| ## #60 Dick Stanfel Guard | 1956-58 |
| Traded to Redskins in 1956⊠Named to Pro Bowl each of his three seasons in Washington⊠Member of the All-NFL squad during those years⊠Known as a powerful run blocker.
Most memorable moment with Redskins occurred when he came out of a game and the entire stadium gave him a standing ovation⊠Most proud of being named captain of the Redskins, reaching the NFL level and achieving success⊠Gained greatest inspiration from his brothers, who brought out the best in him. Says the Redskins are special to him and recalls "a close knit team and a great crowd"⊠While there are "too many to name," he does mention Gene Brito, Eddie LeBaron and Chuck Drazenovich among his most admired teammates. After the NFL, embarked on a highly successful coaching career⊠Worked in the collegiate ranks as an offensive line coach at Notre Dame and California⊠Spent nearly two decades as an NFL assistant coach, with the Eagles, 49ers, Saints and Bears⊠Served as head coach of the Saints for four games during the 1980 season. | |
Dick Stanfel
Oct 28, 2010 at 09:40 AM
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