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Or a lot of video footage that is not publicly available now but perhaps one day could be made so online? I don't think they have any video footage. I would expect that all is with NFL Films. From the couple of times I've been there, I can tell you that, while they do have a lot of stuff hidden bac...

I got the cover photo for my 1929 Packers book from the PFHOF. They gave me permission to use it, and it was a perfect fit for the cover. I'm planning on contacting them again for my next book. I'm sure they can help, it just might take a little time.

Mike Ditka may have been the coach of a rival team, but I had the utmost respect for him, and I wish his family all the best. He lived a fantastic life and his family should be proud of it. His life was one full with football: first as a tight end, then as a head coach, then as an announcer. And it ...

E-mail me at packersfootball3@yahoo.com. I know a guy.

Where could I look for information about the New York Pro Football League of the 1900-1910s? I've come across that league in my researching and I'd like to see more about it, for its very brief part of my next work.

My next entry into my decades series has been released! It is broken up into two volumes:

Tremendous 2000s: Volume I (2000-2004)

Tremendous 2000s: Volume II (2005-2009)

My new book is out on the 1929 Green Bay Packers! This book goes deep into the 1929 NFL season, the stories of the games, and the bios of the players. I hope you'll check it out!

https://www.amazon.com/Perfect-Packers- ... 476699054/

Eliminating seniors is a huge blow. At first I was happy to see the committee size being reduced, but unless the people on the new committee care about NFL history, seniors will have an incredibly difficult time getting in.

Oh, my mistake. I forgot about that.

Wait, has no one mentioned Joe Willie Namath with the Rams? Or Johnny U with the Chargers? Those are the other two big ones I think of. Franco Harris with the Seahawks is another.