Category:American football biography stubs
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Subcategories
This category has the following 12 subcategories, out of 12 total.
- College football player stubs (430 P)
- American football punter stubs (125 P)
Pages in category "American football biography stubs"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 566 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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B
- Frank Baker (American football)
- Bullet Baker
- Roland Barbay
- James Barnhill (basketball)
- Gene Barth
- Buddy Baumann (American football)
- Brandon Beane
- Bill Belanich
- Sid Bennett
- Connie Mack Berry
- Richard Berthelsen
- Peter Blackbear
- Katie Blackburn
- Terry Bledsoe
- Mal Bleecker
- Rob Bohlinger
- Chase Boldt
- Brian Bolinger
- Elliott Bonowitz
- Mike Borgonzi
- Nick Borelli
- David Braden
- Joe Braney
- Maury Bray
- Paul Briggs (American football)
- Ralph Brizzolara
- Brandon Brown (American football executive)
- Chad Brown (American football official)
- Richard Brown (center)
- Tom Brown (end)
- Dick Brubaker
- Fred Bryan
- Rob Brzezinski
- Ralph Buckley
- Walt Buland
- Greg Burke (athletic director)
- Chuck Burr
- Sherrill Busby
- Thomas Bushby
- Ray Busler
C
- Ralph Calcagni
- Dan Callahan
- Ken Campbell (American football)
- Don Carey (American football official)
- Joe Carey (American football)
- Leo Carlin
- Irv Carlson
- Roy Carlson (American football player)
- Cy Casper
- Walt Cassidy
- Tony Catalano
- Les Caywood
- Tony Cemore
- Winston Chapman
- Win Charles
- Camaron Cheeseman
- George Chomakov
- Bob Cifers
- Moose Cochran
- Kevin Colbert
- Ed Comstock
- Matt Conerly
- Bill Connor (American football)
- Zuehl Conoly
- Pepper Constable
- Erin Coscarelli
- Les Cowan
- Coy Cronk
- Jay Cross (American football executive)
- Earl Crowder
- Derrick Crudup
- Buddy Cruze
- Cole Cubelic
- Jim Cullom
- Keith Cupp
- DeMarcus Curry
- Austin Cutting
D
- Pahl Davis
- Wallace Davis
- Dick Deer Slayer
- Art Deibel
- Dax Dellenbach
- John Demmy
- Jack Dempsey (American football)
- Wayne DeSutter
- Jed DeVries
- Jeff Diamond
- Wallace Dickey
- Tom Dickinson (American football)
- Leo Disend
- Woodie Dixon
- Ed Dodds
- Dolfan Denny
- John M. Dooley
- Jay Douglas (American football)
- Steve Dowden
- Sean Dowling
- Tim Duckworth (American football)
- Jim Dufft
- Pat Duffy (American football)
- Bob Dunn (American football)
F
G
H
- Bob Haas (American football)
- Bill Hachten
- Johnny Hackenbruck
- Doc Haggerty
- Hoot Haines
- George Halas Jr.
- Pete Hall
- Ray Hall (American football)
- Hal Hanson (American football guard)
- Steve Hanson (American football)
- Isham Hardy
- Ed Harrison (American football)
- George Harvey (American football)
- Kevin Haverdink
- Ken Haycraft
- Melvin Hayes
- George Hekkers
- Bill Hempel
- Jim Hendley
- Ben Herbert
- Jesse Hernandez (cheerleader)
- Kirk Hershey
- Frank Hertz
- Ladd Herzeg
- Bob Hews
- Dennis Hickey (American football)
- Al Hoisington
- Sam Holden
- Lew Holder
- Tubby Howard
- Jack Hueller
- Harry Hugasian
- Shaun Huls
- Ramey Hunter
- John Hussey (American football official)
- Paul Hutchins (American football)