Jack Ferrante
Full name
Jack Anthony Ferrante
Birth
March 09, 1916 in Camden (NJ)
Death
November 23, 2006 in Yardley (PA)
Age
90
Weight
197 lb (89 kg)
Height
6 feet and 1 inches (185 cm)
Jersey numbers
- 83 Philadelphia Eagles (1950)
- 87 Philadelphia Eagles (1944)
- 83 Philadelphia Eagles (1941-1949)
Teammates of Jack Ferrante in different teams
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Philadelphia Eagles (1950, 1944, 1941-1949)
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Alex Wojciechowicz
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Bill Boedeker
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Billy Hix
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Cliff Patton
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Duke Maronic
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Jack Myers
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Joe Muha
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Tommy Thompson
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Toy Ledbetter
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Bob Friedman
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Carl Fagiolo
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John Durko
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John Yovicsin
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Ted Laux
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Toimi Jarvi
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Walt Nowak
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Abe Karnofsky
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Abe Shires
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Al Baisi
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Al Johnson
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Al Thacker
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Al Wistert
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Al Wukits
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Alex Wojciechowicz
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Alf Bauman
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Allie Sherman
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Art Macioszczyk
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Augie Lio
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Bap Manzini
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Basilio Marchi
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Ben Agajanian
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Ben Kish
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Bernie Kaplan
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Bert Johnson
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Bert Kuczynski
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Bert Milling
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Bill Combs
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Bill Halverson
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Bill Hewitt
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Bill Mackrides
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Billy Jefferson
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Bob Bjorklund
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Bob Davis
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Bob Friedlund
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Bob Friedman
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Bob Krieger
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Bob Masters
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Bob McDonough
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Bob Priestley
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Bob Suffridge
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Bob Thurbon
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Bob Wear
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Bosh Pritchard
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Boyd Williams
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Bruno Banducci
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Bucko Kilroy
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Burr West
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Buss Warren
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Carl Fagiolo
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Cecil Sturgeon
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Charlie Gauer
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Chuck Bednarik
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Cliff Patton
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Clyde Scott
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Dan DeSantis
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Dave diFilippo
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Dean Steward
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Dick Erdlitz
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Dick Humbert
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Don Talcott
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Don Weedon
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Duke Maronic
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Ed Kasky
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Eddie Michaels
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Elbie Schultz
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Elliott Ormsbee
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Enio Conti
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Ernie Steele
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Flip McDonald
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Frank Bausch
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Frank Hrabetin
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Frank Reagan
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Frank Szymanski
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Frank Ziegler
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Fred Gloden
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Fred Hartman
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Fred Meyer
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George Fritts
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George Savitsky
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Gil Steinke
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Gordon Paschka
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Gran Harrison
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Hal Prescott
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Hank Piro
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Henry Gude
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Hugh McCullough
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Irv Hall
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Jack Banta
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Jack Hinkle
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Jack Myers
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Jack Sanders
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Jack Smith
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Jack Stackpool
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Jay MacDowell
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Jim Castiglia
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Jim Kekeris
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Jim Lankas
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Jim Parmer
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Joe Frank
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Joe Muha
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John Binotto
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John Durko
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John Eibner
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John Green
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John Magee
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John Rogalla
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John Shonk
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John Smith
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John Wyhonic
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John Yovicsin
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Johnny Butler
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Ken Hayden
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Kirk Hershey
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Larry Cabrelli
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Len Barnum
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Len Supulski
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Leo Brennan
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Leo Skladany
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Leon Cook
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Les Palmer
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Lou Ghecas
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Lou Tomasetti
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Lyle Graham
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Mario Giannelli
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Mel Bleeker
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Mike Jarmoluk
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Mike Mandarino
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Milt Smith
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Mort Landsberg
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Neill Armstrong
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Nick Basca
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Noble Doss
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Otis Douglas
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Pat McHugh
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Pete Kmetovic
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Pete Pihos
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Phil Ragazzo
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Ralph Fritz
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Ray Graves
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Ray Reutt
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Red Ramsey
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Rocco Canale
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Roger Harding
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Roy Zimmerman
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Rudy Smeja
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Rupert Pate
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Russ Craft
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Sam Bartholomew
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Steve Levanitis
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Steve Sader
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Steve Van Buren
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T.J. Campion
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Ted Doyle
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Ted Laux
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Ted Williams
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Terry Fox
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Tex Williams
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Toimi Jarvi
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Tom Miller
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Tommy Thompson
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Tony Bova
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Tony Cemore
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Vic Lindskog
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Vic Sears
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Walt Barnes
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Walt Nowak
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Wes McAfee
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Woody Gerber
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Players who have their birthday on the same day as Jack Ferrante
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Maema Njongmeta (25)
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Walter Rouse (25)
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John FitzPatrick (26)
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Bryce Ford-Wheaton (26)
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Carter Bradley (26)
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SirVocea Dennis (26)
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Najee Harris (28)
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Trishton Jackson (28)
FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions about Jack Ferrante
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When was Jack Ferrante born?
Jack Ferrante was born on March 09, 1916
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When did Jack Ferrante die?
Jack Ferrante died on November 23, 2006 at the age of 90
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Where was Jack Ferrante born?
Jack Ferrante was born in Camden (Camden)
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How tall is Jack Ferrante?
Jack Ferrante is 6 inches and 1 feet (198 cm) tall
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How much does Jack Ferrante weigh?
Jack Ferrante weighs 197 pounds (89 kg)
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What college or high school did Jack Ferrante play for before entering the NFL?
Jack Ferrante played at the university of
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What jersey number does Jack Ferrante wear?
The last jersey number Jack Ferrante wore was 83
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What position does Jack Ferrante play?
Jack Ferrante plays as a ,
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What team(s) has Jack Ferrante played for?
Jack Ferrante has played for Philadelphia Eagles (1950), Philadelphia Eagles (1944), Philadelphia Eagles (1941-1949)