George Blanda 1970 Hero to an Older Generation

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Any age group can enjoy watching football, but never did gray-haired geriatrics find such a hero as George Blanda in 1970. The crusty old Oakland Raider became the poster child for late game heroics that captivated a nation. Blanda’s season was so rare he won the NFL MVP Award with the stats of a back-up quarterback.

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