He’s still Mr. Cleveland Browns to a lot of fans. 11 years after his death, Lou “The Toe” Groza is still one of the most celebrated players in NFL history.
Renowned for his kicking ability, Groza also played offensive tackle for the Browns, over a 21-year career that started in the 1940s and didn’t end until the late 1960s.
Recently, his son stopped by Antiques Roadshow to chat with host Leila Dunbar about his father’s life and career, while getting an appraisal of three special items from his dad’s legendary career. Watch the video below.
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