Herb Adderley

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Herbert Allen Adderley
Position (s):
Cornerback 		Jersey number (s):
26
born June 8, 1939 in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania
Career information
Active : 1961 - 1972
NFL Draft : 1961 / Round: 1 / Pick: 12
College : Michigan State
Teams
Career statistics
Interceptions     48
Interception return yards     1,046
Interception return touchdowns     7th
Stats at pro-football-reference.com
Career highlights and awards
Pro Football Hall of Fame

Herbert Allen Adderley (* 8. June 1939 in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania ) is a former American American football poker players on the position of the cornerbacks . He played between 1961 and 1972 with the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys in the National Football League (NFL). He became three NFL champions with the Packers and won two Super Bowls with them . He won another Super Bowl with the Dallas Cowboys. In 1980 he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame .

Adderley was selected in the first round of the 1961 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers as the 12th player. He began his professional career as an offensive back and was retrained to cornerback by head coach Vince Lombardi at the end of his first season . In the new position, Adderley got 48 interceptions in twelve years , which he carried back for 1046 yards and scored seven touchdowns .

Before the time of the Super Bowl , Adderley won three NFL championships with the Green Bay Packers . In addition, he won the first two Super Bowls, also with the Packers. After the 1971 season , he won Super Bowl VI , this time with the Dallas Cowboys . In Super Bowl II he managed an interception. He then carried the ball back 60 yards for a touchdown. He was one of the top cornerbacks of the 1960s and was voted onto the NFL All-Decade Team of the 1960s for this reason . In addition to being a cornerback, he also played as a kickoff returner. In his 12-year career, he carried 120 kickoffs for 3,080 yards (25.7 yards per return) and two touchdowns. In his playing days, he weighed around 93 kg and was 1.83 m tall.

In 1980, Herb Adderley was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original from June 25, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.packers.com
  2. ↑ http://www.profootballhof.com/hof/member.aspx?PlayerId=9&tab=Stats
  3. ↑ https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/
  4. ↑ http://www.profootballhof.com/history/2010/1/17/nfls-all-decade-team-of-the-1960s---defense/
NFL 1960s All-Decade Team

Sonny Jurgensen  | Bart Starr  | Johnny Unitas  | John David Crow  | Paul Hornung  | Leroy Kelly  | Gale Sayers  | Jim Brown  | Jim Taylor  | John Mackey  | Del Shofner  | Charley Taylor  | Gary Collins  | Boyd Dowler  | Bob Brown  | Forrest Gregg  | Ralph Neely  | Gene Hickerson  | Jerry Kramer  | Howard Mudd  | Jim Ringo  | Doug Atkins  | Willie Davis  | Deacon Jones  | Alex Karras  | Bob Lilly  | Merlin Olsen  | Dick Butkus  | Larry Morris  | Ray Nitschke  | Tommy Nobis  | Dave Robinson  | Herb Adderley  | Lem Barney  | Bobby Boyd  | Eddie Meador  | Larry Wilson  | Willie Wood  | Jim Bakken  | Don Chandler

Green Bay Packers members in the Pro Football Hall of Fame


Herb Adderley (1980) | Tony Canadeo (1974) | Willie Davis (1981) | Brett Favre (2016) | Len Ford (1976) | Forrest Gregg (1977) | Ted Hendricks (1990) | Arnie Herber (1966) | Clarke Hinkle (1964) | Paul Hornung (1986) | Cal Hubbard (1963) | Don Hutson (1963) | Henry Jordan (1995) | Walt Kiesling (1966) | Jerry Kramer (2018) | Earl "Curly" Lambeau (1963) | James Lofton (2003) | Vince Lombardi (1971) | John (Blood) McNally (1963) | Mike Michalske (1964) | Ray Nitschke (1978) | Jim Ringo (1981) | Dave Robinson (2013) | Bart Starr (1977) | Jan Stenerud (1991) | Jim Taylor (1976) | Emlen Tunnell (1967) | Reggie White (2006) | Ron Wolf (2015) | Willie Wood (1989)

Dallas Cowboys members in the Pro Football Hall of Fame


Herb Adderley (1980) | Troy Aikman (2006) | Larry Allen (2013) | Lance Alworth (1978) | Gil Brandt (2019) | Tony Dorsett (1994) | Mike Ditka (1988) | Forrest Gregg (1977) | Charles Haley (2015) | Bob Hayes (2009) | Michael Irvin (2007) | Jerry Jones (2017) | Tom Landry (1990) | Bob Lilly (1980) | Tommy McDonald (1998) | Terrell Owens (2018) | Bill Parcells (2013) | Mel Renfro (1996) | Deion Sanders (2011) | Tex Schramm (1991) | Emmitt Smith (2010) | Jackie Smith (2001) | Roger Staubach (1985) | Randy White (1994) | Rayfield Wright (2006)

Green Bay Packers Super Bowl I Champions


5 Paul Hornung  | 12 Zeke Bratkowski  | 15 Bart Starr ( MVP )  | 21 Bob Jeter  | 22 Elijah Pitts  | 24 Willie Wood  | 26 Herb Adderley  | 27 Red Mack  | 31 Jim Taylor  | 33 Jim Grabowski  | 34 Don Chandler  | 37 Phil Vandersea  | 40 Tom Brown  | 43 Doug Hart  | 44 Donny Anderson  | 45 Dave Hathcock  | 50 Bill Curry  | 56 Tommy Crutcher  | 57 Ken Bowman  | 60 Lee Roy Caffey  | 63 Fred Thurston  | 64 Jerry Kramer  | 66 Ray Nitschke  | 68 Gale Gillingham  | 72 Steve Wright  | 73 Jim Weatherwax  | 74 Henry Jordan  | 75 Forrest Gregg  | 76 Bob Skoronski  | 77 Ron Kostelnik  | 78 Bob Brown  | 80 Bob Long  | 81 Marv Fleming  | 82 Lionel Aldridge  | 84 Carroll Dale  | 85 Max McGee  | 86 Boyd Dowler  | 87 Willie Davis  | 88 Bill Anderson  | 89 Dave Robinson  | Head Coach: Vince Lombardi  | Coaches: Phil Bengtson  | Jerry Burns  | Red Cochran  | Dave Hanner  | Bob Schnelker  | Ray Wietecha

Green Bay Packers Super Bowl II Champions


12 Zeke Bratkowski  | 13 Don Horn  | 15 Bart Starr ( MVP )  | 21 Bob Jeter  | 23 Travis Williams  | 24 Willie Wood  | 26 Herb Adderley  | 27 Claudis James  | 30 Chuck Mercein  | 33 Jim Grabowski  | 34 Don Chandler  | 36 Ben Wilson  | 40 Tom Brown  | 43 Doug Hart  | 44 Donny Anderson  | 45 John Rowser  | 50 Bob Hyland  | 55 Jim Flanigan  | 56 Tommy Crutcher  | 57 Ken Bowman  | 60 Lee Roy Caffey  | 63 Fred Thurston  | 64 Jerry Kramer  | 66 Ray Nitschke  | 68 Gale Gillingham  | 72 Steve Wright  | 73 Jim Weatherwax  | 74 Henry Jordan  | 75 Forrest Gregg  | 76 Bob Skoronski  | 77 Ron Kostelnik  | 78 Bob Brown  | 80 Bob Long  | 81 Marv Fleming  | 82 Lionel Aldridge  | 83 Allen Brown  | 84 Carroll Dale  | 85 Max McGee  | 86 Boyd Dowler  | 87 Willie Davis  | 88 Dick Capp  | 89 Dave Robinson  | Head Coach: Vince Lombardi  | Coaches: Phil Bengtson  | Jerry Burns  | Wally Cruice  | Dave Hanner  | Tom McCormick  | Bob Schnelker  | Ray Wietecha

Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl VI Champions


10 Ron Widby  | 12 Roger Staubach ( MVP )  | 14 Craig Morton  | 15 Toni Fritsch  | 19 Lance Alworth  | 20 Mel Renfro  | 22 Bob Hayes  | 23 Margene Adkins  | 26 Herb Adderley  | 30 Dan Reeves  | 31 Gloster Richardson  | 32 Walt Garrison  | 33 Duane Thomas  | 34 Cornell Green  | 35 Calvin Hill  | 36 Joe Williams  | 37 Isaac Thomas  | 41 Charlie Waters  | 42 Claxton Welch  | 43 Cliff Harris  | 46 Mark Washington  | 50 DD Lewis  | 51 Dave Manders  | 52 Dave Edwards  | 54 Chuck Howley  | 55 Lee Roy Jordan  | 56 Tom Stincic  | 60 Lee Roy Caffey  | 61 Blaine Nye  | 62 John Fitzgerald  | 63 Larry Cole  | 64 Tony Liscio  | 66 George Andrie  | 67 Pat Toomay  | 70 Rayfield Wright  | 71 Rodney Wallace  | 72 Don Talbert  | 73 Ralph Neely  | 74 Bob Lilly  | 75 Jethro Pugh  | 76 John Niland  | 77 Bill Gregory  | 79 Forrest Gregg  | 83 Mike Clark  | 85 Tody Smith  | 87 Billy Truax  | 89 Mike Ditka  | Head Coach: Tom Landry  | Coaches: Ermal Allen  | Bobby Franklin  | Jim Myers  | Dan Reeves  | Ray Renfro  | Ernie Stautner  | Jerry Tubbs

personal data
SURNAME Adderley, Herb
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Adderley, Herbert Allen (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American football player
DATE OF BIRTH June 8, 1939
PLACE OF BIRTH Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , United States