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THE NFL's ALL-DECADE TEAM OF THE 1930s. Bill Hewitt may be as well known for not wearing a helmet than for his great accomplishments on the football field. He finally succumbed to putting headgear on but only after the NFL rules forced him to do so.
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“Turk” Edwards’ Hall of Fame career strangely came to an end after suffering a knee injury during a pre-game coin toss.
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Joe Stydahar proves he wasn’t superstitious by wearing the “unlucky” No. 13 during his career with the Chicago Bears.
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Dan Fortmann was drafted at the age of 19 but turned 20 by the time he debuted with the Chicago Bears in 1936.
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Green Bay native Arnie Herber was working as a handyman in the Packers clubhouse when Curly Lambeau gave him a tryout. He quickly developed into one of the NFL’s most lethal passers.
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Bronko Nagurski came out of a five-year retirement and led the Chicago Bears to the 1943 title.