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1980 Kansas City Chiefs season The 1980 Kansas City Chiefs season ended with an 8 – 8 record , the team ' s first winning season since 1972 , but no playoff berth . Beginning the new decade , the Chiefs selected guard Brad Budde , the son of Chiefs Hall of Fame guard Ed Budde , as the team ' s first - round draft choice , making the Buddes the first father - son combination to become first - round draftees of the same team in NFL history . In a then - controversial move on August 26 , the Chiefs released placekicker Jan Stenerud , who at the time was club ’ s all - time leading scorer . He was replaced by journeyman Nick Lowery , who had been cut 11 times by eight different teams himself . After enduring an 0 - 4 start , the club rebounded to post a four - game winning streak . After Steve Fuller was sidelined with a knee injury late in the season , former Miami 12th - round draft choice Bill Kenney became the team ' s starting quarterback . He was so anonymous that when he appeared in that contest , the name on the back of his jersey was inadvertently misspelled “ Kenny . ” Kenney went on to lead the club to a 31 - 14 victory against Denver on December 7 in his initial NFL start . The defense continued to evolve as defensive end Art Still and safety Gary Barbaro became the first Chiefs defensive players to be elected to the Pro Bowl in five seasons . The Chiefs finished the year at 8 - 8 , the club ’ s highest victory tally since 1972 .
Fair Hooker Fair Hooker ( born May 22 , 1947 in Los Angeles , California ) is a former American football wide receiver in the National Football League . He was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round of the 1969 NFL Draft . He played college football at Arizona State .
New England Intensity The New England Intensity is an American football team in the Independent Women ' s Football League based in Norfolk County , Massachusetts . Home games are played at Joseph P . Hanlon Field on the campus of Medway High School in Medway . For its first season , in 2003 , the Intensity was known as the Rhode Island Riptide . Games were played at Pierce Field in East Providence , Rhode Island . The following two seasons the team was known as the Rhode Island Intensity . The team moved to Medway , going by the " New England " locale name , the Intensity played in the Women ' s Professional Football League before going back to the IWFL the following year . Season - by - season . ! Totals | | 40 | | 29 | | 0 < nowiki > * < / nowiki > = Current Standing
Dayton Rosies The Dayton Rosies were a minor league professional football team that existed from ( 1935 - 1940 ) and played in the Midwest Football League and all its incarnations . After spending the 1939 season as the Dayton Bombers and a 2 - 5 - 0 finish they decided not to field a team in 1940 . Season - by - season . ! ! Year ! ! W ! ! L ! ! T ! ! PCT . ! ! Pts ! ! PtsA ! ! Finish ! ! Coach ! ! Notes ! rowspan = " 5 " | Rosies ! rowspan = " 2 " | Bombers
2008 Arena Football League season The 2008 Arena Football League season was the 22nd and final season of the original Arena Football League . The regular season began play on February 29 , 2008 and concluded on June 22 . The playoffs began the following week , and ArenaBowl XXII was held in New Orleans , Louisiana on July 27 between the National Conference Champion Philadelphia Soul and the American Conference Champion San Jose Sabercats . This game was won by the Soul , 59 - 56 . Prior to the season , it was announced that the Austin Wranglers would move to the af2 , and the Nashville Kats folded , thus leaving the league with 17 teams . The Las Vegas Gladiators relocated to Cleveland . < nowiki > * < / nowiki > Despite having a better divisional record than Colorado , Grand Rapids was ruled as the American Conference ' s # 6 seed . Statistics . As of the end of Week 12
Elmer Madar Elmer F . Madar ( November 28 , 1920 – February 9 , 1972 ) was an All American football player at the University of Michigan in 1942 and 1946 . Born in Sykesville , Pennsylvania , Madar played football at Northeastern High School in Detroit . He was a backup quarterback for the University of Michigan in 1941 and moved to end in 1942 where he played in 10 games , scored two touchdowns and made 12 receptions for 160 yards . He was part of the 1942 Michigan line with Merv Pregulman , Julius Franks , Al Wistert , Bob Kolesar , Bill Pritula and Phil Sharpe that was known as the " Seven Oak Posts , " due to their reputation for not using substitutes . He served in the Air Corps during World War II , but returned to the University of Michigan after the war . In 1946 , he played in more minutes than any other player on Fritz Crisler ' s football team . In December 1946 , he was named to the Associated Press All - American team , and he was the first pick in the 1947 All - America Football Conference draft by the Miami Seahawks . Madar played one year with the Baltimore Colts in 1947 . In March 1948 , he was hired as the end coach at Harvard University , working with fellow Michigan alum and head coach Arthur Valpey . He was assistant coach for the Holy Cross Crusaders in 1952 and 1953 but resigned in 1954 to seek a coaching job closer to his Michigan home . He subsequently became a teacher in the Detroit public schools .
Shawn Loiseau Shawn Loiseau ( pronounced ; born October 10 , 1989 ) is an American football linebacker who is currently signed to the Indianapolis Colts ' practice squad . He is one of the most decorated student - athletes in Merrimack College history , and became the first Merrimack Warrior ever to sign a NFL deal . Early years . A native of Shrewsbury , Massachusetts , Loiseau attended Shrewsbury High School , where he set team record with 136 tackles as a senior in 2007 . He was named Massachusetts Defensive Player of the Year and helped his team to a state championship , but was ignored by Division I schools because of an assault and battery conviction in his junior year . He played college football at Merrimack College . Loiseau finished his career with 382 tackles , including 377 in his final three seasons , ranking him first all - time in school history . He broke the school record for tackles in a season with 133 in 2010 and was named 2nd team All - American . Loiseau was twice named Northeast - 10 Conference Defensive Player of the Year , marking the first time a Merrimack player earned that award on two occasions . Professional career . 2012 NFL Draft . Projected as a seventh - round selection , Loiseau was listed as the No . 9 inside linebacker available in the 2012 NFL Draft . " Sports Illustrated " described him as a " tough - run defending linebacker who is best in the box " , who , however , " struggles in anything other than zone coverage . " Loiseau was signed by the Houston Texans on May 14 , 2012 after going undrafted in the 2012 NFL Draft . The Texans released Loiseau on September 1 , 2012 .
1989 Detroit Lions season The 1989 season was the beginning of the Barry Sanders era . Considered one of the greatest drafts ever , Barry Sanders was drafted 3rd overall by the Lions . The Lions ' divisional rival , the Green Bay Packers had the 2nd pick overall but they passed on Sanders . Instead , they opted for Tony Mandarich . After starting the season with 2 wins and 9 losses , the Lions won five in a row to finish the season with 7 wins and 9 losses . Sanders did not disappoint as he was named to the Pro Bowl in his rookie season .
Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor The Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor ( RoH ) was a ring around Texas Stadium in Irving , Texas and currently around Cowboys Stadium in Arlington , Texas which honors former players , coaches and club officials who made outstanding contributions to the Dallas Cowboys football organization . The Ring of Honor began on November 23 , 1975 , which was designated in Dallas as Bob Lilly Day . On that day , at what was considered the first Cowboys Reunion , the team unveiled Lilly ' s name and jersey number ( 74 ) beneath the press box during half time . As the first honoree , Lilly ( who had retired from the NFL in July of ' 75 after 14 years ) donned his Cowboy uniform once more and graciously accepted the honor , along with numerous other gifts , which included a car , a gun and a hunting dog . Also present at the historic event were Cowboys owner Clint Murchison , president / general manager Tex Schramm and Head Coach Tom Landry . As the first inductee , Lilly has the added distinction of returning to present each new member in the RoH . Only nine players received the honor during the first three decades of the Cowboys existence , making the RoH a coveted accolade , true to the dream envisioned by Schramm , its creator . He became only the 12th person selected to the Ring of Honor ; the award was given posthumously in October 2003 , a few months after he died . In 2005 , an unprecedented three former Cowboys all - stars were simultaneously inducted during half time ceremonies on " Monday Night Football " . Troy Aikman , Emmitt Smith , and Michael Irvin , known as " The Triplets " , were part of the 1990s Three - Time Super Bowl Championship Cowboys team . Ring of Honor inductees have been chosen by the former president - general manager , Tex Schramm and then by owner Jerry Jones . Schramm set a precedent by placing a high value on the character of the inductees . There was controversy over the selection of Michael Irvin due to his drug charges .
Dannell Ellerbe Dannell Ellerbe ( born November 29 , 1985 ) is an American football linebacker for the Miami Dolphins for the National Football League ( NFL ) . He was signed by the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent in 2009 . He played college football at Georgia . College career . Ellerbe went to the University of Georgia for five years . He played for four seasons after a redshirt freshman year . During his SEC career he played in 43 games , totaling 148 tackles , 8 . 5 sacks , 3 interceptions , 2 Fumbles Recovered and 1 Forced Fumble . Awards . Earned 2nd - team All - SEC honors by the Associated Press , Southeastern conference coaches and Rivals . com as a junior . Accepted invitation to play in 2009 East - West Shrine game after his senior season . Professional career . Baltimore Ravens . Dannell Ellerbe was signed as an undrafted free agent during the 2009 season by the Baltimore Ravens . Ellerbe had a surprisingly large role that year for Baltimore . While starting three games , he recorded 41 tackles and an interception which he returned 28 yards in a Week 17 win against the Oakland Raiders . In a 2010 preseason win against the St . Louis Rams , Ellerbe returned an interception 45 yards for a score but was yelled at on the sidelines by head coach John Harbaugh for showboating . Ellerbe had held the ball in front of him twice during the return . Ellerbe made the roster as a backup linebacker behind Jameel McClain , who also was signed by Baltimore as an undrafted free agent . Dannell Ellerbe ' s tackles dropped to 31 , but he recorded his first career sack . In 2011 , Ellerbe played in 9 games , starting 3 in Ray Lewis ' absence due to injury . He recorded 19 tackles . Going into the 2012 season as a restricted free agent , Ellerbe was re - signed to a one - year , $ 1 . 927 million contract . On November 9 , 2012 , Ellerbe was fined $ 10 , 000 for his hit on Cleveland Browns running back Trent Richardson in Week 9 . On January 20 , 2013 , in the AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots , Ellerbe intercepted a tipped pass from Tom Brady by fellow defensive lineman Pernell McPhee in the 4th quarter with 6 : 49 remaining in the game . This was one of the three turnovers by the Patriots that allowed the Ravens to win 28 - 13 and advance to Super Bowl XLVII , where they would defeat the San Francisco 49ers 34 - 31 . Miami Dolphins . Ellerbe signed with the Miami Dolphins on March 12 , 2013 . He will replace Karlos Dansby .
Alan Bovard Alan J . Bovard ( September 24 , 1906 – July 11 , 1983 ) was an American football player and coach . He was an All - Big Ten Conference center at the University of Michigan in 1929 . He later served as the athletic director at Michigan Technological University from 1947 to 1972 and the head football coach from 1947 to 1956 . Athlete . Bovard was born in Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania , and grew up in Ithaca , New York . He enrolled at the University of Michigan in 1926 and played at the center position for the Michigan Wolverines football teams from 1926 to 1929 . As a senior in 1929 , he was selected as an All - Big Ten Conference player . High school coach . Bovard graduated from Michigan in 1930 and served as an assistant football coach under Harry Kipke for the 1930 Michigan Wolverines football team . He was employed as a high school football and basketball coach from 1931 to 1947 . He coached Lansing ' s J . W . Sexton High School basketball team to Michigan ' s Class A championship in the 1944 - 1945 season and also coached the school ' s football team to the state Class A championship in 1946 . Michigan Tech . In 1947 , Bovard was hired as the athletic director , head football coach and head of the physical education department at Michigan Technological University . He served as the football coach from 1947 to 1956 . In 1948 , Bovard led the Michigan Tech Huskies football team to its first undefeated season , finishing the season with a 7 – 0 record and outscoring opponents 209 to 58 . He served as athletic director for 25 years and expanded Michigan Tech ' s athletic program into eleven varsity and seventeen intramural programs . Bovard also served as the school ' s head basketball coach for two years , compiling a record of 19 wins and 14 losses . In October 1972 , Bovard announced his retirement from Michigan Tech , effective December 31 , 1972 . Death and Hall of Fame inductions . In July 1983 , Bovard died in Marquette , Michigan , where he had been hospitalized for several weeks . Bovard was inducted into the Upper Peninsula Hall of Fame in 1976 and the Michigan Tech Hall of Fame in 1985 .
1987 Washington Redskins season The 1987 Washington Redskins began with the team trying to improve on their 12 - 4 record from 1986 . The 1987 NFL season was shortened from 16 games per team to 15 games because of a players ' strike . Games to be played during the third week of the season were canceled , and replacement players were used to play games from weeks 4 through 6 . The Redskins would go on to beat the Denver Broncos 42 - 10 to win Super Bowl XXII . Regular season . In his NFL debut , replacement player Ed Rubbert passed for 334 yards . Rubbert also threw three touchdown passes to Anthony Allen . Allen would have 255 receiving yards .
Arlen Harris Arlen Quincy Harris ( born April 22 , 1980 in Chester , Pennsylvania ) is a former NFL running back played for the St . Louis Rams , Detroit Lions , and the Atlanta Falcons . He played college football for the University of Virginia and Hofstra University . He won a PIAA State Championship at Downingtown High School . Quite notably , Harris did not play his junior year due to an injury to his knee or his senior year because he transferred and lost that year ' s eligibility . Harris did not play football for 2 years until he made his return to the field in an all - star game in Las Vegas and was named MVP . He was a free agent and was signed by the St . Louis Rams . Over the off - season he joined churches such as Manor Presbyterian and Windsor Baptist in a weekend retreat at Pinebrook located in Pennsylvania and gave his testimony about why kids should not do drugs or have sex before marriage . He then signed autographs on his Detroit Lions sportscards that he handed out to people . Arlen has been married to his wife Heather for 9 years and together they have three beautiful children Caeli , Arlen Jr . , and Ayden . He currently is a strength and conditioning coach at Niagara football academy .
Chris Gilbert ( American football ) Chris Gilbert was an American football player . Chris Gilbert ran for 3 , 231 yards in 29 games for the University of Texas in 1966 – 68 . He was the first player in NCAA history to record three 1 , 000 - yard rushing seasons — rushing for 1 , 080 as a sophomore , 1 , 019 as a junior , 1 , 132 as a senior , averaging 5 . 4 yards per rushing attempt . He was All - Southwest Conference three times and consensus All - America in 1968 . In his career he returned 20 kickoffs , averaging 22 . 7 yards on each and scored 28 touchdowns in 29 games . He was drafted by the New York Jets in the fifth round of the 1969 NFL Draft but never played in the NFL . He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1999 .
A . D . Whitfield A . D . Whitfield , Jr . ( born September 2 , 1943 in Rosebud , Texas ) is a former American football running back in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys and the Washington Redskins . He played college football at the University of North Texas . After his career in the NFL A . D . played with the B . C . Lions of the CFL rushing for a high 754 yds . After not playing football for 4 yrs Whitfield signed with the upstart WFL ' s Florida Blazers where he finished his career after the 1974 season .
2001 Wisconsin Badgers football team The 2001 Wisconsin Badgers football team represented the University of Wisconsin in the 2001 NCAA Division I - A football season . Season summary . After an 8 – 4 regular season and a Sun Bowl win in 2000 , the Badgers looked for their third Rose Bowl trip in 4 years . However , Wisconsin would be defeated in Autzen Stadium by Oregon and Camp Randall by Fresno State . After those two losses , the Badgers won their next 2 games . But any dreams of Pasadena were dashed after Wisconsin ' s first Big Ten home game of the season . The Badgers lost 63 – 32 to Indiana , one of the worst losses in school history . While they managed to upset a ranked Ohio State team in Ohio Stadium the next week , the Badgers found themselves unable to pull off a significant win after ; losing four of their final five to close out the season . While the Badgers managed to keep it close against both Illinois and Michigan , they were unable to pull off an upset of either team , losing another annoyingly close game to Michigan , 20 – 17 . Despite a disappointing season , the Badgers had some bright spots . WR Lee Evans had an amazing season , as he would catch 75 passes for 1 , 545 yards and 9 touchdowns , despite having 3 different QBs during the year ( Brooks Bollinger , Jim Sorgi , and Matt Schabert ) . RB Anthony Davis also turned in an outstanding season , with 1 , 466 yards rushing Davis would have 10 games of 100 or more yards rushing , including a season high 200 against Penn State . Despite these great efforts from skill position players , the Badgers had injuries at the QB position , as well as difficulties on defense all season long . The Badgers were 2 – 3 in games decided by 7 points or less and would lose 7 games on the year , missing the postseason entirely .
Carl Roaches Carl Roaches ( born October 2 , 1953 in Houston , Texas ) is a former American football wide receiver and kick returner in the NFL who played for the Houston Oilers ( 1980 – 1984 ) and New Orleans Saints ( 1985 ) . He went to the Pro Bowl after the 1981 season . See also . Most consecutive games played by a return specialist
Dan Saleaumua Raymond Daniel Saleaumua ( born November 25 , 1964 ) is a Samoan American former American football player in the National Football League . He played professionally for the Detroit Lions , the Kansas City Chiefs and the Seattle Seahawks . Early life . Saleaumua was born in San Diego , California . He attended high school at Sweetwater High and attended college at Arizona State . He played Nose tackle , defensive tackle , and defensive end throughout his college and pro career . Professional career . Saleaumua played in the NFL for twelve seasons . He was drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 7th round ( 175th overall ) of the 1987 NFL Draft . He played for the Detroit Lions for two years , 1987 and 1988 . He then played for the Kansas City Chiefs from 1989 to 1996 , and finally the Seattle Seahawks in 1997 and 1998 . He played in the Pro Bowl in 1995 . His fumble recovery record for the Kansas City Chiefs ( 18 ) still stands . He graduated from Arizona State in 1997 . Life after the NFL . Saleaumua was the volunteer defensive line coach in 2000 and 2001 for Desert Vista High School in Phoenix , Arizona . In January 2011 , he led his team to a commanding 21 - 8 victory as head coach in the Polynesian All American Classic Bowl game in Los Angeles . Saleaumua lives in Phoenix , Arizona and Kansas City , Missouri . He has been an entrepreneur and business owner since his NFL career . Saleaumua also holds youth sports camps and clinics in the Kansas City area and does group and private football training . He is the father of two grown sons . Saleaumua is a tireless fundraiser for the American Cancer Society , and hosts many events throughout the year . The next event will be a golf tournament in Independence , MO on June 1 , 2013 . Details can be found at www . saleaumua . com . Career statistics . Punts and kickoffs :
Adam Haayer Adam John Haayer ( born February 22 , 1977 in Forest Lake , Minnesota ) is a former American football offensive tackle in the National Football League . He was drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the sixth round of the 2001 NFL Draft . He played college football at Minnesota . Haayer also played for the Minnesota Vikings , Arizona Cardinals , and St . Louis Rams . Haayer now plays slow pitch softball for the North Shore Whalers .
Pro set In American football , the pro set or splitback formation is a formation that was commonly used as a " base " set by professional and amateur teams . The " pro set " formation featured a backfield that deployed two running backs aligned side - by - side instead of one in front of the other as in traditional I - formation sets . It was an outgrowth of the original , three running back T - formation , with the third back ( one of the halfbacks ) in the T becoming a permanent flanker , now referred to as a wide receiver . This formation is particularly popular because teams can both run and pass the football out of it with an equal amount of success . This is important because it keeps defenses guessing on what type of play the offense will run . Because the backs are opposite each other , it takes the defense longer to read the gap the offense will run the ball to . Once the run has been established , it can be a very dangerous formation . Because of the real threat of a team running out of the pro - set , defenses must respect the play fake and play run . This pulls the safety to the line and opens up the middle of the field deep . Also , with both backs in position to " pick up " an outside blitz , the pro - set gives a quarterback an abundance of time to find an open receiver . A common variant of this formation removes the tight end and replaces it with a third receiver in the " slot " position . The formation is utilized to remove a defensive player from the tackle box to give the offense a 7 - on - 6 matchup . There are three formations in the Pro set of forms : Pro , Ace , and Tree . The formation has lost its popularity at the college and professional level recently with the rise of pass - heavy offenses , but is still utilized by teams with a more " run - heavy " philosophy . In addition , it remains common at the high school Junior Varsity and Varsity level .
Olen Underwood Olen Underwood ( born May 25 , 1942 ) was an American college and professional football player . A linebacker , he played college football at the University of Texas at Austin , and played professionally in the American Football League for the Houston Oilers from 1966 through 1969 . In 1980 he took the bench of the 284th District Court for the State of Texas , and held that elected position until retiring in 2005 . In 1996 , he was appointed by then Governor George W . Bush to be the presiding judge of the Second Administrative Judicial Region of Texas . Underwood ' s daughter , Nancilea Underwood Foster competed in diving at the 2008 Summer Olympics .