Al Nesser

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Al Nesser
Date of birth: June 6, 1893
Place of birth: Columbus, OH, United States
Career information
Position(s): Offensive lineman
College: None
Organizations
 As player:
1920-1925
1925
1926
1926
1926-1928
1931		 Akron Pros
Cleveland Bulldogs
Akron Indians
Cleveland Panthers
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Alfred "Al" Nesser (born June 6, 1893) was a professional American football offensive lineman. He played for 6 teams (Akron Pros, Cleveland Bulldogs, Akron Indians, Cleveland Panthers, New York Giants, & Cleveland Indians) in 3 leagues (NFL, the first AFL, AFLG), over 9 seasons. He didn't play college football. He was one of the seven Nesser Brothers who played professional football.

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Akron Pros 1920 NFL Champions
Russ Bailey | Scotty Bierce | Alf Cobb | Tuffy Conn | Charlie Copley | Ken Crawford | Budge Garrett | Harry Harris | Pike Johnson | Rip King | Frank McCormick | Buck Miles | Frank Moran | Bob Nash | Al Nesser | Al Pierotti | Fritz Pollard | Fred Sweetland | Elgie Tobin | Tommy Tomlin
Head Coach Elgie Tobin
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New York Giants 1927 NFL Champions
Doc Alexander | Riley Biggs | Les Caywood | Chuck Corgan | Hec Garvey | Joe Guyon | Jack Hagerty | Hinkey Haines | Pete Henry | Red Howard | Cal Hubbard | Tut Imlay | Paul Jappe | Jim Kendrick | Cliff Marker | Jack McBride | Century Milstead | Mickey Murtagh | Al Nesser | Steve Owen | Babe Parnell | Earl Potteiger | Dick Stahlman | Phil White | Mule Wilson | Doug Wycoff
Head Coach Earl Potteiger


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