Presentation by: Rockford Stone

JOHN MADDEN

Early Life

• Born in Austin, Minnesota on April 10, 1936• Grew up in Daly City, California • Played High School football at Jefferson

High school • Played College football at Oregon ,

transferred to College of San Mateo and Cal Poly

• Played both Offense and Defense earning all-conference honors at Cal Poly

Playing Career

• Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles (21st Round 244th Overall)

• Suffered a Career ending knee injury in Training Camp

Coaching Career (College)

• Began coaching career for Allan Hancock College in 1960

• Promoted to Head coach in 1962• Hired as an Assistant Defensive

Coach for San Diego State in 1963-66

Fred Dryer

Coaching Career (Professional)

• Began coaching professional career for the AFL ‘s Oakland Raiders in 1967

• After John Rauch resigned, Al Davis named John Madden the Head Coach

• Making John Madden the youngest Head Coach ever at 32

Coaching Career (Professional)

• John Madden’s Raiders made it to the AFC Title game 5 times in 7 years

• In 1969, The Raiders lost 17-7 to the Kansas City Chiefs in the final American League Championship game

• In 1972, the Oakland Raiders would lose to the Pittsburg Steelers with help of the “Immaculate Catch”

Coaching Career (Professional)

• John Madden’s Oakland Raiders would win the XI Super Bowl in 1976 against the Minnesota Vikings

• John Madden retired the following season

• (103-32-7) John Madden’s Overall Record

Broadcasting Career

• John Madden started his broadcasting career in 1980 with CBS• After starting off at the bottom, John Madden elevated up the ranks to

the networks best teaming up with Tom Brookshier in 1981• Madden’s last game with CBS was on January 23, 1994 • He would begin working with fox the next season, earning $32 million in

4 years

Broadcasting Career

• After his appearance during Super Bowl XXXVI, Madden announced that he will leave fox and join ABC’s Monday Night Football, with Al Michaels

• In 2005, John Madden joined the cast of NBC’s Sunday Night Football

• John Madden announced his retirement from NFL broadcasting on April 16, 2009

Endorsements

• John Madden’s endorsement's : Ace Hardware, Outback Steakhouse, Verizon Wireless, Rent-A-Center, Miller Lite, Sirius Satellite Radio, Tinactin

Madden NFL Football

Awards

• John Madden’s has won 13 Emmy Awards for Outstanding Sports Personality/Analyst

• American Sportscasters Association named him “Sports Personality of the Year” in 1985 and 1992

• Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006

Body of Works

• John Madden is the author of several best-selling books including I wrote a book, One knee equals two feet, and All Madden

Legacy

Bibliography

• http://www.biography.com/people/john-madden-9542594

• http://www.profootballhof.com/hof/member.aspx?PLAYER_ID=255

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Madden