Top 10 NFL Players of the 30s

He was Jerry Rice, before Jerry Rice broke all of HIS records. But Hutson remains to this day the best Packers Wide Receiver of all time. He came from Alabama and there he set many of receiving records there. So it was destiny that he would do the same. Boy he did over and over again. he caught 488 passes which is today's NFL, that may not be good enough to go to the Hall of Fame, but in his day that was more than good enough. His 99 touchdowns when he retired was mind blowing. He was a true great.
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He was a powerful man, so powerful that he was also a professional wrestler, so good he was a heavyweight champion in the N W A. In Pro football, he was a leader and a champion with those Chicago Bears. He rushed for 2,778 yards and 25 touchdowns. But the real strength is his heart and would do whatever it takes to make a team a winner. When many Bears went off to serve for their country during World War II. He came back in 1943, and with that he retired again, only this time as an NFL champion, a Bear legend for all times.
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This man can do it all, kicking, passing, defense, running and was the first great star in the history of the Detroit Lions. He was Deion before Deion was Prime Time. He led the Lions to an impressive 10-3 in the first year (1934) of the Lions franchise. The next year, the Lions was in the NFL championship game and won as he helped out a 26-7 win over the Giants with an exciting 40-yard touchdown run. Potsy Clark, Clark's coach said "Dutch is like a rabbit in a brush heap when he gets into the secondary. He has no plan but only instinct to cut, pivot, slant and run in any direction equally well.'
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It's a rarity to see this Hall of Fame great played for so many teams BUT never left the New York City area, because Ken played his whole career in the nation's biggest market, a city that today survived the early years of the NFL to became a massive big thing. Strong himself played very well, as a Giant in 1934, he led the team in rushing (431 yards) and played a big part in the Giants First NFL Championship win over the Chicago Bears as he scored 17 of the Giants 30-13 win. He was inducted into the Giants Ring of Honor in 2010. A original Giant.
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He was picked very late in the 1936 NFL Draft. He was the 78th pick taken, but he used this late pick to work hard on a team that was destined to win, that team was the Chicago Bears. He played for 86 teams, and was named to the 1939 NFL All-Pro Team and was the key factor in the 1940 NFL Championship Game Bears 73-0 win over the Former Washington Redskins. When his career ended in 1943, the awards and Honors favor him including being named to the NFL's 100th Anniversary All-Time Team, and one of the 100 Greatest Bears of all time.
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He was one of the many athletes who went off to serve for the United States during World War 2. But before he became an American Hero on the front lines, he was an American Hero on the gridiron. He played for 7 different NFL teams, but it was the Green Bay Packers that would suite him best. He joined that team in 1929, and he along with other first year players formed the nucleus of the NFL's first dynasty as the Packers from 1929 to 1931 ruled the pro football world, and John ran his way into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and into the pro immortals.
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