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Pro Football Hall Of Fame Bios james lofton Wide Receiver 6 loftons 43 games with 100plus receiving yardage wasthird best City, renamed Chiefs, 1963) of new American football League, 1960 http://www.msnbc.com/news/864282.asp
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JS Online: Lofton Hauls In Hall Honor Unlike the Baseball Hall of Fame, a player selected to the Pro football Hall ofFame isn't officially designated as a james lofton was a unique wide receiver http://www.jsonline.com/packer/news/jan03/113543.asp
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JS Online: Legendary Wideout Headed For Canton a bit agonizing for james lofton. Each of the last four years, his hopes would risewhen he learned he was one of 15 finalists for Pro football's greatest honor http://www.jsonline.com/packer/news/jan03/114259.asp
Extractions: JS Online Features List JSO Main Page OnWisconsin.com OnWisconsin LIVE Packer Plus Online Badger Plus Online Chat Editorials Entertainment Features Dining Lifestyle News Obituaries Photo of the Day Packer Insider Real Estate Sports Travel Traffic Weather Wheels Search JS Online AP - The WIRE Lottery Results Yellow Pages Classifieds OnWisconsin Cars General Employment Real Estate Personals Subscribe to paper Service Desk Contact Us Special to Packer Plus Last Updated: Jan. 29, 2003 This whole Hall of Fame process was getting a bit agonizing for James Lofton. Each of the last four years, his hopes would rise when he learned he was one of 15 finalists for Pro Football's greatest honor. And each time, those hopes were crushed when the former Green Bay Packer great learned he fell just short. "Each year you don't make it, it's kind of painful," Lofton said Monday night. Well, last Saturday, that pain came to an end. On his fifth crack at it, Lofton was one of five players elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The 46-year-old Lofton will be inducted Aug. 3 in Canton, Ohio. Lofton becomes the 20th player or coach in Packer history to be enshrined in Canton and the first from the post-Lombardi era. The rest of the 2003 class includes running back Marcus Allen, defensive end Elvin Bethea, guard Joe DeLamielleure and coach Hank Stram.
Packers News - A Big Catch: Lofton Sails Into Canton Inducted to Packer Hall of Fame in 1999. Packers in the Pro football Hallof Fame. james lofton, wide receiver, 197886. Vince Lombardi, coach, 1959-67. http://www.packersnews.com/archives/news/pack_8338508.shtml
Extractions: No., Yds., Avg., TD With Packers (1978-86), 530, 9,656, 18.2, 49 After Packers (1987-93) Career, James Lofton with the Packers Packers in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Herb Adderley, defensive back, 1961-69 Tony Canadeo, halfback, 1941-44, 1946-52 Willie Davis, defensive end, 1960-69 Len Ford, defensive end, 1958* Forrest Gregg, tackle, 1955, 1958-70 Ted Hendricks, linebacker, 1974* Arnie Herber, quarterback, 1930-40 Clarke Hinkle, fullback, 1932-41 Paul Hornung, halfback, 1957-62, 1964-66 Cal Hubbard, tackle, 1929-33, 1935 Don Hutson, end, 1935-45 Henry Jordan, defensive tackle, 1959-69 Walt Kiesling, guard-coach, 1935-36* James Lofton, wide receiver, 1978-86 Vince Lombardi, coach, 1959-67 Mike Michalske, guard, 1929-35, 1937 Ray Nitschke, linebacker, 1958-72 Jim Ringo, center, 1953-63
Packers News - Notebook: Lofton To Join The Lambeau Ring Of Honor This fall, james lofton will become the 20th player on the Lambeau Field ringof honor, which lists the Pro football Hall of Fame players who spent the http://www.packersnews.com/archives/news/pack_8447589.shtml
Extractions: PackersNews.com This fall, James Lofton will become the 20th player on the Lambeau Field ring of honor, which lists the Pro Football Hall of Fame players who spent the majority of their careers with the Green Bay Packers. The ring of honor lines the upper deck on both sides of Lambeau Field and lists the players plus the years they played with the Packers. Hiring friends: Duffner said that while he and Sherman became good friends while working together at Holy Cross from 1985 to 1988, their relationship is grounded in their work and mutual respect professionally. Interview gauntlet: Sherman has said that he considers chemistry on his coaching staff as important as chemistry for his team, and that he will always exhaustively research and interview candidates when making hires.
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Extractions: NFL Insider SAN DIEGO (Jan. 25, 2003) From the first time Marcus Allen stepped on a football field as a youth in San Diego, he seemed destined for greatness. A day before his former Raiders team faces Tampa Bay in Super Bowl XXXVII, Allen gained football immortality when he was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame "It was really nerve-racking back there," said Allen, who was waiting for the official announcement in a hall outside the press conference room. "This is the greatest moment of my athletic career. I wanted to achieve this from when I played Pop Warner as a young kid. Hall of Fame Real: "For me to receive this honor in my hometown of San Diego is a great thrill. I especially want to thank my parents, who bought me my first pair of football shoes and were with me all the way." Joining Allen who played 16 NFL seasons for the Los Angeles Raiders (1982-1992) and Kansas City Chiefs (1993-97) in the Class of 2003 will be defensive end Elvin Bethea , guard Joe DeLamielleure , wide receiver James Lofton , and former Chiefs and New Orleans Saints head coach Hank Stram "Getting two in is a real joy," said Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt, whose team will play the Green Bay Packers in the Hall of Fame Game on Aug. 4. "I can't say more. It's just wonderful."
Extractions: Allen heads 2003 Hall of Fame class NFL.com wire reports SAN DIEGO (Jan. 25, 2003) A day before his former team plays in the Super Bowl, Marcus Allen was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame The former Oakland Raiders running back was chosen for the Class of 2003 in his first year of eligibility. He will be joined by Elvin Bethea, Joe DeLamielleure, James Lofton and Hank Stram, who went in as a seniors candidate. Hall of Fame Real: Allen was the first player in NFL history to rush for more than 10,000 yards and catch passes for 5,000 more. He finished his career with 12,243 yards rushing and 5,411 receiving. He scored 145 touchdowns and was regarded as one of the game's best goal-line and short yardage runners. Most of that production came with the Raiders. On Jan. 22, 1984, he led Oakland to the Super Bowl XVIII title, the team's last, and was voted the game's MVP for his 191 yards and two touchdowns.
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Extractions: Bills Win First AFC Title - by Rick Anderson After two failures, the Buffalo Bills finally advanced to the Super Bowl when they defeated the LA Raiders 51-3 before 80,324 delirious fans to win the AFC title. The Bills, using their famous "No Huddle" offense, exploded for 502 yards on offense (202 of which were on the ground). Jim Kelly passed for an even 300 yards, completing 17 out of 23 and two touchdowns. The no huddle was the hurry up, 2 minute drill offense that the Bills used most of the games for most of the season. They employed it to perfection this January day in 1991. America was involved in the Gulf War with Iraq. The televised broadcast of the game would be interrupted on several occasions with live war updates. Fans in attendance would have their minds in two places, at the game and in the Middle East. When the Bills came out of the tunnel just prior to the opening kickoff, they were greeted with a wild sea of American flags. Rich Stadium was an ocean of red, white and blue, both the Bills and America's colors. "I was pumped for the Raiders game, really excited," Kelly said. "As I got to the bottom of the tunnel, I felt goose bumps going up and down my arms. The stadium was packed. There were American flags all over the place. And once the national anthem began, it seemed like the number of those flags doubled. People were pulling them out of their pockets left and right. After the music finished and the crowd started to roar, it actually took a few minutes before you could get your mind back on what you had to do in the game. It was an emotional moment for all of us."
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Extractions: Most Seasons Leading League Seasons Player Team (Years) Don Hutson Green Bay (1936-37,1939,1941-45) Lionel Taylor Denver (1960-63,1965) Tom Fears LA Rams (1948-50) Pete Pihos Philadelphia (1953-55) Billy Wilson San Francisco (1954,1956-57) Raymond Berry Baltimore (1958-60) Lance Alworth San Diego (1966,1968-69) Sterling Sharpe Green Bay (1989,1992-93) Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League Seasons Player Team (Years) Don Hutson Green Bay (1941-45) Lionel Taylor Denver (1960-63) Tom Fears LA Rams (1948-50) Pete Pihos Philadelphia (1953-55) Raymond Berry Baltimore (1958-60) Most Pass Receptions, Career Recs Player Team (Years) Jerry Rice San Francisco (1985-2000) Cris Carter Phi (1987-89), Minn (1990-2000) Andre Reed Buffalo (1985-99), Wash (2000) Art Monk Wash (1980-93), NYJ (1994), Phi (1995)
Extractions: GREEN BAY, Wis. James Lofton is turning to a 19-year-old who aspires to be a college starting quarterback to present him for induction in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Lofton has enlisted the oldest of his three children, David Lofton, for the honor at the annual ceremony at Fawcett Stadium in Canton, Ohio, on Aug. 3. "He's a lot like I am - he's pretty reserved," James told The Green Bay News-Chronicle from San Diego. "So, when I asked him, he said, 'Yes.' Then, he paused for a couple seconds and said, 'I was hoping you would ask me.'" Lofton played for five teams over his career but spent nine of his 16 years in Green Bay. He left when he was traded to the Los Angeles Raiders in 1987.
