Chuck Bednarik, a legend
Posted Mar 21, 2015
And it was this one man, an Eagles star for a generation, a generation bracketed by championships. It was this one man, ornery and unforgiving, a waist-gunner on fighter planes in World War II, a guy who played on offense, defense and special teams because the team needed him -- virtually every play of an NFL game, game after game for much of the 1960 season -- when he was 35 years old. Bednarik. Even the name sounded tough.
(Philly.com)
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