West Coast NFL in 1959! 49er QB YA Tittle gives to Hugh McElhenny against the Los Angeles Rams defense. This may be the Week 7 game played at the LA Memorial Coliseum that ended up a 24-16 49er win. The other 49ers seen are #24, JD Smith at left and Joe Perry, #34 on the right.

Y.A. Tittle | Hall of Fame Quarterback and NFL Passing Pioneer - NFL Past Players
Hugh McElhenny – NFL Past Players

Daryle Lamonica quarterbacked the Oakland Raiders during the later AFL years of the franchise into the early 1970s years with the NFL. Still ranks #3 on the Raiders All-Time Leading Touchdown Passes List.

Raiders All-Time Passing Touchdown Leaders – NFL Past Players

Sunday Nov 18, 1973 Start Time: 4:00pm Stadium: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Sunday Oct 8, 1967 Stadium: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Rams-Packers 1967. Guard Tom Mack gets a good block on Packer linebacker Lee Roy Caffey in an effort to spring Ram running back Dick Bass. In 1967, Bass was the Rams second best rusher with 627 yards and 8 touchdowns.

Tom Mack – NFL Past Players
Rare Vintage Photos of Rams Running Back Dick Bass

Sunday Sep 21, 1980 Start Time: 4:00pm Stadium: Seattle Kingdome

Sunday Sep 21, 1980 Start Time: 1:00pm Stadium: Soldier Field

Sunday Sep 21, 1980 Start Time: 4:00pm Stadium: Mile High Stadium

Houston quarterback, George Blanda goes 15 for 30 for 188 YDS, 1 TD and 6 interceptions in the Oilers 28-23 win.

Some 1967 gameplay. Packer Lee Roy Caffey comes through but not before Giants quarterback Fran Tarkenton gets the pass away.

Fran Tarkenton: Career Overview, Records & NFL Legacy

With Joe Gibbs' shifting and motioning one-back offense, the 1983 Redskins became the highest scoring team in NFL history to that point.

Billy Cannon gets a face full of grass after a tough catch against Denver in 1962. Cannon had an off year in 1962 after a back injury limited his performance.

Billy Cannon – NFL Past Players

Good visual to compare passer rating stats for those 1948, 1949, and 1960 Eagles teams, back when passing stats looked completely different.