Football Daily Card Tribune

Rock-um sock-um and as tough as they come, Charlie had a string of 80 consecutive football games until an ankle injury caused him to miss an exhibition game in the summer of 1963. Charlie was originally a tackle but was converted to guard.

Asked what's more pressure-filled - Pro Day workouts or playing ACC rivals- Perry didn't have to think long. "Probably in front the scouts," the Wake Forest pass- catcher said. "Honestly, being in those games like that, I would love to be in them again." Acing his workouts, the wideout was sure to get a chance at more games.

The NFC's fourth leading rusher in 1971, Larry contributed greatly to the Redskins in helping the club attain a playoff berth. In setting a new club record with 1125 yards gained on the ground in 1970, Larry accomplished this despite injuries. He missed one complete game that season.

Rock-um sock-um and as tough as they come, Charlie had a string of 80 consecutive football games until an ankle injury caused him to miss an exhibition game in the summer of 1963. Charlie was originally a tackle but was converted to guard.

An elusive back with great quickness, Ricky has played in two straight Pro Bowls. He is one of the NFL's premier runners, and also a reliable receiver out of the backfield. Has been hampered by injuries as a pro, missing three games last year (knee). Owns a degree in design.

One of the NFL's outstanding rookies of 1970, Duane capped a superb season with a fine 1971 Super Bowl performance against the Colts. He led the Cowboys in kickoff returns with 19 for 416-yards and a 21.9 average (his longest going for 33-yards), in rushing (with a 47-yard touchdown run to his credit) and he also caught ten passes for 73-yards. his longest was a 17-yard gainer. Duane has great hands, he's a good blocker and he's got great size and speed. A good hurdle and sprint man in high school, he averaged 6.0-yards per carry with 2378-yards in 396 attempts in three seasons at West Texas State with 595-yards in five games as a sophomore, 708-yards as a junior and 1072-yards in his senior year. He got his opportunity with Dallas when Calvin Hill was sidelined by an injury, and was a starter rest of year.

"Mighty Mo" played fullback for Maryland. In every game he outgained all his opposition combined in total yardage. Everybody's All-American. Outstanding player in Sugar Bowl. Student in off-season. Goes pro in 1952.

Fred has been described as the perfect tight end because he is an excellent blocker and pass receiver. Although without sight in his left eye since 1965, Kansas City's Most Valuable Player of 1964, is still a top notch receiver.

Rex, the Bears and their fans were thrilled when the quarterback returned from a broken ankle to engineer an important December win over the Falcons. "To finally be back and have crowd support like that is not really something you can explain unless you have the experience yourself," said Grossman. “It's a memory I'll take with me the rest of my life."

A running game is a quarterback's best friend, so Will Levis did his back a solid and recommended him to the pros. "There's no one more fearless on the field than him at any time," the Kentucky signal-caller said of Rodriguez as the 2023 draft approached. "Any NFL team that takes him is going to be very happy they did."

Top offensive end for Bears since joining the team in 1940. Second highest scorer in club's history. Ranks 4th in most touchdowns scored during lifetime in National Football League. All-American, Louisiana State University. Served in Army Air Force. Flew many missions. Decorated for bravery. Lives on cattle ranch near Sacramento.

Jim established two NFL records in 1975. His 222 games are the most ever played by a defensive player and his 26 fumble recoveries are more than anyone else in pro football history. Jim has started each of the 210 games the Vikings have played after playing in 12 games with the Browns in 1960. The captain of Vikings' defensive unit, he played one year in Canada before joining Browns. Jim was All-Big 10 at Ohio State.

Renfro is a gifted athlete who can dominate a game, as his 15-tackle performance vs. Kansas in 1992 attests. A two-time All-Big Eight selection.

Al can open holes in the enemy's defense like a tank going through shrubbery. His splendid efforts helped the New Yorkers win the Eastern Division Championship.

The strong armed veteran led the Big Ten in passing for 3 straight years. Len is now making it look easy in the pros. In 1964, he led the AFL in passing. The following year, Len led the AFL in TD tosses.

He's big, strong and perfect for the tight end position. Willie is a fine blocker & excellent receiver. Led the Chargers with 57 receptions in 1967.

George broke into pro ball in 1949. After playing with the Chicago Bears for 10 seasons, he joined the Oilers in '60. Traded to Oakland in '67.