that the #0 is now legal to wear again. Don't ask me why. Some nostalgic value, I suppose, but I always thought wearing 0 or 00 was cool.
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Didn't "white shoes" where 00 also?I remember Ken Burroughs with the Oilers wearing 00 as a receiver and some D lineman for the Raiders as well. I kind of like QBs wearing numbers in the 20's as well. Can't think of any college players wearing 0 or 00 though.
Billy “White Shoes” wore #84 when he was with the Oilers. He was one of the originators of touchdown celebrations, before everyone was doing them.Didn't "white shoes" where 00 also?
I remember Ken Burroughs with the Oilers wearing 00 as a receiver and some D lineman for the Raiders as well. I kind of like QBs wearing numbers in the 20's as well. Can't think of any college players wearing 0 or 00 though.
Yes, Johnny "O", played next to Ollie Matson in the backfield for the Chicago Cardinals at Commiskey Park.