Category:American football biography stubs
 | This category is maintained by WikiProject Stub sorting. Please propose new stub templates and categories here before creation. |
 | Pages in this category should be moved to subcategories where applicable. This category may require frequent maintenance to avoid becoming too large. It should directly contain very few, if any, pages and should mainly contain subcategories. |
 | This page has a backlog that requires the attention of willing editors. This notice will hide when this category has fewer than 200 items. () |
 | This category is for stub articles relating to biographies of American football players, coaches, or other related figures. You can help by expanding them. To add an article to this category, use {{Amfoot-bio-stub}} instead of {{stub}}. |
Because the vast majority of participants in American football are from the United States, do not double stub with the {{US-bio-stub}}, though indicating the origin of those from other countries is appropriate.
Subcategories
This category has the following 12 subcategories, out of 12 total.
- College football player stubs (430 P)
- American football punter stubs (125 P)
Pages in category "American football biography stubs"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,015 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
(previous page) (next page)A
- Fred Abel
- Frank Abruzzino
- Brad Allen
- Doug Allen (American football)
- Ed Allen (American football)
- Paul Allen (sports commentator)
- Neely Allison
- Brian Allred
- Billy Anderson (running back)
- Cliff Anderson (American football)
- Dunstan Anderson
- Scott Anderson (American football)
- Winnie Anderson
- Jake Andrews (American football)
- Sig Andrusking
- Julie Archoska
- Bill Armstrong (guard)
- Bob Armstrong (American football)
- Graham Armstrong
- Alvin Ashley
- James Austin (American football)
- Kole Ayi
B
- Ted Bachman
- Harold Bailey (gridiron football)
- Frank Baker (American football)
- Melvin Baker
- Michael Baker (American football)
- Bullet Baker
- Joey Banes
- Roland Barbay
- James Barnhill (basketball)
- Gene Barth
- Ephesians Bartley
- Buddy Baumann (American football)
- Winnie Baze
- Brandon Beane
- Al Bedner
- Keith Beebe
- Bill Belanich
- Rocky Belk
- Sid Bennett
- Connie Mack Berry
- Richard Berthelsen
- Craig Birdsong
- Bob Bjorklund
- Mike Black (kicker)
- Mike Black (punter)
- Peter Blackbear
- Katie Blackburn
- T. C. Blair
- Kerlin Blaise
- Terry Bledsoe
- Mal Bleecker
- Rob Bohlinger
- Chase Boldt
- Brian Bolinger
- Brian Bollinger
- Elliott Bonowitz
- Mike Borgonzi
- Nick Borelli
- Kevin Bouie
- Tommy Boutwell
- Walt Bowyer
- McKinley Boykin
- Jim Boyle (American football)
- David Braden
- Lynn Bradford
- Michael Brandon (American football)
- Joe Braney
- Solomon Brannan
- Maury Bray
- Matt Brennan (American football)
- Dewell Brewer
- John Brewer (fullback)
- Paul Briggs (American football)
- Greg Bright
- Ralph Brizzolara
- Bobby Brooks (defensive back)
- Jon Brooks (American football)
- Anthony Brown (offensive lineman)
- Booker Brown
- Brandon Brown (American football executive)
- Chad Brown (American football official)
- Jerome Brown (arena football)
- Omar Brown (defensive back, born 1975)
- Richard Brown (center)
- Tom Brown (end)
- Dick Brubaker
- Austin Brucklacher
- Sam Brunelli
- Fred Bryan
- Domingo Bryant
- Rob Brzezinski
- Ralph Buckley
- Walt Buland
- James Burgess (gridiron football)
- Greg Burke (athletic director)
- John Burleson
- Webbie Burnett
- Ed Burns (American football)
- Chuck Burr
- Leonard Burton
- Sherrill Busby
- Thomas Bushby
- Ray Busler
- John Butler (defensive back)
- Rich Buzin
C
- Jim Cain (defensive end)
- Patrick Cain
- Ralph Calcagni
- Dan Callahan
- Bill Campbell (gridiron football)
- Ken Campbell (American football)
- Russ Campbell
- Don Carey (American football official)
- Joe Carey (American football)
- Leo Carlin
- Irv Carlson
- Roy Carlson (American football player)
- Levert Carr
- Cy Casper
- Walt Cassidy
- Tony Catalano
- Knute Cauldwell
- Les Caywood
- Tony Cemore
- Winston Chapman
- Win Charles
- Ben Chase
- Camaron Cheeseman
- Nick Chickillo
- Tony Chickillo
- George Chomakov
- Bob Cifers
- Jorge Cimadevilla
- Spark Clark
- Craig Clemons
- Moose Cochran
- Nakia Codie
- Mac Cody
- Wayne Coffey (American football)
- Kevin Colbert
- Pete Cole
- Charles Coleman (American football)
- Harry Coleman
- Jamie Coleman
- Manny Collins
- Ed Comstock
- Matt Conerly
- Larry Conjar
- Bill Connor (American football)
- Zuehl Conoly
- Pepper Constable
- Bill Contz
- Damion Cook
- Lamart Cooper
- Sam Cooper (American football)
- Charles Cornelius (gridiron football)
- Rico Corsetti
- Erin Coscarelli
- Joe Costello (American football)
- Les Cowan
- Norm Cox (American football)
- Donnie Craft
- Don Croft
- Jack Cronin (American football)
- Coy Cronk
- Jay Cross (American football executive)
- Earl Crowder
- Derrick Crudup
- Buddy Cruze
- Cole Cubelic
- Jim Cullom
- Keith Cupp
- DeMarcus Curry
- Austin Cutting
D
- Pete D'Alonzo
- Silas Daniels
- Bill Darnall
- Barry Darrow
- Dane Dastillung
- Dick Davis (defensive end)
- Dick Davis (running back)
- Jack Davis (guard, born 1932)
- Oliver Davis (American football)
- Pahl Davis
- Preston Davis (American football)
- Red Davis (American football)
- Wallace Davis
- Nick DeCarbo
- Dick Deer Slayer
- Art Deibel
- Dax Dellenbach
- John Demmy
- Jack Dempsey (American football)
- Wayne DeSutter
- Kevin Devine (American football)
- Jed DeVries
- Ebby DeWeese