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Joseph Lee
Stydahar (March 17, 1912 –
March 23, 1977),
nicknamed "Jumbo Joe", was an
American professional football player and coach. He was
inducted into...
- nationally. As a
senior in 2020,
Milum was
chosen the
winner of the Joe
Stydahar Award for
being the best
lineman in the state. He
received an invitation...
- round. The team's first-round pick in the
inaugural NFL
draft was Joe
Stydahar, a
tackle from West
Virginia University; he was the
sixth overall selection...
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Football Hall of Fame in
recognition of
their contributions as coaches. Joe
Stydahar and Bob
Waterfield were also
inducted into the Hall of Fame,
although they...
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posted a 3–4–2
record in 1935, the
program produced an All-American in Joe
Stydahar, an
offensive tackle. "Jumbo Joe"
later became both a
College Football...
- and were
later inducted into the Pro
Football Hall of Fame include: Joe
Stydahar (1934),
Bulldog Turner (1939), Tony
Canadeo (1939),
Andrew Robustelli (1949)...
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football career which set a team record, and was
named as a
senior the
Stydahar Award winner as the best
lineman in the state. He
committed to play college...
- Bears. Inducted:
Professional Football Hall of Fame
class of 1965. Joe
Stydahar,
tackle from West
Virginia taken 1st
round 6th
overall by the
Chicago Bears...
- in
chasing down
Elroy Hirsch.
After the scrimmage, Rams head
coach Joe
Stydahar said, "Lane came out here to make the ball club. Well, last
night he got...
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close friend Joe
Stydahar, the team
captured the NFL championship, but then
dropped a first-round
playoff game in 1952
after Stydahar was
fired early in...
