Career History of Dick Evans

Full Name: Dick Evans
Date of Birth: May 31, 1917
Position: Wide Receiver (WR)

Professional Career

• Green Bay Packers (GB) - 1940 to 1942
• Chicago Cardinals (CHC) - 1943

Career Overview

Dick Evans began his professional football career with the Green Bay Packers in
1940. As a wide receiver, he contributed to the team during a time when the NFL was still growing in popularity. His playing career with the Packers lasted until 1942, where he showcased his skills on the field, helping the team with key receptions during games. In 1943, Evans transitioned to the Chicago Cardinals, where he continued to play as a wide receiver. Although the specific statistics from his playing days may not be well-documented, his contributions to both teams during the early years of the NFL were part of the foundation that helped shape the league.

Highlights and Accomplishments

- Played during the formative years of the NFL, contributing to the league's development. - Represented two historic franchises, the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Cardinals. - Participated in the NFL during World War II, a time when many players were serving in the military. While detailed statistics and notable highlights may not be extensively recorded, Dick Evans remains a part of NFL history as a player from its early days. His career reflects the dedication and passion for the game that many players exhibited during that era.