Red Grange

Red Grange, nicknamed "The Galloping Ghost," was a legendary American football player known for his exceptional speed and agility. Playing mainly in the 1920s, he revolutionized the sport with his ability to make long, exciting runs that energized fans and increased the popularity of college and professional football. His performances at the University of Illinois and later with the Chicago Bears made him one of the most influential figures in football history, helping to elevate the sport's profile nationwide. Grange's impact extended beyond his playing days, inspiring future generations of athletes and fans alike.