Arnie Herber: The Man Who Invented the NFL Passing Game
"The most unlikely member of the U.S. Pro Football Hall of Fame"
Norman L. Macht
Lyle Alzado: The “Angry Man” of the NFL
An Interview with Lyle Alzado, the Angry Man of the NFL
Known as the “Angry Man of Football” as an All-Pro defensive end and tackle for the Denver Broncos (1971-78), Cleveland Browns (1979-81) and Los Angeles Raiders (1982-83), Lyle Alzado played in two Super Bowls.
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The Birth of American Football by Norman Macht
The Birth of American Football: Where Did It All Start?
Sports writer Norman L. Macht tells the story of American football - from 1869 to the game we know today.
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American College Football: How It's Changed and How It Hasn't
A Look at American College Football Throughout the Years
From substitutions to players, college football of the past would look very different to a 21st-century visitor.
We take a fascinating trip through time, looking at how American college football has changed since the 1930s - and how it hasn’t.
Hall of Fame Nicknames Quiz (+ Answers)
Our Hall of Fame Nicknames Quiz: 20+ Names and Answers
Baseball writer Norman L. Macht lists some of the greatest MLB Hall of Famers of all-time - but do you know their real names?
Test your baseball knowledge with our Hall of Fame nicknames quiz!
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American College Football: Winning Ugly
When Winning is All That Counts: Ugly Wins in American College Football
In American college football history, securing that big win was all that mattered - even if that meant playing dirty.
Read the story of college football before the age of instant replays - by sports writer Norman L. Macht.
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How an NFL Quarterback Saved a Vietnam POW’s Life, and Sanity: Interview with Jack Fellowes
The Story of How an NFL Quarterback Saved a Vietnam POW’s Life
An interview with Jack Fellowes about his time as a Vietnam Prisoner of War, and how Earl Morrall kept him going - by sports writer Norman L. Macht
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