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Old Mother| Marv Hubbard| Raiders History



Old Mother| Marv Hubbard| Raiders History

Marv Hubbard, acclaimed as a football icon, is notorious for his extraordinary skill as a fullback, making a significant impact not only on the playing fields but also on sports culture as a whole. His predominantly 1970s-centered career highlighted him as one of the most dynamic and respected players in his position.

Even after retiring from the field, Marv Hubbard’s memory endures as that of a legendary figure in the football world. His unwavering dedication to the sport, his burning passion, and exemplary behavior have contributed to immortalizing him as one of the great names in NFL history.

Today, we will delve into the story of Marv Hubbard, the embodiment of the determination of the 1970s Oakland Raiders.

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Marv hubard acclaimed as a football icon is notorious for his extraordinary skill as a fullback making a significant impact not only on the playing fields but also on Sports culture as a whole his predominantly 1970s centered career highlighted him as one of the most dynamic and respected players in his

Position even after retiring from the field Marv hub’s memory endures as that of a legendary figure in the football World his unwavering dedication to the sport his burning passion and exemplary Behavior have contributed to immortalizing him as one of the great names in NFL history today we will delve

Into the story of Marv hubard the embodiment of the determination of the 1970s Oakland Raiders but before that don’t forget to subscribe to the channel if you haven’t already born in Salam Mona a locality in katagas County New York Marv hubard grew up in Red House a neighboring town from

An early age he proved to be a standout athlete during his high school years acclaimed for his Feats in football his talent led him to Colgate University in Hamilton New York where he continued to develop his skills for three consecutive years hubard led the Colgate University football team in rushing accumulating

665 yards in 1965 and 893 yards in 1966 the latter totaling the second highest in Colgate University’s history in 1966 hubard reached 13th Place nationally in rushing accumulating 88 points positioning him as the sixth highest scorer in the country by completing his college Journey he stood out as one of

The most notable offensive figures of his era in college football after completing his studies at Colgate University hubard joined the Raiders as the 11th pick in the 1968 draft this was the second consecutive year that the NFL and the AFL conducted a combined draft of college players however the Raiders

Already had a starting fullback and an established backup with hubard taking on the role of the second Reserve despite being on the professional scene hubard still faced adaptation challenges including speed limitations and blocking skills leading to his release before even stepping onto the field for the regular season after leaving the Raiders

Hubard signed with the Denver Broncos during the 1968 pre-season training his time with the Broncos was brief ending on August 19th 1968 due to conflicts with a teammate for many athletes passing through two prominent teams without being able to establish themselves in any of them could mean the

End of their Sports careers however for hubard this did not represent the end of his Ambitions in seeking to improve his skills he chose to returned to the East and join a minor league joining the Hartford Knights of the Atlantic Coast Football League shortly after leaving the Broncos hubard took the field for

The knights in early September the team’s coach Fred walner held great appreciation for the running game a characteristic that aligned perfectly with Hubbard’s Style with this hubard saw an opportunity to become a starter and demonstrate his ability with his imposing 220 lbs and ferocity on the field he promptly made it clear

That both the Raiders and the Broncos had made a mistake in releasing him hubard had a 71 yd run and scored a touchdown on a four-yard play in addition to playing a crucial role in the knight’s 1968 Championship the team ended the regular season with an impressive record of 11 wins and only

One loss securing the victory in the acfl Northern Division additionally hubard led the acfl in rushing yards accumulating 899 yards on 167 attempts averaging 5.6 yards per carry and scored five touchdowns after a few months representing the knights hubard began receiving offers from both NFL and AFL

Teams even the Raiders who had released him previously expressed interest in hubard as Oakland still held rights over him they chose to bring him back at the end of the 1968 season with huard’s arrival for the 1969 season the Raiders relocated Roger he ber to the tight end

Position making room for hubard to become the starting fullback this in turn did not disappoint contributing significantly in his first season back with the Raiders during the year 1969 hubard quickly established himself as a resilient and Relentless Runner imposing punishments with his attacks against the opposing defense he soon

Became a famous figure among rival teams when plays were called in the Huddle huard’s face lit up with a broad Smile as he was fully confident that the ball would soon be in his hands within seconds his body prepared to collide with one of the 11 Defenders inflicting

More pain on them than on himself to absorb as much impact as possible hubard used an extensive set of shoulder pads usually intended for lineman he meticulously tested the equipment to assess its resistance against his punishing charges in the center of opposition adding extra padding to ensure additional protection against

Collisions throughout his career he managed to break about a dozen helmets due to his bone shaking incursions hubber dedicated himself fully to to each game but always seemed to intensify his game a bit more against the hated Kansas City Chiefs this solidified his legitimate place in Raiders history

After leading the Raiders and rushing from 1971 to 1974 and part of 1975 hubber provided Oakland’s formidable passing attack with a balanced threat his contribution helped the Raiders team win four consecutive AFC West Division titles from 1972 to 1975 and reach three consecutive a FC championship finals from 1973 to

1975 he was so proud and delighted to be an integral part of the Raiders that if he didn’t need to take off his uniform after a game he certainly would have kept it on the passion for the experience overflowed and everyone in Raider Nation who witnessed his performance shared the feeling however

Multiple shoulder injuries left him out of action for part of 1975 and hubard spent the entire 1976 season on the reserve list due to injuries at as a member of the Super Bowl champion team in the 1976 season the Oakland Raiders he received a Super Bowl ring at the end

Of the 1976 season hubard was released from the Raiders in 1977 he signed with the Detroit Lions however in Detroit hubard was not in his best physical condition remaining on the bench for much of his time with the Lions aware that he was no longer able to maintain a

High level of performance hubard opted for retirement after the 1977 season after ending his playing career hubard briefly explored the world of country music serving as a musician and songwriter in 1978 he released a song titled fullbacks ain’t supposed to cry hubard became a computer programmer working for some insurers in Hartford

Connecticut hubard loved playing golf and often donated his time and autographed memorabilia for celebrity charity tournaments in 1975 hubard and Sando third baseman for the Oakland Athletics won the American Airlines golf classic which featured professional football and baseball stars as partners in Palm Springs California on September

27th 203 hubard was involved in a car accident in Castro Valley California in which the driver of the other car died the driver who died was making an illegal turn at a blind spot on an isolated stretch of the road hubard died on May 4th 2015 just 3 days before his

69th birthday from complications of prostate cancer hubard had a 49y old wife two children and five grandchildren at the time of his death he lived in Northern California and still owned Family Properties in redh house the blend of his speed power and skill highlighted him as an essential element

For the Raiders Triumph Beyond his physical Talent hubard was equally recognized for his tireless dedication and resolution in facing obstacles both on and off the field his impactful influence transcended mirror statistics serving as inspiration for countless generations of athletes and Sports in enthusiasts Marv hubard personified the determination that propelled the Oakland

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25 Comments

  1. I miss the fullback position. Such a staple of good old NFL football.
    Marv was the best of many good ones we had starting with him. Pete Banaszak, Mark Van Eeghen, Kenny King, Frank Hawkins, Jon Richie…We even had Tom Rathman for one year.
    Alec Ingold IMO got screwed over by management but he did score the first ever TD in Allegiant Stadium.

  2. I met him at a Raiders Booster Club meeting at a sports bar in Huntington Beach. He was very nice. In my opinion he was one of the greatest fullbacks of all time.

  3. I remember this great Raiders running back, Marv was All Raiders, growing up watching 1970s Pro Football Marv, will be always number 44 Raiders running back.

  4. A true throwback! I met him briefly when he found out I dated big-size girls. He asked me to have a beer with him. He was over weight and wanted me to ask my girlfriends for some of their diet pills. I was a big fan of his so I got him back in shape and we became life long friends. A real loyal dude. Not sure if there is many left. RIP

  5. Chiefs' fan here. Always respected great Raider RBs like Hubbard, Dixon, Van Egan. Ben Davidson and Jack Tatum? – not so much.

  6. Animal on the field but the nicest guy off season, I’d meet up either him at the Casino club near his home in Castro Valley Ca. , , him like the other players in there in old faded jeans and a tee shirt , you’d never know he was NFL if it weren’t for his size ! He drove an old Ford Maverick with space tape on the side that said Marc Hubbard. He was also a recording artist and his hits were on the juke box at the Casino “Fullbacks ain’t supposed to cry”
    What a fun for life guy , he is extremely missed

  7. Snake loved to tell stories on Marv. He was a true American badass!! Picture perfect Raider!

  8. Chiefs fan/Raider hater from their first year in KC and remember that on key plays he was almost unstoppable. Arm tackles didn't do it and it took more than one tackler to bring him down. Violent. Epitomized Raiders hard nosed football. I loved those AFL days.

  9. Anyone that ran over KC Chief players , no matter what year they played or what team they were on .
    Are definitely alright with Me . Marv , You were a Beast !

  10. It's a shame that Marv Hubbatd was injured and couldn't play for the Oakland Raiders during their 1976-77 Super Bowl winning season.

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