Charley Trippi, the oldest living NFL Hall of Famer, has sadly passed away aged 100. The former running back and quarterback spent his career with the Chicago Cardinals, now Arizona Cardinals, and became an NFL Champion in 1947 as he sadly passed away on Wednesday.
A versatile offensive and special teams player, Trippi would be used across the field at quarterback and running back as a dual threat option, whilst also returning punts and even filling in at defensive back during key plays.
The number one pick in the 1945 NFL Draft would spend four years as a Georgia Bulldog, as he lead the team to a 1943 Rose Bowl win over the UCLA Bruins - his number 62 remains retired at Georgia.