1985–1986
San Francisco 49ers 1987–1999
Youngblood, JackJack Youngblood 2001 Defensive end Los Angeles Rams 1971–1984
Zimmerman, GaryGary Zimmerman 2008 Offensive tackle Minnesota Vikings 1986–1992
Denver Broncos 1993–1997
Notes:
1 Selected in first year of eligibility[168]
2 Charter member[169]
3 Senior nominee[5]
4 Heisman Trophy Winner[170]
5 As head coach of the Akron Pros in 1921, Fritz Pollard became the first African American coach in NFL history.[171]
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Dudley
Grange
Guyon
Hinkle
Lambeau
Leemans
McAfee
McNally
Nagurski
Nevers
Pollard
Strong
Thorpe
Van Buren
Modern era
M. Allen
Bettis
J. Brown
Campbell
Csonka
T. Davis
Dickerson
Dorsett
Faulk
Gifford
Harris
Hornung
J. H. Johnson
L. Kelly
F. Little
Martin
Matson
McElhenny
Moore
Motley
Payton
Perry
Riggins
B. Sanders
Sayers
Simpson
E. Smith
Jim Taylor
T. Thomas
Tomlinson
Trippi
Walker
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Pre-modern era
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Chamberlin
Flaherty
Halas
Hewitt
Hutson
Millner
Modern era
Alworth
Berry
Biletnikoff
T. Brown
Carter
Fears
Harrison
Hayes
Hirsch
Irvin
Joiner
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Lavelli
Lofton
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Pihos
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Rice
Stallworth
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C. Taylor
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Mackey
Newsome
C. Sanders
Sharpe
J. Smith
Winslow
Offensive
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L. Allen
B. Brown
R. Brown
Creekmur
D. Dawson
DeLamielleure
Dierdorf
Gatski
Gregg
Grimm
Hannah
Hickerson
S. Jones
W. Jones
Kramer
Langer
L. Little
Mack
Matthews
McCormack
McDaniel
Mix
Munchak
Muñoz
Ogden
Otto
Pace
J. Parker
Ringo
Roaf
Shaw
Shell
Shields
Slater
St. Clair
Stanfel
Stephenson
Tingelhoff
Upshaw
Webster
Wright
Yary
Zimmerman
Pre-modern era
two-way players
Edwards
Fortmann
Healey
Hein
Henry
Hubbard
Kiesling
Kinard
Lyman
Michalske
Musso
Owen
Stydahar
Trafton
Turner
Wojciechowicz
Defensive
linemen
Atkins
Bethea
Buchanan
Culp
W. Davis
Dean
Dent
Doleman
Donovan
Eller
Ford
J. Greene
Haley
Hampton
Humphrey
D. Jones
Jordan
Kennedy
Lilly
Long
Marchetti
Nomellini
Olsen
Page
Randle
Robustelli
Sapp
Selmon
B. Smith
Stautner
Strahan
Ja. Taylor
Weinmeister
Ra. White
Re. White
Willis
Youngblood
Linebackers
Bednarik
Bo. Bell
Brazile
Brooks
Buoniconti
Butkus
Carson
Connor
George
K. Greene
Ham
Hanburger
Hendricks
Huff
Jackson
Lambert
Lanier
Lewis
Nitschke
Richter
Robinson
Schmidt
Seau
Singletary
L. Taylor
D. Thomas
Tippett
Urlacher
Wilcox
Defensive backs
Adderley
Barney
Blount
W. Brown
Butler
Christiansen
Dawkins
Easley
Green
Haynes
Houston
J. Johnson
Krause
Lane
Lary
LeBeau
Lott
Renfro
D. Sanders
E. Thomas
Tunnell
Wehrli
Williams
L. Wilson
Wood
Woodson
Placekickers
and punters
Andersen
Groza
Guy
Stenerud
Coaches
G. Allen
P. Brown
Chamberlin
Conzelman
Dungy
Ewbank
Flaherty
Gibbs
Gillman
Grant
Halas
Lambeau
Landry
Levy
Lombardi
Madden
Neale
Noll
Owen
Parcells
Shula
Stram
Walsh
Contributors
Beathard
Be. Bell
Bidwill
Carr
A. Davis
DeBartolo
Finks
Halas
Hunt
J. Jones
Lambeau
T. Mara
W. Mara
Marshall
Polian
Ray
Reeves
A. Rooney
D. Rooney
Rozelle
Sabol
Schramm
R. Wilson
Wolf
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