Don Trull

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Don Trull
Date of birth October 20, 1941 (1941-10-20) (age 66)
Place of birth Flag of the United States Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Height 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
Weight 189 pounds (85.7 kg)
Position(s) Quarterback
College Baylor
AFL Draft 1963 / Round 14
Jersey Number 10
Honors Sammy Baugh Trophy, 1961, 1962
Stats
Statistics
Teams
1963-1969
1967		 AFL Houston Oilers
AFL Boston Patriots

Don Trull (born October 20, 1941 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) is a former professional American football quarterback in the American Football League. Trull played football collegiately at Baylor University, where he was an All-American and twice won the Sammy Baugh Trophy as the nation's top passer.

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Sammy Baugh Trophy winners

1959: D. Norman  | 1960: H. Stephens  | 1961: R. Miller  | 1962: D. Trull  | 1963: D. Trull  | 1964: J. Rhome  | 1965: S. Sloan  | 1966: B. Griese  | 1967: T. Hanratty  | 1968: C. Hixson  | 1969: M. Phipps  | 1970: P. Sullivan  | 1971: J. Reaves  | 1972: D. Strock  | 1973: J. Freitas  | 1974: G. Sheide  | 1975: G. Swick  | 1976: T. Kramer  | 1977: G. Benjamin  | 1978: S. Dils  | 1979: M. Wilson  | 1980: M. Herrmann  | 1981: J. McMahon  | 1982: J. Elway  | 1983: S. Young  | 1984: R. Bosco  | 1985: B. McClure 1986: V. Testaverde  | 1987: D. McPherson  | 1988: S. Walsh  | 1989: J. George  | 1990: D. Klingler  | 1991: T. Detmer  | 1992: E. Grbac  | 1993: T. Dilfer  | 1994: K. Collins  | 1995: D. Wuerffel  | 1996: S. Sarkisian  | 1997: R. Leaf  | 1998: D. Culpepper  | 1999: C. Pennington  | 2000: C. Weinke  | 2001: D. Carr  | 2002: K. Kingsbury  | 2003: B. Symons  | 2004: S. LeFors  | 2005: B. Quinn  | 2006: C. Brennan  | 2007: G. Harrell
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Edmonton Eskimos Starting Quarterbacks
Stukus • Berry • Filchock • Arnold • Faloney • Parker • Getty • Amedee • Redell • Kerbow • Cosentino • Baker • Fulton • Trull • Lemmerman • Wilkinson • Moon • Dunigan • Allen • Ham • Allen • Bell • McManus • Archer • Kemp • Greene • Maas • Ray • Maas • Ray • LeFors
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