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Henry Jordan Henry Wendell Jordan ( January 26 , 1935 - February 21 , 1977 ) was an American football defensive tackle who played for two teams , the Green Bay Packers and the Cleveland Browns , during his thirteen - year National Football League career . He played in the NFL from 1957 to 1969 . Jordan attended Warwick High School in Newport News , Virginia . He played college football at the University of Virginia , where he was the captain of the football team as a senior . He was also a runner - up in the 1957 NCAA wrestling championships . He was a member of the Beta Chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity at UVA . Jordan was drafted in the fifth round of the 1957 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns , who traded him two years later to the Green Bay Packers for a fourth round draft choice . At Green Bay , Jordan was elected to four Pro Bowl s ( 1960 , 1961 1963 and 1966 ) , and he was the Pro Bowl MVP in 1961 . Jordan was All - NFL six times , and he was a defensive leader on a Green Bay Packers team that played in six NFL title games and won the first two Super Bowl s . Jordan retired after an injury - filled 1969 season . He went to Milwaukee to create and oversee Summerfest . Jordan died of a heart attack on February 21 , 1977 , at age of 42 . He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1995 . He is survived by his wife Olive , and three children : Henry Jr . , Theresa , and Suzanne . He was represented in the coin toss ceremony at Super Bowl XXIX by former teammate Ray Nitschke , who was also named to the NFL ' s 75th Anniversary team . The ceremony brought together former NFL stars of the 1950s , 1960s , 1970s and 1980s , with surviving members of that year ' s Hall of Fame class representing the latter decade ( one of them , then - Congressman Steve Largent flipped the coin on their behalf ) . The athletic field at Warwick High School was named in his honor in 2000 . In May 2009 , he was named to the Hampton Roads Sports Hall of Fame , which honors athletes , coaches and administrators who contributed to sports in southeastern Virginia .
Tracy White Tracy Donnel White ( born April 14 , 1981 ) is an American football linebacker who is currently a free agent . He was signed by the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in 2003 . He played college football at Howard . White has also been a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars , Green Bay Packers , Philadelphia Eagles , and New England Patriots . Early years . White was born in Charleston , South Carolina . He attended Timberland High School in St . Stephen , South Carolina , and played linebacker and kicker on his high school football team . He also participated in wrestling and track and field . College career . White started all 44 games played at Howard University and led the team each season in tackles , becoming the school ' s all - time leader with 500 , to go along with 22 sacks and six interceptions . As a junior , he was named the Black College Defensive Player of the Year . He was twice named Mid - Eastern Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year and was a three - time All - MEAC selection . Following the 2002 season , White played in the East – West Shrine Game , the only Division I - AA player to participate that year . Professional career . Seattle Seahawks . After being undrafted in the 2003 NFL Draft , White signed with the Seattle Seahawks on May 1 , 2003 . After spending two seasons with the Seahawks , in which he saw mostly special teams work , he was waived on September 3 , 2005 . Jacksonville Jaguars . White was immediately claimed off waivers by the Jacksonville Jaguars . He played in 15 games , again mostly on special teams . On December 28 , before the season finale , he was placed on the injured reserve list with an ankle injury . The Jaguars did not offer him a contract for the next season , making him a free agent . Green Bay Packers . White signed with the Green Bay Packers on March 17 , 2006 . On March 16 , 2008 , White re - signed with the Packers to a two - year contract after visits with the Denver Broncos and Pittsburgh Steelers . The contract was worth $ 1 . 8 million and the deal included a $ 250 , 000 signing bonus . White became an unrestricted free agent after the 2007 season but was re - signed by the Packers on March 25 , 2008 . He was released by the Packers on October 7 after practice squad linebacker Danny Lansanah was promoted to the active roster . Philadelphia Eagles . On October 14 , 2008 , the Philadelphia Eagles signed White to a two - year contract . He was primarily used as a special - teams player . He re - signed with the Eagles on July 31 , 2010 to a one - year contract . New England Patriots . On September 4 , 2010 , the Eagles traded White to the New England Patriots for an undisclosed late round pick in the 2012 NFL Draft . Playing in 16 games , all as a reserve , White finished second on the team with 18 special teams tackles .
Travis Ivey Travis Ivey ( born December 22 , 1986 ) is an American football nose tackle is currently a free agent , and who most recently was on the roster of the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League . He was signed by the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted free agent in 2010 . He played college football at Maryland . Early years . Ivey started off his career at Riverdale Baptist High School in Upper Marlboro , Maryland where he did not take up football until his junior year . College career . Maryland ( 2006 - 2009 ) . Travis Ivey redshirted his freshman year and played a reserve role as a sophomore and a most of his junior . Ivey started the final four games of his junior year and as well as all 12 games of his senior year . Professional career . Miami Dolphins . After going undrafted in the 2010 NFL Draft , Ivey signed with the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted free agent . He was waived on August 23 . Cleveland Browns . Ivey signed with the Cleveland Browns on August 25 . Oakland Raiders . He signed with the Oakland Raiders during the 2011 season and was placed on their practice squad . Although he was expected to log heavy minutes under new head coach Dennis Allen and new defensive coordinator Jason Tarver in 2012 and had full access to the team ' s offseason practice facilities and acclaimed conditioning coach Al Miller , he was cut several days into the team ' s 2012 training camp for being overweight and out of shape , which was perceived as a detriment to himself and the team as well .
2011 Las Vegas Locomotives season The Las Vegas Locomotives season will be the third season for the United Football League franchise . The Locos will attempt to improve on their 5 – 3 regular season record in 2010 and defend the UFL Championship . Schedule . < onlyinclude > < / onlyinclude >
Al Dekdebrun Allen Edward Dekdebrun ( May 11 , 1921 – March 29 , 2005 ) was an American Football quarterback and politician from Buffalo , New York . As a professional football player , Dekdebrun was a career journeyman , playing in the All - America Football Conference , National Football League , Interprovincial Rugby Football Union , and Ontario Rugby Football Union , changing teams on an annual basis . He played college football at Cornell University , where he was also a member of the Quill and Dagger society , and high school football at Burgard High School in Buffalo . After his football career ended , Dekdebrun opened a sporting goods store in Buffalo , and also served as the town supervisor of Amherst , New York . He sought the office of Erie County executive in 1975 , but lost to incumbent Edward Regan .
Clive Rush Clive Rush ( February 14 , 1931 – August 22 , 1980 ) was a football coach at both the professional and collegiate levels , but may be best remembered as head coach of the Boston Patriots during the 1969 American Football League season and the 1970 NFL season . Rush played college football at Miami University , then competed for one season in the National Football League with the Green Bay Packers in 1953 . From there , Rush received a strong coaching education , with collegiate stints at the University of Dayton ( under Hugh Devore ) , Ohio State University ( under Woody Hayes ) , and the University of Oklahoma ( under Bud Wilkinson ) . In 1960 , he accepted the head coaching position at the University of Toledo , but left after three losing seasons . Rush then became an assistant with the New York Jets in 1963 , serving as the main architect of the team ' s high - powered offense that was later led by Joe Namath . As offensive coordinator , he reached the high point of his career when he mapped the Jets ' game plan as they upset the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III on January 12 , 1969 . That success resulted in his hiring by the Patriots 18 days later . Another finalist for the job was Colts secondary coach Chuck Noll , who was hired a few days later by the Pittsburgh Steelers . His tenure with the Patriots would be marked by constant conflict with players , owners , league officials and the media . One bizarre indication of Rush ' s luck came on February 12 , 1969 , when he introduced the team ' s new general manager , George Sauer , Sr . While grabbing the microphone , Rush received a five - second electrical shock that left him briefly stunned . That shock would continue during his 21 games as Patriots ' head coach , as he would only be on the winning side in five of those contests . During the team ' s sixth straight loss of the 1970 NFL season , a 45 - 10 defeat to the Buffalo Bills on November 1 , 1970 , Rush began to suffer an irregular heartbeat and briefly left the stadium . Two days later , he resigned as head coach and said he would never coach again . However , in March 1971 , he was hired by George Allen , who had recently taken the helm of the Washington Redskins . Just six weeks later , Rush abruptly resigned and was out of football for the next five years . Rush resurfaced as the head coach of the U . S . Merchant Marine Academy in 1976 . While he led the team to an 8 - 1 record , complaints from players resulted in his firing after only one season . Never again coaching , Rush went on to run a car dealership in Springfield , Ohio . He suffered a sudden heart attack at his home in London , Ohio and later died at a local hospital . At the time of his death , Rush was a regional director for Grolier Education Corporation .
Ozzie Clay Oswald Clay ( born September 10 , 1941 in Hickory , North Carolina ) is a former American football safety in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins . He played college football at Iowa State University and was drafted in the 17th round of the 1964 NFL Draft .
Ted Marchibroda Theodore " Ted " Joseph Marchibroda ( born March 15 , 1931 ) is a former American football quarterback and head coach in the National Football League . Player . Marchibroda played college football at Saint Bonaventure University and the University of Detroit , where he excelled as a quarterback . He was drafted in 1953 by his hometown Pittsburgh Steelers . After one year , he left the Steelers to serve in the army . He finished his career with the Chicago Cardinals . Coaching career . He began his coaching career as an assistant for the Los Angeles Rams . He then served as offensive coordinator under George Allen for the Washington Redskins . He got his first head coaching job for the Baltimore Colts in 1975 . In his first year there he turned the Colts into an instant playoff contender as they won the AFC East title . The Colts would win the AFC East title the next 2 seasons led by 1976 NFL MVP Bert Jones and sensational running back Lydell Mitchell , but in those 3 playoff seasons the Colts would lose in the AFC Divisional Playoffs including the heartbreaking 37 - 31 loss to the Oakland Raiders in the 1977 postseason . He stayed as coach until 1979 , and again he served as coach for the Indianapolis Colts from 1992 to 1995 . He also coached the Baltimore Ravens from 1996 to 1998 , making him the only man to serve as head coach for both Baltimore NFL teams . He compiled a career record of 87 – 98 – 1 , with an 2 – 4 record in the playoffs . He also was the offensive coordinator of the Buffalo Bills during the Jim Kelly years from 1989 - 1991 . Marchibroda was a radio color commentator for the Colts from 1999 to 2006 . Marchibroda remains with the Indianapolis Colts Radio Network as an analyst on their pre - game show . He is the perfector of the hurry - up offense . As the Offensive Coordinator for the Buffalo Bills , Marchibroda and QB Jim Kelly perfected the " K - Gun " offense . With this style , Kelly hurried to the line of scrimmage , preventing the defense from making substitutions . At the line , Kelly called audibles . The National Football League would later impose a rule that forced offenses to allow time for the defense to make substitutions . Coaching tree . NFL head coaches under whom Ted Marchibroda has served : Assistant coaches under Ted Marchibroda who became NFL head coaches : In addition , Kirk Ferentz , head coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes , served as an assistant under Marchibroda with the Ravens .
Chris Jennings Chris Jennings ( born December 12 , 1985 ) is a gridiron football running back with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League . He played college football at Arizona and high school football at Fairview High School in Ashland , Kentucky . He has also been a member of the Cleveland Browns , Hartford Colonials , and New York Jets . Professional career . Montreal Alouettes . After going undrafted in the 2008 NFL Draft , Jennings drew interest from the Baltimore Ravens and worked out for the Cleveland Browns however , the Browns were not in a position to sign Jennings at the time . Instead , Jennings signed with the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL on June 15 , 2008 . Jennings was placed on the team ' s practice squad . Cleveland Browns . Jennings was signed by the Browns on August 18 , 2009 . In three preseason games , Jennings ran for 63 yards on 18 carries while catching 7 passes for 69 yards . He was waived by the Browns on September 5 but re - signed to their practice squad two days later . Jennings was promoted to the active roster on October 3 after the team placed James Davis on the injured reserve list . He made his NFL debut October 4 , 2009 for the Browns against the Cincinnati Bengals running for 8 yards on 1 carry . Jennings was primarily used in a reserved role however , he started his first game against Cincinnati on November 29 . On December 10 , Jennings became the first Browns rookie running back to score a rushing touchdown since Lee Suggs in 2003 . It was also the first rushing touchdown by a Browns running back that season . Jennings finished the season having rushed for 220 yards and a touchdown while catching 9 passes for 56 yards . Jennings was re - signed by the Browns on March 17 , 2010 and figured to have a role in the Browns ' offense following his positive performance in his rookie season however , he was waived on September 4 as part of the final roster cuts . The Browns decided not to re - sign Jennings , who threatened to seek out other opportunities , despite injuries that plagued running back Peyton Hillis . Hartford Colonials . Jennings signed with the Hartford Colonials of the UFL on October 21 , 2010 . Jennings carried the ball only 12 times for 6 yards in his tenure with the Colonials however he was an important contributor to their special teams unit . New York Jets . Jennings was signed to a future contract by the New York Jets on January 5 , 2011 . During the Jets ' second game of the 2011 preseason he had four carries for 81 yards . He ran 69 yards on one run , which was the longest run from the line of scrimmage by a Jet in the preseason since Curtis Martin ran 80 yards in 1999 . He was waived on September 3 . Personal life . Jennings has a son , Chris Jr . , who was born on December 9 , 2009 . Legal . Jennings allegedly assaulted a doorman on April 17 , 2010 at a dance club . The following month , Jennings was not charged with assault as the doorman did not sign the complaint . Jennings was arrested in Guernsey County , Ohio , on September 5 , 2011 , for driving 147 MPH , in a 65 MPH zone .
Toni Linhart Anton Hansjog Linhart ( born July 24 , 1942 in Donawitz , Austria ) is a former Austrian football player who later started a successful career in American football in the U . S . . Career . Toni Linhart played football for Wiener Sportclub in the Austrian Bundesliga and also for the Austria national football team . In 1972 he moved to the US and joined the New Orleans Saints in the National Football League as a placekicker . He spent most of his NFL career with the Baltimore Colts . Linhart was voted into the Pro Bowl twice , and was the NFL ' s leading scorer in 1976 . Toni Linhart is one of only three Austrians who have played in the NFL , the other two being Ray Wersching and Toni Fritsch , also placekickers in the 1970s .
Lawrence Flugence Lawrence Flugence ( born in Houston , Texas ) is a former American football linebacker . He was on the roster of the Carolina Panthers as a free agent before being released and subsequently signed by the New England Patriots and ceded to the NFL Europe team the Berlin Thunder . College . Flugence played linebacker for Texas Tech from 1998 - 2002 . While at Texas Tech , Flugence was named Second Team All - Big 12 three times from 2000 - 2002 . Additionally , he was named Third Team All - American by the Associated Press for the 2001 season . Flugence lead the Big 12 Conference in tackles from 2000 - 2002 and set the NCAA Division I record for most tackles in a single season with 193 in 2002 . Professional career . Flugence went undrafted following his college career , but signed as a free agent with the Carolina Panthers in 2003 . He was release in August of the same year , and subsequently signed with the New England Patriots to be delegated to the Berlin Thunder in 2004 . He was released from the Patriots roster in September 2004 .
Sonny Sixkiller Alex L . " Sonny " Sixkiller ( born September 6 , 1951 ) is a former American football player and current sports commentator . Early years . Born in Tahlequah , Oklahoma , and a member of the Cherokee Nation , Sixkiller ' s family moved to Ashland in southern Oregon when he was a year old , where his father worked in a lumber mill . He attended Ashland High School and was a good student and a letterman in football , basketball , and baseball . In football , Sixkiller was an All - Southern Oregon Conference selection and a second team All - State selection . He was a back - up at quarterback as a sophomore to senior Gene Willis , who later played at Washington . In basketball , he was an all - conference selection . In baseball , he was a pitcher and an all - conference selection . Sonny Sixkiller graduated from Ashland High School in 1969 . He had hoped to stay in - state and play for Oregon State in Corvallis , but head coach Dee Andros declined to offer him a scholarship , wary of his lack of size ( 5 ' 11 " , 171 lb . ) University of Washington . On the advisement of Willis , head coach Jim Owens recruited Sixkiller and offered him a scholarship to the University of Washington in Seattle . Due to his name , he was given uniform number 6 . He became the starting quarterback for the Huskies as a sophomore in 1970 and led the Huskies to a 6 - 4 record , a vast improvement over the 1 - 9 record in 1969 . He completed 186 passes for 2303 yards and 15 touchdowns in what many called the Year of The Quarterback , in which Jim Plunkett passed for 2 , 715 passing yards on the year ( which broke his own conference record ) and won the Heisman Trophy , given annually to the top college football player in the country , beating out Notre Dame ' s Joe Theismann and Archie Manning of Ole Miss to win the award . Sixkiller missed four games as a senior in 1972 finished his college career with 385 completions for 5496 yards and 35 touchdowns , and held fifteen school records . The Huskies posted consecutive 8 - 3 records in 1971 and 1972 . Professional football . Not selected in the 1973 NFL Draft , Sixkiller had tryouts with the Los Angeles Rams in 1973 and with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League in 1974 . He signed with the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League in September 1974 and played with The Hawaiians in 1975 , until the league folded in October . He tried out with the San Diego Chargers in 1976 . Sixkiller was also a cast member in the 1974 film " The Longest Yard " . Sixkiller currently works as a color analyst for FSN Northwest .
Robert Mitinger Robert Bray Mitinger ( February 13 , 1940 in Greensburg , Pennsylvania – September 25 , 2004 in State College , Pennsylvania ) was a professional football player , attorney and civic leader . Professional career . Although drafted in the third - round by the National Football League ' s Washington Redskins , the , 235 lb . , Mitinger chose instead to sign with the San Diego Chargers of the upstart American Football League . He was named the 1962 Chargers ' team Rookie of the Year . He played 42 games at linebacker for the Chargers for seven seasons ( 1962 – 1964 , 1966 , 1968 ) , including their 51 – 10 rout of the Boston Patriots at Balboa Stadium in the 1963 AFL championship , the high point of the team ' s 44 - year history . Mitinger ' s pro career was interrupted by a stint in the United States Army from 1966 to 1967 . Stationed at West Point , New York , he coached the Army freshman football team . In 1968 , he returned to the Chargers for his final season . College . At Penn State , Mitinger was a two - way All - America n player — the consummate 60 - minute man , playing tight end and defensive end for Nittany Lion s head coach , Rip Engle . He was part of the Penn State team that upset No . 10 - ranked Alabama in the 1959 Liberty Bowl — the school ' s first bowl victory . He also helped Penn State to victories over Oregon in the 1960 Liberty Bowl and No . 13 - ranked Georgia Tech ( 30 – 15 ) in the 1961 Gator Bowl and was selected to compete in the 1962 Hula Bowl . After Penn State defeated Cal 30 – 15 in 1962 , Cal coach Marv Levy called Mitinger " the best college football player in the United States . " High school . Mitinger attended Greensburg - Salem High School in Greensburg , Pennsylvania . After football . In 1966 , Mitinger earned a law degree at the University of San Diego , which he attended in the AFL off - season . He was an attorney for the AFL Players Association in 1968 and 1969 . In 1970 , he returned to State College , Pennsylvania where he practiced law for 30 years , starting his own law firm in 1984 . He was also an instructor of business and real estate law at Penn State University from 1971 to 1994 . Personal . Mitinger lost his AFL championship ring while attending law school . In 1999 , a Chula Vista , California man discovered the ring in his deceased mother ' s jewelry box and placed an ad on eBay , seeking to contact Mitinger . His mother had been a member of the law school ' s maintenance staff and had found the ring in the drain of the school ' s swimming pool . The appearance of the ring on the auction site led to the eventual return of the ring . " It renews my faith in humanity , " Mitinger told " The San Diego Union - Tribune " . He died September 27 , 2004 at the Mount Nittany Medical Center in State College , Pennsylvania from complications from stomach cancer . He was 64 . The Robert B . Mitinger Award , named in his honor , is presented to Penn State Nittany Lions football players who personify courage , character and social responsibility . It was first awarded in 2004 .
2005 Philadelphia Soul season The 2005 Philadelphia Soul season was the second season of the Philadelphia Soul . The Soul finished 6 - 10 on the season and missed the playoffs . The Soul got off to a great start , with a 66 - 35 win over the Austin Wranglers . But after Week 5 , the Soul had 2 wins and 3 losses , leading to the firing of head coach Michael Trigg , and the signing of replacement head coach James Fuller .