Quarterback Collection

FOOTBALL GAME, 1966. Quarterback Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers attempting to run for a first down against the Baltimore Colts after failing to find an open receiver

FOOTBALL GAME, 1965. Defensive tackle Roger Brown of the Detroit Lions exults after sacking quarterback Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers (kneeling) in the end zone for a safety

The flapper and the Quarterback - Ruth Page and Jorg Fasting in a series of poses from their dance performed in recital this season, 1928 Date: 1928

Boy Playing Football With Muscles and Bones
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Henri de la Tour d Auvergne, Viscount de Turenne (1611-1675), Marshal of France, engraving in the book famous men, 1841

Domingo Forcadell (1800 -), field marshal of the Carlist army in the 1st Carlist War, engraving of 1845

Quarterback Y. A. Tittle
New York, New York: December 16, 1963. New York Giants quarterback Y.A. Tittle gingerly sheds his uniform in the dressing room at Yankee Stadium after leading his team to victory over Pittsburgh

Man preparing to throw football

Man playing football

Man throwing football

Navy Quarterback Staubach
Annapolis, Maryland: September 23, 1963. Navy quarterback Roger Staubach dives over the line during a practice

Washington State Quarterback
Pullman, Washington: 1933. Phil Sarboe, Washington State University quarterback

Yelberton Abraham Tittle. American football player. Photographed in 1961 as a member of the New York Giants
Y.A. TITTLE (1926- ). Yelberton Abraham Tittle. American football player. Photographed in 1961 as a member of the New York Giants

FOOTBALL GAME, 1965. Quarterback Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers being sacked for a 7-yard loss during a game against the Los Angeles Rams, at County Stadium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

SILENT FILM STILL: SPORTS. The Quarterback, 1926

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"Legendary Quarterback Bart Starr: A Force to be Reckoned With in 1960s Football" In the intense football game of 1966, Bart Starr, the skilled quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, showcased his determination and agility as he attempted to run for a first down against the Baltimore Colts. Failing to find an open receiver, Starr relied on his own skills to make a play during this thrilling match at County Stadium in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A year earlier, in 1965, another memorable moment unfolded on the field. Defensive tackle Roger Brown of the Detroit Lions exulted with triumph after sacking none other than Bart Starr himself. This impressive feat took place at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin and resulted in a safety for Brown's team. While football has its historic moments captured through photography and artistry alike, it is important to note that they are not limited solely to professional games. In Ruth Page's captivating ballet performance titled "The Flapper and the Quarterback, " we witness how different forms of art can also depict this iconic position. Furthermore, even young boys engage in their own versions of football heroics. As seen in "Boy Playing Football With Muscles and Bones, " children emulate their favorite quarterbacks by displaying enthusiasm and passion for the sport from an early age. Beyond these specific instances lies a rich history of influential figures who have held prominent roles as quarterbacks throughout time. From Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne - Marshal of France - to Domingo Forcadell - field marshal of Carlist army during Spain's Carlist War - these individuals exemplify leadership qualities associated with being a quarterback. Whether it is Bart Starr or any other quarterback stepping onto the field today or decades ago like Y. A Tittle or Staubach from Navy or Washington State respectively; they all share one common goal: leading their teams towards victory through precise throws and strategic decision-making.