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Dick PoillonPosition(s)
Halfback
Defensive back
Kicker
PunterJersey #(s)
25Born August 13, 1920
Queens, New YorkDied November 14, 1994 (aged 74)
West Palm Beach, FloridaCareer information Year(s) 1942–1949 Undrafted in 1942 College Canisius Professional teams - Washington Redskins (1942)
- Washington Redskins (1946-1949)
Career stats Rushing yards 535 Punting yards 5,804 Touchdowns 10 Stats at NFL.com Career highlights and awards - Pro Bowl selection (1942)
Richard Charles Poillon (August 13, 1920 – November 14, 1994) was an American football halfback in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins. He scored a career 247 points and was the Redskin's lead scorer for three years. Poillon was voted one of the Redskin's "Top 100 players" of all time by a poll in the Washington Post. He held the old record of 93 yards (on a lateral) Pick Off, Run On vs. the Philadelphia Eagles set on November 21, 1948 (broken December 26, 1987). He attended Canisius College.
Washington Redskins 1942 NFL Champions Ki Aldrich | Sammy Baugh | Ed Beinor | Victor Carroll | Ed Cifers | Fred Davis | Rufus Deal | Andy Farkas | Dick Farman | John Goodyear | Cecil Hare | Ray Hare | Ed Justice | Steve Juzwik | John Kovatch | Al Krueger | Charley Malone | Bob Masterson | Bob McChesney | Wilbur Moore | Dick Poillon | Bob Seymour | Clyde Shugart | Steve Slivinski | George Smith | Clem Stralka | Bob Titchenal | Dick Todd | George Watts | Marvin Whited | Willie Wilkin | Bill Young | Joe Zeno | Roy Zimmerman
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