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'''Frank Gifford''' (1930 - ) was a famous [[National Football League]] running back for the New York Giants during the 1950's including being voted the MVP for 1956 after leading the Giants to the NFL championship.  Gifford was sidelined with a head injury for 18 months after being blindsided late in the 1950's, and returned as a wide receiver before finishing his career as a defensive back.  He is the only man to have been voted to the [[Pro Bowl]] in three different positions.

'''Frank Gifford''' (born 1930) was a famous [[National Football League]] running back for the New York Giants during the 1950's including being voted the MVP for 1956 after leading the Giants to the NFL championship.  Gifford was sidelined with a head injury for 18 months after being blindsided late in the 1950's, and returned as a wide receiver before finishing his career as a defensive back.  He is the only man to have been voted to the [[Pro Bowl]] in three different positions.

Gifford went on to a successful broadcasting career in [[Monday Night Football]] which he announced as part of a team from 1971 until 1998, when an extra-marital scandal caused him to leave annoucing.

Gifford went on to a successful broadcasting career in [[Monday Night Football]] which he announced as part of a team from 1971 until 1998, when an extra-marital scandal caused him to leave annoucing.

Gifford has been married three times, with his latest marriage to the much younger [[Kathy Lee Gifford]] from 1986 to present.  They have two children together and he has three children from a previous marriage.

Gifford has been married three times, with his latest marriage to the much younger [[Kathy Lee Gifford]] from 1986 to present.  They have two children together and he has three children from a previous marriage.

==External Links==

==External links==

[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0317520/bio IMDB Database]

* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0317520/bio IMDB Database]

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