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Ed George
Career information
Born:	(1946-08-10) August 10, 1946 (age 78) Norfolk, Virginia, U.S.
CFL status	American
Position(s)	OT
Height	6 ft 4 in (193 cm)
Weight	270 lb (120 kg)
College	Wake Forest
NFL draft	1970, round: 4, pick: 80
Drafted by	Pittsburgh Steelers
Career history
As player
1970–1974	Montreal Alouettes (CFL)
1975	Baltimore Colts
1976–1978	Philadelphia Eagles
1979–1980	Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL)

Career highlights and awards
CFL All-Star	1971, 1972, 1973, 1974
CFL East All-Star	1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974
Awards	1974 - CFL's Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award
Career stats
Playing stats at NFL.com

Canadian Football Hall of Fame, 2005

Edward Gary George (born August 10, 1946) is an American former professional football offensive lineman and star player in the Canadian Football League (CFL).

CFL

Ed George was drafted in the fourth round of the 1970 NFL draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers after playing at Wake Forest University, but opted to go to the Canadian Football League. George played left offensive tackle from 1970 to 1972 and left offensive guard from 1973 to 1974 for the Montreal Alouettes, finishing his career with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats from 1979 to 1980. George won two Grey Cups with the Alouettes, in 1970 and 1974, led by head coaches Sam Etcheverry and Marv Levy, respectively. He also played but lost in another for the Tiger-Cats in 1980.

For his tremendous blocking abilities on both running and passing plays as guard and tackle and despite only seven years of play, George was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2005.

NFL

George played in 1975 for the Baltimore Colts and from 1976 to 1978 for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League.

Family

His daughter Courtney worked for Speed TV doing NASCAR coverage in 2004.

v t e Pittsburgh Steelers 1970 NFL draft selections
Terry Bradshaw Ron Shanklin Mel Blount Ed George Jim Evenson Jon Staggers Manuel Barrera Clarence Kegler Danny Griffin Dave Smith Carl Crennel Isaiah Brown Calvin Hunt Rick Sharp Billy Main Bert Askson Glen Keppy Frank Yanossy Harry Key

Montreal Alouettes 58th Grey Cup champions

Head coach: Sam Etcheverry

Montreal Alouettes 62nd Grey Cup champions

Head coach: Marv Levy

Canadian Football League Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award

1974: George
1975: Turner
1976: Yochum
1977: A. Wilson
1978: Coode
1979: M. Wilson
1980: M. Wilson
1981: Butler
1982: Phillips
1983: Phillips
1984: Bonk
1985: Bastaja
1986: Aldag
1987: Walby
1988: Aldag
1989: Connop
1990: Mills
1991: Mills
1992: Smith
1993: Walby
1994: Pourdanesh
1995: Withycombe
1996: Kiselak
1997: Kiselak
1998: Childress
1999: Okeke
2000: Vercheval
2001: Mudge
2002: Chiu
2003: Greene
2004: Makowsky
2005: Makowsky
2006: Murphy
2007: Murphy
2008: Flory
2009: Flory
2010: Archibald
2011: Bourke
2012: Olafioye
2013: LaBatte
2014: Jones
2015: Rogers
2016: Dennis
2017: Bryant
2018: Bryant
2019: Van Zeyl
2021: Bryant
2022: Bryant
2023: Allen
2024: Hunter

v t e Members of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame
Players	Abendschan Ah You Aldag D. Allen Anderson Atchison B. Bailey Baker Barrow Bass Batstone Battle Beach Benecick Bennett Bonk Bourke Bowman Box Breen Bright C. Brock D. Brock Do. Brown T. Brown Browne Brule Burden Burris Cahoon Calvillo Cameron J. Campbell Casey Charlton Childress Clarke Clements Clemons Coffey Conacher Connop Copeland Cornish Corrigall Covington C. Cox E. Cox R. Craig Crawford Cronin D. Cutler W. Cutler Dalla Riva DiPietro Dixon Dunigan Elgaard Elimimian Eliowitz Emerson Estay Etcheverry Evanshen Fairbanks Faloney Fear Fennell Fernandez Ferraro Ferrone Fieldgate Fleming Flory Da. Flutie Do. Flutie Flynn Frank Fryer Gabriel Gaines Gall George Golab Gorrell Grant Gray Griffing Ham Hanson Harding D. Harris W. Harris Harrison Helton Henley Highbaugh Hinton Holloway Huffman Hufnagel Hugo Ilesic Isbister Jackson Jacobs E. James G. James A. Johnson B. Johnson W. Johnson Ty. Jones Jurasin Kabat Kapp Keeling B. Kelly E. Kelly Kepley Krol Kwong Lapointe Lancaster Lawson Leadlay Lear Lehmann L. Lewis N. Lewis Lumsden Lunsford Luster Luzzi Makowsky McCallum McCance McGill McGowan McManus McQuarters B. Miles R. Miles Mills Mitchell Molson Montford Moon F. Morris T. Morris Mosca J. Murphy Narcisse Nelson Nettles Neumann O'Quinn Okeke O'Shea Pajaczkowski Jac. Parker Jam. Parker Passaglia Patterson Payton G. Perry N. Perry Phillips A. Pitts E. Pitts Pless Ploen Poplawski Pringle Quilty Racine Raimey Ray Rebholz Reed Reeve Ridgway Rigney Roberts Robinson Romano Rowe Ruby Russel T. Scott V. Scott Shatto Simon Be. Simpson Bo. Simpson Sprague Stegall Steinauer Stevenson Stewart Stirling Sutherin Symons Thelen Thornton Timmis Tindale Tinsley Tommy Trawick Tubman Tucker Urness Uteck Vaughan Vaughn Vavra Vercheval Wagner Walby Walker Weir Welch West Wilkinson G. Williams A. Wilson D. Wilson Winfield Wylie Yochum Young Zambiasi Zock
Builders	Ackles Anselmo Back R. Bailey Ballard Barker Berger Braley Brook D. W. Brown Buono H. Campbell Chipman Clair Connellan Cooper Cosentino Coulter Crighton A. Currie G. Currie Custis Davies DeGruchy Dojack Duggan DuMoulin Dussault Evans Forster Foulds Fracas Fulton Gaudaur Gibson Grant Grey Griffith Halter Hannibal Haylor Hayman Henick Hopson Hufnagel Bi. Hughes Ireland Keys Kimball Knight Kramer Levy Lieberman Loney Matthews McBrien McCaffrey D. McCann McDonald McNaughton McPherson Mitchell Metras Montgomery T. Morris C. Murphy Newton O'Billovich Pistilli Preston Reda A. Ritchie D. Ritchie Rodden Ryan Sazio Schwartz Shaughnessy Shepherd Shivers Shouldice J. Simpson F. Smith L. Smith Slocomb Spencer Spring Stukus P. Taylor Tindall Towriss Uteck Warner Warwick Wetenhall S. Wilson
Media	Afaganis A. Allen P. Allen R. Allen Avery Badham Beamish Bishop Bratina Brisebois Brunt Calcutt Carroll Tom Casey Chevrier Cluff Cole Coleman J. Cox G. Craig Cuthbert Davis DeGeer Dryburgh Dufault Dunnell Esaw Frayne Frewin Gilchrist Good B. Hall V. Hall Hanley Hooper Bo. Hughes Hunt Hunter Hynes Irving D. Isaac M. Isaac Te. Jones Kearney G. Kelly Kent Kielty MacCabe Maki Marsden Marshall Martin Matheson Matsumoto A. McCann McConnell McKnight McLean Melville Miller Milton Moir Naylor Newans O'Brien O'Meara Pascall Pascucci Pawson Picken J. Proudfoot T. Proudfoot Proulx Purcell Ralph Reeve Ruckaber Saunders Schultz Selnes Sgambati Sigurdson Simmons D. Smith M. Smith Stephen Stephenson Stukus Suitor Sullivan Swangard Tait J. Taylor Tucker Ullrich Viney G. Walker H. Walker Ja. Wells Jo. Wells Westwick Willes B. Williams Wittman Zurkowsky

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