The Final Moments of Marv Hubbard, How He Lived is Sad…
Marv Hubbard, a name that resonates strongly in the history of football, is widely recognized as a timeless icon of the sport. Renowned for his impressive skills as a fullback, Hubbard not only dominated the field with extraordinary plays but also left a deep mark on the sports culture of the 1970s. His dynamic playing style and commanding presence transformed him into one of the most respected and admired athletes of his generation—a true NFL legend.
Even after hanging up his cleats, Marv Hubbard lives on in the memories of fans and in the history of the sport. His passion for football, tireless dedication, and exemplary attitude made him a reference point, inspiring generations of players and fans. He was more than just an athlete; he embodied the fighting spirit of the Oakland Raiders, defining an era with his unshakable determination.
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He didn't like the Chiefs bitter rivalry with them.
the great raiders teams of the 70's great memories!
RIP “Mother.”
They need to bring back the fullback position
Colgate man, Hamilton , NY. Old school Raider. Watched him play many times as a kid on NBC. Those KC and Jet games were awesome.
Marv Hubbard, Pete Banazak and Mark Van Eghan were 3 Awesome Oakland Raider backs.
Marv was an animal. He loved music way before it says here. During his playing days he had
.country western band that play at the MUSTANG bar in San Leandro, next to Oakland. The band packed the bar every weekend. He also was a great basketball player. He played with Ray Chester and many other Oakland players on the charity team. They played high school coaches or any team that wanted a fund raising event. I was a fan of Marv and at one game had to call his 2nd Tech. There was 6 seconds to end of game. Wining by 3 points. He went wild and it took 3 players to carry him to locker room. Well that game was the only basketball game the raiders lost as I remember. May he RIP.
I’m 74 lifelong football fan never heard of the guy