Tom McNeill
American football player (born 1942)
American football player
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Position: | Punter |
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Born: | (1942-08-12) August 12, 1942 (age 82) Rockford, Illinois, U.S. |
Height: | 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) |
Weight: | 195 lb (88 kg) |
Career information | |
High school: | Houston (TX) Spring Branch |
College: | Stephen F. Austin State |
Career history | |
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Thomas Gregg McNeill is a former professional American football player who played punter for seven seasons for the New Orleans Saints, Minnesota Vikings, and Philadelphia Eagles.[1] He attended Spring Branch High School, Wharton County Junior College, and Stephen F. Austin State University.[2]
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New Orleans Saints 1967 inaugural season roster
- 0 Obert Logan
- 10 Charlie Durkee
- 12 Tom McNeill
- 15 Gary Cuozzo
- 16 Bo Burris
- 17 Billy Kilmer
- 19 Gary Wood
- 20 George Youngblood
- 21 John Douglas
- 22 Charlie Brown
- 23 Dave Whitsell
- 24 Elijah Nevett
- 25 Jerry Simmons
- 26 Jimmy Heidel
- 27 Walter Roberts
- 29 Ray Ogden
- 30 Les Kelley
- 31 Jim Taylor
- 32 Tom Barrington
- 33 Randy Schultz
- 35 Ted Davis
- 36 Don McCall
- 37 Steve Stonebreaker
- 38 Phil Vandersea
- 39 Ernie Wheelwright
- 42 John Gilliam
- 44 George Rose
- 45 Jimmy Jordan
- 46 Danny Abramowicz
- 47 Bruce Cortez
- 50 Jake Kupp
- 53 Dave Simmons
- 54 Joe Wendryhoski
- 55 Jackie Burkett
- 58 Eli Strand
- 59 Fred Whittingham
- 60 Brian Schweda
- 61 Del Williams
- 63 Roy Schmidt
- 66 Bill Cody
- 67 George Harvey
- 71 Dick Anderson
- 71 Dave McCormick
- 72 Earl Leggett
- 73 Bill Sandeman
- 73 Jerry Sturm
- 74 Mike Tilleman
- 76 Dave Rowe
- 77 Ray Rissmiller
- 78 Jerry Jones
- 79 Lou Cordileone
- 80 Jim Garcia
- 81 Doug Atkins
- 83 Vern Burke
- 84 Jim Hester
- 85 Ray Poage
- 86 Tom Hall
- 88 Ben Hart
- 89 Kent Kramer
Head Coach: Tom Fears
Assistant Coaches: George Dickson- Jack Faulkner
- Ed Khayat
- J. D. Roberts
- Bob Shaw
- Walt Yowarsky
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