🏈45 years ago today on December 21, 1975 in the final regular-season game of his 26-year professional football career, 48-year-old George Blanda became the first player to reach 2,000 points. He kicked 4 extra points in the Oakland Raiders' 28-20 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, lifting his scoring total to 2,002 points (currently 7th most all-time). Blanda also retired with 2 other significant records: the most seasons in American professional football (26), and most games played (340). Ra

80K views · 5.7K reactions | George Blanda is the only non-kicker in NFL history to play in four different decades, with a greatness that spanned multiple generations. On the 13-year anniversary of Blanda's passing, we celebrate his memory. #HOFForever | Pro Football Hall of Fame | Facebook

63K views · 1.5K reactions | November 10, 1968 Raiders QB George Blanda connected with WR Warren Wells for a 94-yard TD pass play versus the Broncos @ Mile High Stadium. *It stood as the team's longest pass play until 1983 and it is now the second longest. | "Al Davis The Maverick 1963-2011" | Facebook

23K views · 698 reactions | Follow along as Master Builder George Blanda runs through his Founders Design Jazzmaster built in honor of the Fender Custom Shop 30th Anniversary. | Fender | Facebook