Here’s what happened, per Kroh’s SABR biography: Several baseball historians ... Columbia’s shortstop was Sid Luckman ‘39, who had completed his All-America football career in the fall ...

Burrow would immediately become the second- or third-best offensive player in Chicago Bears franchise history—after Walter Payton and possibly Sid Luckman—and at 28, he has a decade of quality ...

The team simply could not afford to squander a gift like Caleb Williams, not for a team that has been starved for an elite quarterback ever since Sid Luckman retired in 1950. Hiring Johnson proves ...

YIKES! Hank Greenberg, Sandy Koufax, Howard Cosell, Allie Sherman, Sid Luckman and more. And me? What the heck was The Maven doing with such legends? So I checked out all the winners and ...

Starting with Red Grange, Bronko Nagurski and Sid Luckman, continuing with Mike Ditka, Gale Sayers and Dick Butkus, and up through Walter Payton, Dan Hampton, Brian Urlacher and Justin Fields ...

Then, I did a double-take and checked out previous winners. YIKES! Hank Greenberg, Sandy Koufax, Howard Cosell, Allie Sherman, Sid Luckman and more. And me? What the heck was The Maven doing with such ...

Namath (and Roger Staubach, who was in the same class) joined when there were only 10 quarterbacks in the Pro Football Hall of Fame -- Sammy Baugh, Bob Waterfield, Sid Luckman, Otto Graham ...

As operator of one of the region's last remaining original zydeco clubs, Williams provided a stage for such luminaries as ...

His career playoff record was 9-1. Johnny Unitas was 6-2 in the playoffs. The Bears’ Sid Luckman was 5-1; he led Chicago to four NFL titles in the 1940s. Six decades later, the likes of Trent ...