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Paul Hornung Paul Hornung
Paul Hornung 1935- American football player Star running back Paul Hornung led the great Green Bay Packer teams of the early 1960s to four National Football League (NFL) championships. One of the most versatile football players ever, in addition to being a tenacious rusher—especially within... Read more
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Tom Landry Tom Landry
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Gene Upshaw Gene Upshaw
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Jerry Lee Rice Jerry Lee Rice
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Lamar Hunt Lamar Hunt
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Ronde Barber Ronde Barber
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Gale Sayers Gale Sayers
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Lynn Curtis Swann Lynn Curtis Swann
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