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Pro Football Journal Presents: NFL and Hollywood: Mel Owens and the Movies

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Pro Football Journal Presents: NFL and Hollywood. Reviewing the NFL connection with Movies and Television. Wednesday, November 18, 2015. Mel Owens and the Movies. Mel Owens was a left outside. For the Los Angeles Rams from 1981-89. In addition to. Started a line of clothing called "Evolution Wear". He also operated a nationwide restaurant reservation hotline in the 1980s called 1-800-LETS-EAT. In 1987, he ran with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain and also competed in the L.A. Marathon. Was elected to Congress.

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Pro Football Journal: April 2015

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Dedicated to reporting mainstream and esoteric aspects of professional football. Follow us on Twitter: @NFL Journal - Email us at: profootballjournal@gmail.com. NFL Teams Career Years. Tuesday, April 21, 2015. 1930 NFL MVP Retroactive. 1930 NFL MVP Retroactive. Part three of an on-going series). Halfback Johnny "Blood" McNally put on a weekly display of. 1931 Pro Football Journal MVP. Johnny Blood McNally. Colorization by John Turney. The previous year in the NFL, 1930, saw a much tighter race for MVP.

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Pro Football Journal: May 2015

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Dedicated to reporting mainstream and esoteric aspects of professional football. Follow us on Twitter: @NFL Journal - Email us at: profootballjournal@gmail.com. NFL Teams Career Years. Monday, May 11, 2015. Fifty Shades of Brown? Or is it Twenty Shades of Brown? Blown up versions found below. The shade of brown of the football used by the New England Patriots in the November 30, 2014, Week 13 game versus the Green Bay Packers? Was played in Lambeau Field? And "looked black" when it was in the air. As a n...

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Pro Football Journal: Marion Motley: Carrying the Team on Your Back

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Dedicated to reporting mainstream and esoteric aspects of professional football. Follow us on Twitter: @NFL Journal - Email us at: profootballjournal@gmail.com. NFL Teams Career Years. Thursday, June 4, 2015. Marion Motley: Carrying the Team on Your Back. On October 8th, 1950 Billy "The Commanche Kid" Grimes gained 167 yards on just 10 carries in the Packers loss to the New York Yanks. That set an NFL record for yards per attempt, that lasted for three weeks. Oddly short for an NFL record. Keeps his bala...

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Pro Football Journal: December 2014

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Dedicated to reporting mainstream and esoteric aspects of professional football. Follow us on Twitter: @NFL Journal - Email us at: profootballjournal@gmail.com. NFL Teams Career Years. Wednesday, December 31, 2014. Tuesday, December 23, 2014. Dandy Don and the Single Back Offense. EXCELLENT 16-GAME STRETCH BY MEREDITH. Using 16 games as an evaluation of Dandy Don. 978 yards per pass, which is Otto-. Ok, guys your thoughts? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Links to Coach Troup's books. This Day in Pro Football.

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Pro Football Journal: July 2015

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Dedicated to reporting mainstream and esoteric aspects of professional football. Follow us on Twitter: @NFL Journal - Email us at: profootballjournal@gmail.com. NFL Teams Career Years. Thursday, July 23, 2015. THROWBACK THURSDAY: DON HUTSON. Don Hutson. Colorization by John Turney. This year will mark 70 years since Don Hutson last played in the NFL, and during his 11-year. Hutson states "he was a gift from the future". 1,322 yards and 17 touchdowns), and the Bears (1,465 yards and 15 touchdowns). Th...

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Pro Football Journal Presents: NFL and Hollywood: NFL and Hollywood Connection

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Pro Football Journal Presents: NFL and Hollywood. Reviewing the NFL connection with Movies and Television. Wednesday, July 1, 2111. NFL and Hollywood Connection. Perhaps since movies and football began in the early 20th century and captured the fascination of the nation, there has been quite an interesting connection with the NFL and Hollywood. Both in football players acting in films and television and also in movies and television featuring football as a theme or even a small subplot.

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Pro Football Journal Presents: NFL and Hollywood: April 2015

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Pro Football Journal Presents: NFL and Hollywood. Reviewing the NFL connection with Movies and Television. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Defensive Linemen in Hollywood: Cody Jones. Rams defensive lineman Cody Jones only got two roles as an extra. The first was in Gus. And the next was in B.J. Where he played one of "Grant's Beasts" a football team of prison guards that tried to beat B.J. Some scantily clad women in a grudge match. Jones is in the center. Jones is on far left. Wednesday, April 1, 2015. As Lt ...

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Pro Football Journal Presents: NFL and Hollywood: Defensive Linemen in Hollywood: Claude Humphrey

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Pro Football Journal Presents: NFL and Hollywood. Reviewing the NFL connection with Movies and Television. Thursday, December 31, 2015. Defensive Linemen in Hollywood: Claude Humphrey. Claude Humphrey is a Hall of Fame defensive end who played the majority of his career with the. Falcons. He only had one Hollywood role, that of "Big John" in the Dukes of Hazzard. Television series. He played the typical heavy, a big, gun-toting strongman. In the show he even had a few lines, here they are:.