Carl Brumbaugh

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Carl Brumbaugh
Position(s):
Quarterback		 Jersey #(s):
N/A
Born: September 22, 1906(1906-09-22)
West Milton, Ohio
Died: October, 1969 (age 63)
Career Information
Year(s): 1930–1938
College: Florida
Professional Teams
Career Stats
TD-INT     8-14
Yards     656
QB Rating     32.1
Stats at NFL.com
Career Highlights and Awards
  • No notable achievements

Carl L. Brumbaugh (September 22, 1906 - October, 1969) was an American football player. He attended the University of Florida. In his National Football League career he played for the Chicago Bears, Cleveland Rams, and Brooklyn Dodgers.

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Chicago Bears 1932 NFL Champions
Gil Bergerson | Carl Brumbaugh | Bill Buckler | Lloyd Burdick | Zuck Carlson | George Corbett | Al Culver | John Doehring | Harold Ely | Tiny Engebretsen | Paul Franklin | Red Grange | Bill Hewitt | Herb Joesting | Luke Johnsos | Joe Kopcha | Bernie Leahy | Ookie Miller | Keith Molesworth | Al Moore | Don Murry | Bronko Nagurski | Dick Nesbitt | Bert Pearson | Jim Pederson | Paul Schuette | Johnny Sisk | Cookie Tackwell | George Trafton
Head Coach Ralph Jones
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Chicago Bears 1933 NFL Champions
Gil Bergerson | Carl Brumbaugh | Bill Buckler | Zuck Carlson | George Corbett | John Doehring | Paul Franklin | Red Grange | Bill Hewitt | Luke Johnsos | Bill Karr | Joe Kopcha | Link Lyman | Jack Manders | Ookie Miller | Keith Molesworth | George Musso | Bronko Nagurski | Dick Nesbitt | Bert Pearson | Ray Richards | Gene Ronzani | Johnny Sisk | Dick Smith | Dick Stahlman | Cookie Tackwell | Joe Zeller
Head Coach George Halas
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