NORM VAN BROCKLIN PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 1960 NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 8X10 PHOTO

Description: NORM VAN BROCKLIN PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 1960 NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 8 X 10 GLOSSY PHOTONorm Van Brocklin was a standout quarterback for 12 seasons in the National Football League, the first nine with the Los Angeles Rams. Then he was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles in 1958 and, within three years, he had guided the Eagles to the NFL championship. Without a doubt it was his finest performance in a brilliant career. One of the most colorful and competitive individuals that pro football has ever seen, Norm left the University of Oregon, where he still had a year's eligibility remaining, to join the Rams in 1949. Van Brocklin won the NFL passing title in both 1950 and 1952, even though he was playing only half of the time on offense. He added a third passing championship in 1954. His greatest day as a passer came in 1951 when he threw for a record 554 yards against New York. It was also in 1951 that Van Brocklin threw a 73-yard pass to Tom Fears that gave the Rams a 24-17 victory over the Browns and the only NFL title the Rams had won since moving to Los Angeles. In Philadelphia he was given a free hand at running the offensive show, and behind his leadership the Eagles won the NFL title in 1960. Thus, Van Brocklin was the only man to defeat a Lombardi-coached Green Bay team in championship game play. ProfootballHOF, 2011 Photo will be mailed in high quality photo mailer. The winning bidder pays for shipping and handling (international shipping is by country and determined at checkout). Delivery confirmation is free. Exhibition Quality 8" x 10" PhotographThis is not a mass produced copyCustom Photographic Lab Photo From the Original NegativeIF PURCHASING MORE THAN ONE ITEM AND WOULD LIKE A SHIPPING DISCOUNT, PLEASE WAIT FOR AN INVOICE FROM US, OR REQUEST AN INVOICE FROM US. ONLY ONE PAYMENT ACCEPTED FOR A COMBINED SHIPPING RATE

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