Career History of Hal Lewis

• Professional Teams:
  • Baltimore Colts (BAL) - 1959
  • Buffalo Bills (BUF) - 1960
  • Oakland Raiders (OAK) - 1961-1962
• College: University of Southern California (USC)
• Career Highlights:
  • Notable for his contributions as a running back in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
  • Played during the formative years of the AFL and NFL, contributing to the growth of professional football.

Hal Lewis began his professional career with the Baltimore Colts in 1959, where he was part of a team that was pivotal in the transition of the NFL. Although his tenure with the Colts was brief, he made a mark as a capable running back.

In 1960, he moved to the Buffalo Bills, where he continued to develop his skills and showcased his ability on the field. Lewis's time with the Bills allowed him to gain valuable experience in a rapidly evolving league.

Finally, Hal finished his NFL career with the Oakland Raiders, playing from 1961 to
1962. During his time with the Raiders, he played a role in establishing the team's identity in the competitive AFL landscape.

While Hal Lewis may not be a household name, his contributions during the early years of professional football helped set the stage for the growth of the sport.