Tuffy Thompson
Full name
Clarence Leonard Thompson
Birth
September 28, 1914 in Montevideo (MN)
Death
February 05, 2000 in Jacksonville (FL)
Age
85
University
College
- Montevideo (MN)
Weight
172 lb (78 kg)
Height
5 feet and 11 inches (180 cm)
Position
Jersey numbers
- 50 Green Bay Packers (1939)
- 27 Pittsburgh Steelers (1937-1938)
Teammates of Tuffy Thompson in different teams
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Green Bay Packers (1939)
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Pittsburgh Steelers (1937-1938)
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Bernie Lee
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Bill Breeden
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Billy Wilson
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Bull Karcis
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Buster Raborn
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By Haines
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Eggs Manske
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Frank Billock
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Frank Filchock
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Izzy Weinstock
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Jack Robinson
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Jess Tatum
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Jim Rorison
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Joe Cardwell
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John Nosich
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John Oelerich
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Johnny Blood
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Johnny Gildea
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Karl McDade
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Lou Lassahn
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Lou Tsoutsouvas
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Mac Cara
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Max Fiske
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Mike Basrak
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Paul McDonough
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Scrapper Farrell
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Stu Smith
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Swede Hanson
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Tex Holcomb
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Tom Burnette
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Vinnie Farrar
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Walt Kiesling
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Whizzer White
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Players who have their birthday on the same day as Tuffy Thompson
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Spencer Rattler (25)
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Dyontae Johnson (25)
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Andrew Booth (25)
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Brayden Narveson (26)
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Tyler Shough (26)
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Luke Schoonmaker (27)
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Dan Moore (27)
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Jahlani Tavai (29)
FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions about Tuffy Thompson
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When was Tuffy Thompson born?
Tuffy Thompson was born on September 28, 1914
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When did Tuffy Thompson die?
Tuffy Thompson died on February 05, 2000 at the age of 85
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Where was Tuffy Thompson born?
Tuffy Thompson was born in Montevideo (Montevideo)
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How tall is Tuffy Thompson?
Tuffy Thompson is 5 inches and 11 feet (165 cm) tall
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How much does Tuffy Thompson weigh?
Tuffy Thompson weighs 172 pounds (78 kg)
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What college or high school did Tuffy Thompson play for before entering the NFL?
Tuffy Thompson played at the university of
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What jersey number does Tuffy Thompson wear?
The last jersey number Tuffy Thompson wore was 50
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What position does Tuffy Thompson play?
Tuffy Thompson plays as a
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What team(s) has Tuffy Thompson played for?
Tuffy Thompson has played for Green Bay Packers (1939), Pittsburgh Steelers (1937-1938)
Minnesota North College