Today in Pro Football History
May 1, 2010
1983: John Walton Throws for 423 Yards as Breakers Fall to Panthers
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35-year-old QB John Walton had made the rounds of minor and major pro football leagues prior to becoming a member of the Boston Breakers of ...
April 29, 2010
2006: Texans Draft Mario Williams 1st Overall Ahead of Bush & Young
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After steadily progressing in their first three seasons in the NFL, the Houston Texans dropped to a league-worst 2-14 record in 2005. Head...
April 28, 2010
1981: Giants Draft Lawrence Taylor in 1st Round
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Since appearing in the 1963 NFL Championship game, the New York Giants had settled into a long period of mediocrity. From the advent of divi...
April 27, 2010
1984: Chuck Fusina Throws 5 TD Passes as Stars Dominate Breakers
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The Philadelphia Stars were the most successful team in the United States Football League’s brief history. Coached by Jim Mora, they excelle...
April 25, 2010
List of the Day: Best Rushing Seasons, 1960s AFL
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Jim Nance TOP 10 1- Jim Nance, 1966 Boston Patriots 1458 yards, 299 att., 4.9 avg., 11 TD 2- Jim Nance, 1967 Boston Patriots 1216 yards, 269...
April 24, 2010
1983: Eric Truvillion’s 3 TD Receptions Help Bandits Defeat Federals
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The Tampa Bay Bandits had won their first four games in the United States Football League’s inaugural season, but had stumbled in losing t...
April 23, 2010
1986: Lee Roy Selmon Announces Retirement
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It was not a surprise on April 23, 1986 when star DE Lee Roy Selmon announced his retirement. He had not appeared in a game since the Pro Bo...
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