From Suffolk County to the Super Bowl, Inductees Played on Biggest Stage
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The purpose of our hall of fame is not to just have an induction ceremony and forget about our inductees, it’s to honor them forever. If you haven’t noticed, whenever a major sporting event occurs we dig into the archives and relate the major event to our inductees.
Super Bowl Sunday gives us another reason to highlight the incredible men who played or coached in the biggest game on the biggest stage and called Suffolk County home.
We posted the content on Twitter and grabbed the embedded files for this page below.
Not listed with a tweet, but worth mentioning is Walt Michaels, who was a Jets assistant during Super Bowl III.
It's #SuperBowl Sunday, therefore another opportunity for the @SuffolkHOF to talk about its legendary inductees who were lucky enough to play in the big game during their careers. Follow along for the next bunch of tweets to see who we're talking about … and enjoy #SBLIII! pic.twitter.com/nwvNkHsbWM
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019
From Suffolk County to the #SuperBowl: Suffolk resident Emerson Boozer was a member of the @nyjets during Super Bowl III. #SuffolkHOF pic.twitter.com/LgDk1RGH3O
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019
From Suffolk County to the #SuperBowl: Brentwood native Gary Lee Brown helped the @packers win Super Bowl XXXI. #SuffolkHOF pic.twitter.com/y7UnhOYBsb
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019
From Suffolk County to the #SuperBowl: Newfield alum and Suffolk Hall of Famer Rob Burnett helped the @Ravens win Super Bowl XXXV. #SuffolkHOF pic.twitter.com/UuIN1I14cQ
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019
From Suffolk County to the #SuperBowl: Riverhead native and Suffolk Hall of Famer Ed Danowski played long before the Super Bowl existed, but he was a QB on the @Giants during their 1934 and 1938 NFL championship seasons! #SuffolkHOF pic.twitter.com/c5ctCLWKc3
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019
From Suffolk County to the #SuperBowl: @SachemAlumni and Suffolk Sports Hall of Famer @JumboElliott76 helped the @Giants win Super Bowl XXV! #SuffolkHOF pic.twitter.com/xy6YYObLIT
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019
From Suffolk County to the #SuperBowl: East Islip's own @7BOOMERESIASON, who was an inaugural inductee of the Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame in 1990, led the @Bengals to Super Bowl XXIII. #SuffolkHOF pic.twitter.com/tckR4z3H5z
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019
From Suffolk County to the #SuperBowl: #Amityville native and Suffolk Sports Hall of Famer John Niland helped lead the @dallascowboys to a win Super Bowl VI and they also lost Super Bowl V. #SuffolkHOF pic.twitter.com/R8tquN4MLc
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019
From Suffolk County to the #SuperBowl: John Schmitt, a Suffolk County Hall of Famer and resident, was on the @nyjets for Super Bowl III. #SuffolkHOF pic.twitter.com/Q3qW5hddiv
— Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame (@SuffolkHOF) February 3, 2019