Career History of John Simerson

Position: Offensive Lineman (OL)
Date of Birth: April 20, 1935

Teams Played For:

• Philadelphia Eagles (PHI) - 1957
• Pittsburgh Steelers (PIT) - 1958
• Houston Oilers (HOU) - 1959-1960
• Boston Patriots (BOS) - 1961

Career Overview:

John Simerson began his professional football career in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles in
1957. Over the next few years, he played for several teams, showcasing his versatility and skills as an offensive lineman.
Philadelphia Eagles (1957): Simerson's entry into the NFL, where he began to establish himself as a capable player.
Pittsburgh Steelers (1958): Continued his career with a storied franchise, contributing to the Steelers' offensive line.
Houston Oilers (1959-1960): Played for the Oilers during their early years in the league, helping to lay the foundation for the team's future successes.
Boston Patriots (1961): Concluded his professional playing career with the Patriots, another expansion team that would grow to become a significant force in the league.

Highlights and Accomplishments:

- While specific statistics and accolades from his playing days may not be widely documented, John Simerson is remembered for his contributions to multiple teams during a formative era in the NFL. - His experience and knowledge of the game were assets to the teams he played for, particularly as the league was evolving in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Although John Simerson may not be as widely recognized as some of his contemporaries, his role as an offensive lineman was crucial in supporting the offensive strategies of the teams he played for during his NFL career. His journey through the league reflects the challenges and changes that players faced in that era.