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Earl Campbell
Earl had the distinction of leading the NFL in rushing as a rookie last season. He is a rugged performer, very difficult to tackle, adding a much-needed dimension to Oilers' offensive attack. Earl won 1977 Heisman Trophy at Texas.
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Since 1962, Walt has been a starting tackle for the Houston Oilers. He is considered one of the best pass blockers in all of professional football. Despite his huge size, Walt is extremely mobile and quick. He leads the way on end sweeps to clear a path for his backs to pop through for big gains.



The long-ball-throwing signal caller is being groomed as the Oilers' number one quarterback. Last season, Dan had the fewest interceptions of any regular quarterback in the American Football League.



Tom moved in as a starter for the Oilers at left guard in 1968 and has done a fine job these past two seasons. He is a powerful straight ahead blocker and an excellent blocker on sweeps. He has improved his pass protection during the past three seasons. Tom was a consensus All-American guard at Notre Dame and was considered one of the best blocking guards in Irish history. A defensive tackle as a sophomore in college, Tom suffered a broken wrist in the 1967 AFL championship game but has recovered nicely.



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George Blanda
One of the greats of pro football, George will be playing his eleventh season this year. It would be hard to say which of his outstanding abilities is most valuable. He excels in place kicking, signal calling and passing. He kicked 156 straight points after touchdown with the Chicago "Bears" which is still an NFL record. He is second only to Lou Groza with 88 field goals and is still the highest scoring player in "Bear" History. George played his college football at Kentucky under the great Paul "Bear". Bryant.
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