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Adam Podlesh Adam Podlesh ( born August 11 , 1983 ) is an American football punter for the Chicago Bears . Early life . Podlesh , who is Jewish , is a graduate of Pittsford Sutherland High School , and is a three - time letterman in football . Podlesh also played defense and offense , recording 92 tackles , 5 sacks , 638 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns . He also participated in track , and posted the fastest 200 - and 400 - meter times in the state in his junior year . College career . He played college football for the Maryland Terrapins . He spent his freshman year on the scout team . He is the only player in school history to be on the All - Atlantic Coast Conference team for four years . In Podlesh ' s 48 games played at Maryland , he punted 216 times for 9 , 314 yards , which ranks fourth in school history ( behind Dan DeArmas , Dale Castro , Russ Edwards and Darryl Wright ) . His punting average of 43 . 1 yards ranks behind Brooks Barnard in school history . He had 83 of his attempts land inside the red zone , with 35 of them landing inside the 10 - yard line . Podlesh set the school record for a punter in the spring with a 4 . 44 time in the 40 - yard dash in 2006 spring training , which earned him the Iron Terp Award . He was named to the " Jewish Sports Review " ’ s 2005 College Football All - America Team . Professional career . Jacksonville Jaguars . On June 2 , 2008 , he was elected to the Rochester Jewish Sports Hall of Fame . He was participating in the Jaguars OTA workouts , so his grandmother , Betty Podlesh , accepted the honor for him . In 2010 Podlesh was diagnosed with cancer of the salivary gland , but following successful surgery he was told that radiation therapy and chemotherapy would not be required , and he returned to the field after six weeks , not missing any playing time . Chicago Bears . On July 29 , 2011 Podlesh signed with the Chicago Bears after receiving a lucrative contract from the team , who lost Brad Maynard . Podlesh recorded a 40 . 4 yard net average in 2011 , the best by a Bear since 1966 , despite injuries to special teamers Patrick Mannelly , Brian Iwuh , Kyle Adams and Anthony Walters , as well as Chris Conte , Major Wright , and Kahlil Bell becoming starters , and Sam Hurd getting released . His 43 . 9 yard gross average was the best of his career , and was the third highest in team history , behind Todd Sauerbrun ' s 44 . 8 in 1996 and Brad Maynard ' s 44 . 2 in 2006 . In the second game of the 2012 preseason , Podlesh left the game with a left hip flexor that he sustained while attempting to tackle Washington Redskins returner Brandon Banks , who eventually returned the punt 91 yards for a touchdown . Podlesh was replaced by Ryan Quigley for the third game against the New York Giants . Though he is listed as " Probable " , he punted against the Indianapolis Colts . In Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings , Podlesh faked the extra point , and ran in for two points .
2010 Indoor Football League season The 2010 Indoor Football League season is the second season of the Indoor Football League . The regular season began on Friday , February 26 and ended on Saturday , June 19 . After 3 weeks of playoffs the season ended with the IFL 2010 United Bowl championship on July 17 where the Billings Outlaws defeated the Sioux Falls Storm . Final Regular Season Standings . United Conference . y - clinched division title x - clinched playoff spot Intense Conference . y - clinched division title x - clinched playoff spot
2005 Wilkes - Barre / Scranton Pioneers season The 2005 Wilkes - Barre / Scranton Pioneers season was the team ' s fifth season as a member of the af2 and the second under head coach Les Moss . The team ended with a 9 - 7 record and qualified for the playoffs , but the Pioneers fell to the Florida Firecats for the second straight year . Following the season , Moss left the team to be an assistant coach with the Orlando Predators , leaving the team looking for its fifth head coach for its fifth season . Final standings .
2014 Northwestern Wildcats football team The 2014 Northwestern Wildcats football team will represent Northwestern University during the 2014 NCAA Division I FBS football season . Pat Fitzgerald , will be in his ninth season at Northwestern , as the team ' s head coach . The Wildcats home games will be play at Ryan Field in Evanston , Illinois . They are members of the new West Division of the Big Ten Conference .
Brandon Coutu Brandon Coutu ( born September 29 , 1984 ) is an American football placekicker who is currently a member of the Las Vegas Locomotives of the United Football League . He was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the seventh round of the 2008 NFL Draft . He played college football at Georgia . He has also been a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills . College career . At the University of Georgia , he kicked three field goals of over 50 yards , his longest was 58 yards . He never missed a PAT at Georgia and was the first kicker in Georgia history to have over 80 % field goal accuracy . All these things were accomplished after turning down scholarships at other schools for soccer and being a walk - on on Georgia ' s football team . Professional career . Seattle Seahawks . Coutu was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the seventh round of the 2008 NFL Draft . He was one of only two kickers picked by NFL teams in that draft . He was waived by the team on September 5 , 2009 . Coutu was re - signed by the Seahawks on July 30 , 2011 to replace Olindo Mare . He was released on August 20 . Las Vegas Locomotives . On August 25 , 2011 , Coutu signed with the Las Vegas Locomotives . Jacksonville Jaguars . On December 12 , 2011 , Coutu was signed to the Jacksonville Jaguars practice squad . Buffalo Bills . Coutu signed with the Buffalo Bills on December 28 , 2011 to replace the injured Rian Lindell and Dave Rayner . He is Buffalo ' s third kicker of the season . He attempted his first NFL field goal on a New Years Day game against the New England Patriots , but missed . He was released following the season . Second stint with Jacksonville Jaguars . He re - signed with the Jaguars in May 2012 . He was waived on July 17 to make room for newly signed Josh Scobee . Second stint with the Locomotives . Coutu rejoined the Locomotives for the 2012 season .
1957 Green Bay Packers season The 1957 Green Bay Packers season was their 37th season in the National Football League . The club posted a 3 - 9 record under coach Lisle Blackbourn , earning a last - place finish in the Western Conference . This season was the Packers last under Lisle Blackbourn . 1957 marked the Packers ' move from City Stadium to what would later be known as Lambeau Field .
1994 Pro Bowl The 1994 Pro Bowl was the NFL ' s all - star game for the 1993 season . The game was played on February 6 , 1994 , at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu , Hawaii . The final Score was NFC 17 , AFC 3 . Andre Rison of the Atlanta Falcons was the game ' s MVP . This was also Joe Montana ' s last Pro Bowl appearance ( coincidentally , the coaches for this game were from both teams that Montana played for in his career : Kansas City ' s Marty Schottenheimer and San Francisco ' s George Seifert ) . The referee was Gordon McCarter .
Dick Jamieson Richard Alexander Jamieson ( November 13 , 1937 – May 2 , 2001 ) was an American football and baseball player and coach of football . He was the offensive coordinator for the Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League in 1997 . He also served as offensive coordinator for the Cardinals in 1985 when the franchise was in St . Louis , Missouri . Prior to joining the Cardinals staff , Jamieson was the head coach at Indiana State University from 1978 to 1979 , leading the Sycamores to a record of 11 – 11 . Jamieson spent three seasons in professional football , 1959 with the NFL ' s Baltimore Colts and 1960 and 1961 in the American Football League , where he was originally the property of the Dallas Texans but was traded to the New York Titans , now the New York Jets . He also spent two seasons in the farm system of Major League Baseball ' s Pittsburgh Pirates after graduating from Bradley University in 1959 . He was a ' Little All - American ' as a sophomore in 1956 . Jamieson returned to Peoria and began a coaching career that took him from Peoria High , where his teams were renowned for their offensive prowess , to an assistant coaching position at the University of Missouri . He left there to become head coach at Indiana State , then was hired onto the staff of the NFL ' s Cardinals , for whom he would serve two stints as offensive coordinator , one in St . Louis and one in Arizona . Jamieson ' s career included time as an assistant coach for the NFL ' s Philadelphia Eagles and the Houston Oilers . and also in the college ranks again for Northwestern University and Rutgers University . His father was Robert Arthur Jamieson , a Scottish emigrant who was a prominent citizen of Peoria , Ill . His younger brother is Robert John ( Bob ) Jamieson ( b . 1943 ) , a longtime television news correspondent at NBC News and ABC News .
NFL Championship Game , 1964 The 1964 National Football League championship game was the 32nd annual championship game . The NFL title game was held on December 27 , 1964 at Cleveland Municipal Stadium , Cleveland , Ohio before a crowd of 79 , 544 . It was the first NFL title game to be televised by CBS . Background . The Baltimore Colts had finished the regular season with a record of 12 - 2 and won the Western Conference . The Colts were led by their second year head coach Don Shula and quarterback Johnny Unitas . This was the Colts ' third NFL championship game appearance since joining the National Football League in 1953 . The Cleveland Browns had finished the regular season with a record of 10 - 3 - 1 and won the Eastern Conference . The Browns were led by their head coach Blanton Collier , quarterback Frank Ryan , running back Jim Brown and receivers Gary Collins and Paul Warfield . This was the Browns ' eighth NFL championship game appearance since joining the NFL in 1950 . The Browns ' win is the most recent major professional sports championship for the city of Cleveland . Game summary . Cleveland Browns 27 , Baltimore Colts 0 Scoring
Jack Gotta Jack Gotta ( born November 14 , 1929 ) is a former professional football player , coach , and general manager . Gotta played Tight End at Oregon State in 1952 and Hamilton Air Force Base from 1954 - 1956 . He signed with the Cleveland Browns in 1956 , but was cut and played with the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League from 1957 - 1959 . In 1960 he signed with the Saskatchewan Roughriders . He sometimes played corner linebacker and safety due to injuries on defense . During the 1964 season he was cut by Saskatchewan and signed by the Montreal Alouettes . In 1965 he rejoined the Roughriders as an assistant coach . He resigned after the 1967 season and joined the Ottawa Rough Riders coaching staff . In 1970 he replaced the retiring Frank Clair as head coach . The team went from first to last place , however the team made the playoffs every year afterwards . He had a 30 - 26 record in his fours seasons as Ottawa ' s head coach , winning the Grey Cup in 1973 and the Annis Stukus Trophy in 1972 and 1973 . In 1974 he jumped to the World Football League ' s Birmingham Americans as head coach and general manager . The Americans , led by George Mira , Charley Harraway , and Dennis Homan , finished with a 15 - 5 record and won the only WFL World Bowl at Birmingham ' s Legion Field , defeating the Florida Blazers 22 - 21 . In 1975 the Americans folded , new ownership was brought in and the team renamed themselves the Vulcans . Gotta stayed on as General Manager only . The team had a league best 9 - 3 record when the WFL folded . He returned to the CFL in 1977 as head coach / general manager of the Calgary Stampeders . He retired as coach after four seasons , but remained on as GM . When Jerry Williams resigned as head coach after the 1981 CFL season , he returned to the sidelines . He remained in Calgary until 1983 , when he was fired after missing the playoffs . As the Stampeders coach , he finished with a 44 - 46 - 6 record and won Coach of the Year in 1978 . In 1984 he joined the CFL on CTV as a commentator . He left the network to become head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1985 . In 2 seasons with the Green Riders he had a 11 - 22 - 1 record ,
Dick Nolan ( American football ) Richard Charles Nolan ( March 26 , 1932 – November 11 , 2007 ) was an American football player and head coach in the National Football League . He was the father of college and NFL coach Mike Nolan . Playing career . In his youth , Nolan was quarterback at White Plains High School and later a standout at the University of Maryland . In the NFL , he played for a total of nine seasons ( 1954 – 62 ) in the defensive halfback , safety , and defensive back positions . He was drafted in the fourth round ( 41st overall ) of the 1954 NFL Draft by the New York Giants . He later went on to play for the Chicago Cardinals and , finally , the Dallas Cowboys in 1962 . Head coach Tom Landry used Nolan as a " player - coach " . When Nolan was injured halfway through his first season , he became the Cowboys ' defensive coordinator . Coaching career . Nolan was on the Cowboys ' staff for six years , the last year being the season in which the Cowboys played in the Ice Bowl . Afterwards , he was head coach of the San Francisco 49ers for eight seasons from 1968 through 1975 , noted for developing the defense and taking the team to three straight NFC West division titles ( 1970 – 72 ) , twice missing the Super Bowl by only one game ( 1970 – 71 ) . Additionally , he was head coach for the New Orleans Saints from 1978 – 80 going 15 – 29 . He was the first Saints head coach to win six , seven , and eight games in a single season , going 7 – 9 in 1978 and 8 – 8 in 1979 . Nolan was fired by the Saints in 1980 after an 0 – 12 start . His last game was on November 24 of that season , a 27 – 7 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on " Monday Night Football " . The Saints finished the 1980 season 1 – 15 , as interim coach Dick Stanfel won only one of his four games , a 21 – 20 victory over the New York Jets in week 15 . His alma mater , the University of Maryland , College Park , interviewed Nolan for the head coach vacancy created when Jerry Claiborne left for Kentucky , but ultimately , chose Bobby Ross , instead . Nolan holds the dubious distinction of being the head coach of the Arena Football League ' s San Antonio Force in 1992 , the only team in Arena history to be shut out , 50 - 0 at the Orlando Predators on June 13th , 1992 Nolan was well known for wearing business suit s while coaching , as did many other coaches during his era . The league has since disallowed this practice in most circumstances due to the league signing exclusive apparel deals with sportswear companies ( specifically Reebok ) . The league made an exception after Nolan ' s death in 2007 , allowing Nolan ' s son Mike and Jack Del Rio , coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars , to wear suits in the elder Nolan ' s honor .
Donn Moomaw Donn Moomaw ( born October 15 , 1931 ) is a retired American football player and Presbyterian minister . Moomaw played for UCLA as the center and linebacker for the team . He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1973 . Moomaw later became a Presbyterian minister , most notably serving Los Angeles ' Bel Air Presbyterian Church as pastor from 1964 to 1993 . During this time , he became friends with California Governor Ronald Reagan and wife Nancy ; Moomaw later gave the invocation and benediction at Reagan ' s 1981 presidential inauguration . He did the same at the second inauguration of Ronald Reagan on January 20 , 1985 . Moomaw was born in Santa Ana , California and attended its Santa Ana High School . Sex scandal . In 1993 , he was forced to resign as a result of " sexual contact " with five women . In 1997 , he was allowed to return to the pulpit on a full - time basis at the 800 - member Village Community Presbyterian Church in Rancho Santa Fe . Prior to winning that position , Rev . Moomaw was allowed to serve as the guest preacher at St . Andrew ' s Presbyterian Church .
2003 Oakland Raiders season The 2003 Oakland Raiders season was the teams ' s 44th in the National Football League . They were unable to improve upon their previous season ' s output of 11 – 5 , instead winning only four games . The team had a five game losing streak in the middle of the season , and they lost seven games by a touchdown or less . Their 4 – 12 record tied them with the Chargers , Giants , and Cardinals as the worst team in football in 2003 . For this , Al Davis fired head coach Bill Callahan and replaced him with Norv Turner . On December 22 , the Raiders were on the losing end of a 41 – 7 score against the Green Bay Packers , led by Brett Favre , playing on " Monday Night Football " a day after his father died suddenly of a heart attack .
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Quincy Monk Quincy Omar Monk ( born January 30 , 1979 ) is a former American football linebacker in the National Football League for the New York Giants and the Houston Texans . He was drafted in the seventh round of the 2002 NFL Draft by the Giants . He played college football at North Carolina . Early years . Monk was born in Jacksonville , North Carolina . He attended White Oak High School where he played quarterback , safety and defensive end . At White Oak , he also played basketball where as well as in football he was named All - conference and All - area in his junior and senior seasons . Professional career . New York Giants . The New York Giants drafted Monk in the seventh round ( 246th overall ) in the 2002 NFL Draft . He was one of six players from North Carolina taken , which was the highest since seven were taken in 1998 . Monk signed a three – year $ 930 , 500 contract with the Giants on June 24 . During the Giants 2002 playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers , Monk almost had his head " decapitated " when tight end Dan Campbell drop – kicked his helmet . Campbell later apologized for the incident . He recorded three tackles during his rookie season . In October , Monk and Giants teammates , Will Allen , Brian Mitchell , Marcellus Rivers , Kevin Lewis , Tim Carter , Delvin Joyce , Nick Greisen and Ataveus Cash participated in a cooking competition sponsored by the Giants . In 2003 , Monk recorded four tackles for the Giants . He was released as a final cut before the 2004 season on September 5 . Throughout his career with New York , Monk was inactivated in 19 games and played in 13 . Houston Texans . Monk signed with the Houston Texans on December 17 , 2004 and played in two games for the team , recording two tackles . He was released on August 30 , 2005 . Post career . Monk was hired by Argentum Capital Management as a managing director . A few weeks later he was appointed to the University of North Carolina ' s Board of Visitors . He has also held positions at Citigroup Smith Barney and Captrust following his playing days . He currently is employed as a senior recruiter at The Select Group in Raleigh , North Carolina .
Chris Cole ( American football ) Chris Cole ( born October 12 , 1977 in Orange , Texas ) was a National Football League wide receiver for the Denver Broncos . Early years . Cole was a standout athlete at West Orange - Stark High School in Orange , Texas . In 1995 , his senior season , he caught 53 passes for 860 yards and 14 touchdowns , helping lead his team to the Texas Class 4A State Football regional finals . Cole was also a member of the school ' s track and field team , and qualified for the Texas State Track and Field Championships in long jump and triple jump . Cole was recruited by R . C . Slocum to play wide receiver for Texas A & M University . He lettered all four years that he played football for the Aggies ( 1996 – 1999 ) . His 89 career receptions still rank at No . 10 on the school ' s all - time list . His most productive season came as a junior in 1998 , when he the Aggies in catches ( 38 ) , receiving yards ( 667 ) and touchdowns ( five ) . He totaled 89 passes caught for 1 , 383 yards and 8 touchdowns . NFL career . Cole was selected by the Denver Broncos in the third round of the 2000 NFL Draft , as the 70th pick overall . He played four seasons for the Broncos , with his best season coming in 2001 . That year , he played in all 16 of the Broncos ' games , and ended with 9 receptions for 128 yards . His 48 kickoff returns that season tied the all - time single - season Broncos record , and allowed him to rank third in the AFC with a 23 . 5 - yd average . On April 7 , 2004 , Cole signed with the Oakland Raiders as a free agent . Unfortunately , he did not make the team ' s regular - season roster . In 2005 , Cole spent the offseason and preseason with the Jacksonville Jaguars , who released him on August 30 , 2005 . In all , Cole played 35 games in the NFL , starting 2 . He caught 12 passes for 164 yards , returned 89 kickoffs for a total of 2 , 105 yards , and made 17 tackles while playing on special teams . Post - NFL . In May 2006 , Cole signed with the Canadian Football League ' s Edmonton Eskimos . He was released shortly thereafter , and in November he signed a one - year free agent contract with the Arena Football League ' s Los Angeles Avengers . On April 1 , 2008 , Cole signed with the CFL ' s Toronto Argonauts . He has since returned to Texas A & M University to pursue his degree in Sociology .
Ki Aldrich Charles Collins " Ki " Aldrich ( June 1 , 1916 – March 12 , 1983 ) was an American football player . He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1960 . Early life . Aldrich was born in Rogers , Texas and attended high school in Temple , Texas . He was an All - America n center at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth , Texas . At TCU , he played alongside two legendary quarterbacks — Sammy Baugh and Davey O ' Brien . Aldrich ' s senior year , 1938 , the Horned Frogs won the National Championship , finishing 11 - 0 and winning the Sugar Bowl . Professional career . The Chicago Cardinals made Aldrich the first selection in the 1939 NFL Draft , in which his TCU teammates O ' Brien and I . B . Hale also were selected in the top ten . He played two seasons for the Cardinals before moving to the Washington Redskins . After two seasons in Washington , he left to serve in the Navy during World War II . He returned to the Redskins in 1945 , and retired in 1947 . After football . After retiring from football , Aldirch served as the superintendent at the Lena Pope Orphanage in Ft . Worth , Texas . His first wife was the daughter of the founder . He died March 12 , 1983 in Temple , Texas . Legacy . His coach at TCU , Dutch Meyer , said of Aldrich : " That boy wanted to play football more than anyone I ever knew . " Baugh called him " the toughest player I ever knew . " Aldrich was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1960 and was named to the Southwest Conference ' s All - Time Team in 1969 .