Online Supplement to

Uniform Numbers of the NFL:

All-Time Rosters, Facts and Figures

The Appendices

The following corrections cover errors and omissions that may appear in early pressings of the book. If anyone has evidence of more correct numbers, please contact me.

Appendix A: The Greatest at Each Number

Tommy Harmon should be listed under 98 not 96. (Dick Parker)

Whizzer White should be listed under 24 not 10.

Appendix B: Cumulative Data

Ray Flaherty should be added to those who wore Five Numbers: 1/6/8/17/44.

Bennie Friedman (21) should be added to Quarterback Numbers Over 19.

Hap Moran and Hal Hilpert should be added to the list of players who have worn 0.

Several players have had their numbers retired: Eric Dickerson 29 (Rams); Bruce Matthews 74 (Titans); Jackie Slater 78 (Rams); Bruce Armstrong 78 (Patriots); Bob St. Clair 79 (49ers); Cris Carter 80 (Vikings); Jack Youngblood 85 (Rams) and Reggie White 92 (Eagles).

Appendix C: Defunct Teams

Boston Yanks -- Tony Falkenstein wore 25 in 1944; John Martin wore 33, Frank Martin wore 24 and Jack Sachse wore 12 in 1945; Ed Fiorentino wore 54 in 1947. (Michael Lemongello)

Brooklyn Dodgers -- Bob Gilson also wore 45 in 1930; Horse Hagerty also wore 21 in 1930.

Dallas Texans -- Chuck Ortman wore 10 in 1952. (Michael Lemongello)

New York Yanks -- Wayne Siegert wore 24 in 1951. (Michael Lemongello)

Appendix D: AAFC Teams

Baltimore Colts -- Armand Cure wore 80 in 1947. (Michael Lemongello)

Chicago Rockets/Hornets -- Harry Burrus wore 50 in 1948 (Michael Lemongello); Bob Smith wore 80 in 1949 (Michael Lemongello)

Miami Seahawks -- Bill Daley wore 77 and Frank Hrabetin wore 41 in 1946. (Michael Lemongello)

New York Yankees -- Fred Cardinal wore 66 in 1947 (Michael Lemongello)