Date of Birth: July 17, 1941 Position: Quarterback (QB) Teams:
Buffalo Bills (1963–1968)
Oakland Raiders (1967–1974)
Career Highlights and Accomplishments
Pro Bowl Selections: 3-time Pro Bowl selection (1969, 1970, 1971)
AFL Champion: Led the Oakland Raiders to an AFL Championship in 1967
Super Bowl Appearance: Played in Super Bowl II with the Oakland Raiders
All-AFL Honors: Named to the All-AFL team multiple times during his career
Career Passing Yards: Accumulated over 19,000 passing yards and over 150 touchdown passes during his career
Notable Season: In 1969, Lamonica threw for 3,228 yards and 34 touchdown passes, leading the league in both categories
Nicknamed: Known as "The Mad Bomber" for his deep passing ability
Career Timeline
1963: Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 12th round of the NFL Draft
1967: Traded to the Oakland Raiders, where he became the starting quarterback
1974: Retired after the 1974 season
Legacy
Daryle Lamonica is remembered as one of the most prolific quarterbacks of the American Football League (AFL) era, known for his powerful arm and ability to connect on deep passes. His contributions to both the Buffalo Bills and Oakland Raiders helped pave the way for future generations of quarterbacks in the NFL. Lamonica's impact on the game continues to be recognized by fans and historians alike.
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