Some of those rubber footballs were pretty bad, but they were inexpensive. The newer synthetic balls are really good, though very discerning QBs might disagree.
I read a similar book in the early 1970s (it was written in the 1950s) and practiced in order to make a team. Long story short, I ended up playing 5 years of Division 1 football (University of Wyoming). Thank you for bringing back some good memories.
When I played flag football after school (fourth grade) in the mid-70s we used a Penn football.
Some of those rubber footballs were pretty bad, but they were inexpensive. The newer synthetic balls are really good, though very discerning QBs might disagree.
Great change of pace with this fun one
That's crazy, I have an Otto Graham signed ball from my great grandpa!
Oh my gosh. A Cleveland Brown player was presented by Pennsylvania Athletic Products, no wonder the Steelers couldn't beat the Browns back then. Lol
I did not! I had a Rawlings “NFL” football at first. I went through many different types.
I read a similar book in the early 1970s (it was written in the 1950s) and practiced in order to make a team. Long story short, I ended up playing 5 years of Division 1 football (University of Wyoming). Thank you for bringing back some good memories.
Great response. Did you practice with a Pennbilt football? I was a bit of a comic book kid, so this brought back memories for me as well. Cowboy Up!