Leo Sanford

Leo Sanford (born October 4, 1929 in Dallas, Texas) is a former professional American Football player for the Chicago Cardinals.

Baltimore Colts 1958 NFL Champions
  • Alan Ameche
  • Raymond Berry
  • Ordell Braase
  • Ray Brown
  • Jack Call
  • Milt Davis
  • Art DeCarlo
  • Art Donovan
  • L. G. Dupree
  • Dick Horn
  • Don Joyce
  • Ray Krouse
  • Big Daddy Lipscomb
  • Lenny Lyles
  • Gino Marchetti
  • Lenny Moore
  • Jim Mutscheller
  • Steve Myhra
  • Andy Nelson
  • Buzz Nutter
  • Jim Parker
  • Bill Pellington
  • Sherman Plunkett
  • George Preas
  • Billy Pricer
  • Bert Rechichar
  • Johnny Sample
  • Alex Sandusky
  • Leo Sanford
  • George Shaw
  • Don Shinnick
  • Jackie Simpson
  • Art Spinney
  • Avatus Stone
  • Dick Szymanski
  • Carl Taseff
  • Fred Thurston
  • Johnny Unitas

  • Head Coach: Weeb Ewbank

  • Assistant Coaches: Herman Ball
  • John Bridgers
  • Bob Shaw
  • Charley Winner
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Name Sanford, Leo
Alternative names
Short description American football player
Date of birth October 4, 1929
Place of birth Dallas, Texas
Date of death
Place of death


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