Roy Carlson was a professional American football player who played as a wide receiver (WR) during the early years of the National Football League (NFL). His career spanned two seasons in the late 1920s.
Career Timeline
1928: Started his professional career with the Cleveland Bulldogs (CHB)
1929: Finished his career with the Dayton Triangles (DAY)
Career Highlights
Played during the formative years of the NFL, contributing to the league's early development.
As a WR, he was part of a game that was evolving with the introduction of forward passing.
Legacy
Though Roy Carlson may not be a household name in NFL history, he was part of a league that laid the foundation for the modern game. His contributions during this era reflect the perseverance and dedication of early football players.
Unfortunately, detailed statistics and accolades from this time period are limited, but Carlson's participation in two different teams illustrates the competitive nature of professional football in its infancy.
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