Your favorite NFL names

[John Grasso]

How could we have overlooked Ha Ha Clinton Dix

[Brian wolf]

Early 60s players

Mike Magac
Dean Derby
Rich Mostardi
Dick Pesonen
Dick Felt
Byron Beams
Willmer Fowler
Hubert Bobo
Buzz Guy
Bookie Bolin
Johnny Counts
Claude Crabbe
Rommie Loudde
Tom Morrow
Mal Hammack
Ed Nutting
Earl Gros
Tony Romeo

Another favorite: Bibbles Bawel

[PigskinDispatch]

Bronko Nagurski
Mac Speedie
Wahoo McDaniel

[RichardBak]

Long Gone Dupre.

Those late-1950s Colts were loaded with great names: Johnny U, Alan "The Horse" Ameche, Buzz Nutter, Fatso Donovan, Big Daddy Lipscomb, etc.

[rhickok1109]

For several seasons, Forrest Blue and Woody Peoples started side by side in the 49ers' offensive line.

[Citizen]

For years, the Packers' center-quarterback tandem was Ringo-Starr.

[ChrisBabcock]

For years, the Packers' center-quarterback tandem was Ringo-Starr.

You just reminded me of this little quirk I discovered once over at pfr. Look at the end of the url for this player profile and guess who it is before clicking on it.
www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BartSt00.htm

[Retro Rider]

Cosmo Iacavazzi ('65 Jets)
Booth Lusteg
Meco Poliziani ('60-'63 Alouettes CFL)
Metro Gerela ('68 Alouettes CFL; cut by Packers & 49ers)
Horst Muhlmann
Cyril McFall ('74-'78 Calgary CFL; cut by '79 Broncos)
George Izo
Hoyle Granger
Vern Den Herder
Elvis Peacock
Austin "Goose" Gonsoulin
Carlton Chester "Cookie" Gilchrist

[JuggernautJ]

For several seasons, Forrest Blue and Woody Peoples started side by side in the 49ers' offensive line.

I don't know which is funnier: Woody-Forrest or Blue-Peoples...

One of my favorite (name) couplings was the Bengals QBs of the mid-late 80's.

(Slips into his George Carlin impersonation)
"Who ya got under center?"
"Boomer and Turk!"
"What could go wrong?"

[RichardBak]

The immortal Ziggy Czarobski (Chicago Rockets)