Patsy Martinelli - NFL Career Overview

Position: Offensive Lineman (OL)
Date of Birth: July 27, 1919

Career Highlights

• Team: Buffalo Bills (1946)
• League: All-America Football Conference (AAFC)
• Professional Debut: 1946 season

Career Summary

Patsy Martinelli played as an offensive lineman for the Buffalo Bills in the inaugural season of the All-America Football Conference (AAFC) in
1946. Though his professional football career was brief, he contributed to a team that was part of the early landscape of American football, showcasing the sport's growing popularity.

Additional Information

- Martinelli's time in professional football was cut short, and detailed statistics from his playing days are limited. - The 1946 season was significant as it marked the beginning of the Bills franchise, which would go on to become an iconic team in the NFL. - As a lesser-known player from an early era of professional football, much of Martinelli's impact is not widely documented, but he remains a part of the history of the sport. Though Patsy Martinelli may not have achieved widespread recognition, his participation in the formative years of professional football is a testament to the dedication of players during that era.