Chuck Bednarik was a Slovak–American professional 'National Football League' (NFL) player who had a glorious career with the 'Philadelphia Eagles' (1949 to 1962). Popularly known as ''Concrete Charlie,'' he is remembered as the fiercest tackler (middle linebacker) in the history of ‘NFL.’ He was also one of the best blockers (center) of his time. The full-time two-way player was the last 60-minute man in the history of ‘NFL.’ Bednarik was perhaps the most sincere player in the history of the sport, as he had missed only 3 games in his entire career. He had a stint in the 'US Air Force,' during which he received several honors. As a football player, Bednarik was part of many 'Hall of Fame’ honors. Since two-way players have now faded from the football scene, Bednarik always criticized young players who preferred being only on one side of the ball. He was highly publicized for his unapologetic criticism.
