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Seasons[edit]

1966 Continental Football League season
1967 Continental Football League season
1968 Continental Football League season

Players[edit]

Dom Albanese
Earl Allen
Harvey Allen (American football)[1]
Joe Allton
John Ambrose (American football)[2]
Norman Andersen
Charlie Anderson (defensive end)[3]
Herbie Anderson
Paul Anderson (American football)[4]
Jim Angelo
Levi Armstrong
John Arp
Jim Asmus
Sky August
Marvin Ayers
Jeff Baker (American football)[5]
Mike Barnes (defensive back)[6]
Billy Bob Barnett
Dave Barrett (American football)
Lavern Barrs
Bill Bealles
Gene Beard
Derrick Beasley
Len Bell
Tony Bell (American football)
Gene Benner
Tab Bennett
Louis Berry (American football)[7]
Mel Black
Todd Black (American football)[8]
Mike Blanton
Philip Brady (American football)[9]
Chuck Brown (American football)[10]
Jim Bryant (American football)[11]
Tim Bryant
Charlie Burgess (American football)[12]
Marvell Burgess
Cliff Burnett
Leroy Byras
Jack Campbell (offensive lineman)[13]
Mike Campbell (running back)
Brian Carey (American football)[14]
Carl Carr (American football)[15]
Chetti Carr
John Cerwinski
Eddie Chavis
Ed Collins (American football)
Michael Comer
Martin Cornelson
Tim Crawford
Fred Cremer
Keith Cruise
Bob Crum
Ron Cuie
Oakley Dalton
Honester Davidson
Butch Davis (American football)
Fred Davis (American football)[16]
Lee Davis (American football)
Ron Davis (guard)[17]
Carmine DePascal
Cornelius Dozier
Brian Dudley
Paul Dufault
Glen Dumont
Steve Dundas
Richard Earl
Michael Early (American football)[18]
Jess Eberdt
Scott Eccles
Donnie Echols
John Ellis (American football)[19]
Scott Evans (American football)[20]
Don Fairbanks
Paul Faust
John Faylor
Rod Fedorchak
Joe Felton
Jim Ferranti
Greg Fitzgerald (American football)[21]
Jim Foley (American football)[22]
Jim Foote
Bobby Fowler (American football, born 1960)[23]
Pat Franklin
Randy Frazier
Spider Gaines
Tony Garbarczyk
Louis Garza
Presnell Gilbert
Bill Glass (guard)
Noe Gonzalez
Clarence Graham (American football)[24]
George Greenfield (American football)
Russell Griffith
Mike Haggard
Steve Haggerty
Randy Hall (American football)
Charles Hardt
John Hardy (American football)[25]
Steve Harris (American football)
Rob Harrison (American football)
Dave Heffernan (American football)[26]
Bob Helterbran
Scott Hernandez
Buzz Highsmith
Doug Hire
Chris Holder (American football)
D. D. Hoggard [27]/Dee Dee Hoggard [28] (Also USFL)
Guy Homoly
Neil Hope (American football)[29]
Gary Hunt (American football)
Merle Hunter
Neil Hutton
Joe Iorio
Jim Irwin (American football)[30]
Johnny Jackson (defensive lineman)[31]
Daniel Jacobs (American football)
Stan Jacobs
Angelo James
Leonard Jackson (American football)[32]
Keith Jenkins (American football)
Rayford Jenkins
Chuck Johnson (defensive lineman)[33]
Chuck Johnson (offensive lineman)[34]
Gary Don Johnson
M. L. Johnson
Mark Johnson (defensive back)[35]
Nate Johnson (running back)[36]
Willie Lee Jones
Jeff Kacmarek
Jake Kaufman (American football)[37]
Duce Keahey
Carl Keever
Pat Kelly (linebacker)
Bob Keseday
Ivan Kicks
Walt Kinderdine
Bernard King (American football)
Tim King (American football) (Also USFL)[38]
Rick Kirk
Jon Knoble
James Krempin
Doc Ladorum
Dick Lage
Eric Larkin
Ken Last
Brian Lattimore
Marcus Lawrence
Bill Leach
Scott Leach
Mike Lee (linebacker)[39]
Keith Lester
Buzzy Lewis
John Lewis (American football)[40]
Kim Locklin
Walt Love (American football)[41]
Tommy Luke
Mark Lyles
Dan MacDonald
Mark MacDonald (American football)[42]
Johnny Mackorell
Mike Malham
Irvin Mallory
Jim Manning (American football)[43]
Ed Marcontell
Ron Maree
Dave Margavage
Curt Mark
James Marshall (American football)[44]
Matt Martin (American football)[45]
Wes Matthews (American football)[46]
Frank Mattiace
John Maxwell (offensive tackle)
Ron McCall
Fred McCallister
Robert McClowry
Brian McConnel
Larry McCoy (American football)[47]
Mike McCurry (American football)[48]
Bubba McCollum
Mark McNeal
Bob Meeks
Jim Merritts
Ken Mitchell (American football)
Gabe Mokwuah
Charlie Moore (American football)
Dana Moore
Jim Morgan (American football)
Anthony Mosley
Gary Moss
Bob Moten
Ryan Myers
Ross Nagel
Bill Nagida
Ralph Nairan
Walter Napier (American football)[49]
Kenny Nash
Ray Nealy
Mike Nease
Frank Nelson (American football)[50]
Bill Netherton
Richard Newsome
Robert Niehoff (American football)[51]
John O'Callaghan (American football)[52]
Darryl Oliver
Jordan Omari
Fred Orns
Vince Osby
Chris Pacheco
Chris Pane
Kaulana Park
Ronald Parker (American football)
Stan Parker (American football)
Robert Parrish (American football)
Troy Patridge
Harold Paul (American football)[53]
John Pentecost (American football)[54]
Dean Perryman
Ara Person
Duane Pettitt
Joe Petty
Kim Phillips (gridiron football)[55]
Woodie Pippens
Ron Plantz
Steve Powell (American football)[56]
Stacy Price
Terry Price (American football)[57]
Dan Pride
Dave Purling
David Pyles
David Rackley (American football)[58]
Frank Ramsey (American football)[59]
Greg Ramsey
Joe Randall
Harry Randolph
John Ray (tackle)[60]
Kevin Reach
Ben Reed (American football)[61]
James Reed (linebacker)[62]
Smith Reed
Alfred Reese
Marion Reeves
Alan Reid (American football)[63]
Jim Reid (offensive lineman)[64]
Jeff Reinke
Mike Rengel
Carlos Reveiz
Steve Rhem
Danny Rhodes
Wayne Rhodes
Bob Richards (American football)
Louis Richardson
Tim Richardson (American football)
Frank Richter (American football)[65]
Eric Riley (American football)[66]
Billy Rivers
Travis Roach
Larry Roberts (running back)
Marvin Roberts
Ed Robinson (back)[67]
Gregg Robinson
John Rodgers (American football)[68]
Steve Rosga
Ted Rose
Ted Rosnagle
Randy Ross
Pete Roth
Joe Ryan (American football)[69]
Bill Sabatino
Tino Sabuco
Frank Sacco
Chuck Sanders
Jerry Sanders (American football)
Reggie Sanderson
Frank Santora
Ken Sawyer
Joe Schein
Herb Schell
Ed Schenk
Art Schiebel (redirect)
Bob Schmit
Joe Schwartz
Bill Scott (American football)[70]
Ed Scott (American football)[71]
Rick Seifert
Jeff Shaw (American football)
Darin Shoulders
Pete Shufelt
Stan Simmons (American football)
Ken Sims
Bill Singletary
Dennis Smith (running back)[72]
Gary Smith (American football)[73]
Johnny Ray Smith
Reggie Smith (offensive lineman)[74]
Quintin Smith
Pat Snyder
Del Speer
Rob Spicer (American football)
Tim Stallworth
Jeff Stanciel
Harold Stanfield
Bob Stankovich
Jerome Stanton
John Starnes
Larry Steele (American football)[75]
Mac Stephens
Dana Stephenson
Sam Stepney
Rick Stevenson (American football)
Joe Stewart (American football)[76]
Ralph Stockemer
Tim Stone (American football)
Greg Storr
Bill Story
Dave Strobel
Frank Strong (American football)[77]
Vern Studdard
Larry Suchy
Kent Sullivan
Jim Swift
Charley Tabb
Travis Tannahill
Pete Tatman
Charlie Taylor (American football)
Derrick Taylor
Tony Taylor (running back)[78]
Joe Terry
Ryan Terry
Jim Tharpe
Cornell Thomas
Sean Thomas (American football)
Emmuel Thompson
Gary Thompson (American football)[79]
Jamie Thompson (American football)[80]
Marty Thompson
Tod Thompson
Mark Tigges
Emmett Tilley
Ed Tillison
Bob Trygstad
Phil Tuckett
Jeff Tupper (American football)[81]
Mike Turner (American football)[82]
Darren Twombly
Andre Tyler
Brian Vertefeuille
Jim Villani
Reggie Waddell
Dick Wagoner
Henry Walls
Jim Warne (American football)
Dave Washington (tight end)[83]
Robert Watts (American football)[84]
Emmanuel Weaver
Kevin Webster (American football)[85]
Gary Weithley
Tom Welter
Bob Werl
Joe Wesley
Ronnie West
Ted Wheeler (American football)[86]
Charles White (defensive back)[87]
Lawrence White (American football)[88]
Chris Williams (defensive lineman)[89]
Mahlon Williams (American football)
Travis Williams (wide receiver)[90]
Billy Witt
Bill Wosilius
William Yanchar
James Yeats (American football)[91]
Ben Young (American football)[92]
Kevin Young (American football)[93]
Michael Young (linebacker)[94]
Renard Young
Sam Young (running back)[95]

Coaches[edit]

CFL

Hick Abbott
Pete Barnes (Canadian football)
Hume Blake (Canadian football)
A. H. Campbell
Warren Coryell
Jerry Crapper
Dr. Andy Davies
Bob Fritz
Doc Galvin
Walter Gilhooley
H. T. Glazebrook
Dick Haughian
Harold Lambe
Jack Millidge
Rupert Muntz
Orville Murphy
Jack Newton (Canadian football) (CFL Hall of Famer)
W. H. Perram
Fred Ritter
Fred Russell (Canadian football)
Frank Tindall (CFL Hall of Famer)
Billy Wood (Canadian football)

Team executives[edit]

Gary Vitto, William Niro, Glenn Mazula Arena Football League Hall of Fame members
Chuck Arnold (American football), Seattle Seahawks team president
Len Back, CFL HOF
Kristi Coleman, Carolina Panthers team president
Kevin Demhoff, Los Angeles Rams team president
Hymie Elhai, New York Jets team president
Tom Glick, Carolina Panthers team president
Greg Grissom, Houston Texans team president
Al Guido, San Francisco 49ers team president
JW Johnson, Cleveland Browns team president
Damani Leech, Denver Broncos team president
Burke Nihill, Tennessee Titans team president
John Spytek
Steve Underwood, Tennessee Titans team president

Owners[edit]

Edwin Anderson (American football), Detroit Lions Co–Owner (1948–1960)
Herb Brandt, Cleveland Bulldogs owner (1925–1926) Template:Cleveland Bulldogs
Lyle Fife, Detroit Lions Co-Owner (1948–1960)
Fred Mandel (American football), Detroit Lions Owner (1940–1947)
George Richards (American football), Detroit Lions owner (1936–1939)

Other leagues[edit]

CFL

Howard Ballage [96] (Also USFL)
Elton Brown (defensive end) [97]
Brandon Collier [98][99][100]
Gerry Collins (gridiron football)[101]
Euclid Cummings
Marshall Hamilton
Michael Hayes (Canadian football)
Paul Johnson (Canadian football)
Dale Joseph
David Rivers (quarterback)[102]
Sulecio Sanford
Dave Sauve
Byron Hemingway
Brian Warren (Canadian football)
Aston Whiteside
Nelson Yarbrough
Mike Gold (Canadian football)
Srecko Zizakovic
Frantz Clarkson
Horace Morris
Kevin Smellie
Melvin Byrd
John Eckman
Vidal Carlin
Deitan Dubuc
Corey Dixon (1993 Orange Bowl MVP)
Ezra Landry
Vernon Mitchell
Robert Grant (Canadian football)
Neal Smith (Canadian football)
Anthony Collier
Doug Landry
Shino Prater
Jeff Braswell
Brian Hilk
Donnie Thomas (gridiron football)
Jay Macias [103]
Roman Anderson
Paul Watson (Canadian football)
Tony Hunter (wide receiver) [104] / Anthony Hunter (Canadian football)
John Vilunas
Parnell Moore
Sam Rogers (Canadian football)
Herb Johnson (gridiron football)
Sammy Greene
Boyd Carter
Bobby Thompson (offensive lineman) [105]
Patrick Bradford
Willie Lambert
Bob Smith (center) [106]
J. B. Smith (Canadian football) [107]
Wally Zatylny
John Feugill
Scott Robinson (Canadian football)
Daniel Porter (Canadian football)
Darrick Branch
Danny Collins (Canadian football) [108]
Jeraill McCuller
Paul Yatkowski
Kenny Downing
Demetris Bendross
Juan Johnson
Joey Jauch [109]
Mike Greenfield (Canadian football) [110]
James Washington (quarterback) [111]
Brad Taylor (Canadian football)
Lewis Walker (Canadian football)
Kory Bailey
Ollie Bakken
Bill Banks
Ken Dombrowski [112]
Brian Bedford (Canadian football)
Phil Rogers (Canadian football)
Scott McEwan
Roland Mangold
Glenn Cook (Canadian football)
Gary Silvestri
Mike Williams (quarterback) (and Doug Williams brother) [113]
Ronald Veal
Tom Rusk
Anthony Stafford (Canadian football)
Tony Moss
Chris Taylor (wide receiver) [114]
Markese Fitzgerald [115]
Prince McJunkins [116]
Lawrence Pittman [117]
Gus Ornstein [118])
Deronnie Pitts [119])
Dave Quehl
Joseph Judge (Canadian football) (and father of Giants coach Joe Judge) [120]
Adam Raine (British CFL player for the Edmonton Elks. Former All-Ivy defensive tackle for the Yale Bulldogs from 2018-2022.) (Adam Raine - CFL.ca Elks sign Adam Raine (DL) Raine Signs with CFL’s Edmonton Elks 2023 NFL Draft Prospect Interview Adam Raine - 2022 Yale Football Roster Make it Raine, Edmonton Elks sign Global DL Adam Raine Yale defensive lineman Adam Raine invited to Washington Commanders' minicamp Top 20 position players in the 2023 CFL Global Draft)

USFL

Mark Battaglia
Mike Brewington
Todd Campbell (American football)[121]
Maurice Clemmons (American football)
Joel Coles [122]
Joe Cugliari [123]
Rich D'Amico [124]
Vince DeMarinis
Rick Donaldson
Jack Lafferty
Max Gill (American football)
Bill Gompf
Tim James (American football) [125]
Lloyd Jones (American football) [126]
Jeff Merrell
Mike McLaughlin (center) [127]
Rodney McMillan
Mike Mees [128]
Bobby Overly [129]
Shawn Potts [130]
Mitch Pounds [131]
Cornelius Quarles [132]
Jeff Quinn (quarterback)[133]
LeRoy Robinson [134]
Mark Slawson
Mike Sommerfield [135]
Al Strandberg [[136]]
Dwayne Strozier [137]
Tony Vitale (American football)[138]
Clint Wenzel
John Zupancic [139]

CFL HOF reporters[edit]

See Canadian Football Hall of Fame#Football reporters of Canada
Perc Allen
Mike Beamish
Vern DeGeer
Rick Matsumoto
Dan Ralph

Other[edit]

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