Superbowl Edition: 29-Days Of Black History Month In Brooklyn
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by On Day 7 of Black History Month we recognize seven pro football players from Brooklyn.
Super Bowl 50 is finally here! The anticipated game takes place today at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, home of the San Francisco 49ers. The question on everyone’s mind is, who will take home the trophy – Denver Broncos or Carolina Panthers?
OurBKSocial decided to keep this blog very short. We know you have a Super Bowl party to prepare for or attend. The pre-game show is only hours away and kickoff is at 6:30 P.M. EST. You don’t want to miss any of the awesome Super Bowl commercials, and you definitely must see every second of Beyoncé and Coldplay’s epic halftime performance in flawless formation.
We know you have questions to debate. Will Denver win their third Super Bowl title tonight? Will the Panthers show no mercy? Who will make the best plays? Will Peyton Manning go out a winner? Will Cam Newton chant, “watch out” while dancing to touchdown after touchdown? Who will be MVP? May the best team win in double overtime!
During Black History Month 2016, we recognize all African American football pros. Let’s take a look though, at seven players from Brooklyn, New York:
Andrew C. Qualess
Green Bay Packards – Tight End *Super Bowl Champion XLV
Anthony Hargrove
Free Agent – Defensive end *Super Bowl Champion XLIV
Maurice Evans
Free Agent – Defensive end. Carolina Panthers (2009)
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Leon Williams
Former Linebacker. Canarsie High School
Harry Boatswain (died age 36)
Offensive Tackle. San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, and New York Jets
Melvin Fowler
Former Center. Drafted by Cleveland Browns (2002)
Jaiquawn Jarrett
New York Jets – Safety. Ft. Hamilton High School
And of course, Brooklyn represents at this Super Bowl 50. Wayne Mackie serves today as the head linesman. According to yesterdays Daily News, “it’s the first Super Bowl for the 56-year-old ref, who has been with the NFL since 2007.”
Congrats and let the games begin…
