Professional Football Researchers Association Forum

We have finalized the speakers lineup for this year's conference of the Western New York PFRA Chapter, being held in Springville, NY, Saturday, April 25. We will have exhibits and an add-on which we should have confirmed within the next couple of weeks. Our great roster of speakers includes George B...

Yes, several. We have had season tickets in my family since Rich opened. Hard to believe 50+ years have flown by ...

FYI ... a total of 13 ballots were received. Ten were submitted by email, three via US Mail. All ballots were unanimous in selecting all four incumbents.

By unanimous vote of those PFRA members in good standing who submittrd ballots, all incumbent office holders have been reelected to their respective positions: President: George Bozeka Vice President: Roy Sye Secretary: Dave Burch Treasurer: Adam Connelly Congratulations, Gentlemen! Your leadership ...

RichardBak wrote: ↑Wed Dec 24, 2025 4:58 pm OK, I just voted. Online @ rockpile6465@gmail.com. Easy-peasy, especially since all are running against some guy named Write In.

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Well, the so-called experts said the Colts would easily beat the Jets in Super Bowl III ... so ya never know!

The official ballot for this year's PFRA elections was included in the most recent issue of The Coffin Corner. So far, I have received just 9 ballots. Reminder, we have one week left during this election season. You can write-in a candidate's name if the person for whom you wish to vote does not app...

The official ballot for this year's PFRA elections was included in the most recent issue of The Coffin Corner. Just a reminder that the only nominations submitted for offices are as follows: President : George Bozeka Vice President : Roy Sye Secretary : Dave Burch Treasurer : Adam Connelly You can w...

Of course!

Nice review by award winning journalist Scott Pitoniak in the Rochester Business Journal

https://rbj.net/2025/10/15/new-book-sho ... l-of-fame/

Baseball diamond in fields... players tripping on the ridges between the dirt and the grass or the pitchers mound.