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06/10/2026

06/01/2026

Oklahoma offensive lineman Bob Kalsu is pictured below during pregame player introductions for the 1968 Orange Bowl. Kalsu helped the Sooners defeat Tennessee 26-24. The All American was selected in the 8th round of the 1968 AFL-NFL Common Draft by the Buffalo Bills. Kalsu would play only one season for the Bills. He started every game and was named the team's Rookie of the Year.

After the 1968 season, Kalsu entered the U.S. Army as a second lieutenant and arrived in South Vietnam in November 1969 as part of the 101st Airborne Division. But on July 21, 1970, Kalsu was killed in action at the Battle of Fire Support Base Ripcord when his unit came under enemy 82-millimeter mortar fire while stationed near the A Shau Valley in Thua Thien Province. He was the only AFL-NFL player killed in action during the Vietnam War. Bob Kalsu was 25.

04/07/2026

03/22/2026

That Guy Deserves a Gold Jacket.

Which one of the following former NFL linebackers from the 1970s is most deserving of a gold Hall of Fame jacket? This is a subjective question, meaning that the only criterion for an answer is your own opinion.
The linebackers that receive the most amount of attention and discussion when it comes to this question are (in random order): Bill Bergey of Cincinnati and Philadelphia; Tommy Nobis of Atlanta (in the photo); Mike Curtis of Baltimore, Seattle and Washington; Andy Russell of Pittsburgh; Isiah Robertson of Los Angeles and Buffalo; Joe Federspiel of New Orleans; Mike Kolen of Miami; Jim Cheyunski of New England, Buffalo and Baltimore; Jim Lynch of Kansas City; Jim LeClair of Cincinnati; Tom Jackson of Denver; and Stan White of Baltimore (among others).
Which NFL linebacker from the era of the 1970s do you think is most deserving of a bronze bust and a gold jacket in Canton, Ohio? I'm curious to see which ones you will select.

03/20/2026

Petition to get this in place for next year ‼️

03/14/2026

Step into baseball history and create memories you’ll never forget with Dale Murphy—two-time MVP, Braves legend, and fan favorite. The 2026 Dale Murphy MVP Experience is more than a ticket to the ballpark—it’s your all-access pass to an unforgettable day with Murph.