Les Bingaman

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Les Bingaman
Date of birth: February 3, 1926 (1926-02-03) (age 82)
Place of birth: McKenzie, Tennessee
Career information
Position(s): Defensive lineman
College: Illinois
NFL Draft: 1948 / Round: 3/ Pick 15
Organizations
 As player:
1948-1954 Detroit Lions
Career highlights and Awards
Pro Bowls: 2
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Les Bingaman (born February 3, 1926 in McKenzie, Tennessee) was a defensive lineman in the NFL. Bingaman played seven seasons with the Detroit Lions, starting in 1948. He earned trips to the Pro Bowl in 1951 and 1953.

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Detroit Lions 1952 NFL Champions
Byron Bailey | Vince Banonis | Les Bingaman | Cloyce Box | Stan Campbell | Jack Christiansen | Gus Cifelli | Ollie Cline | Lou Creekmur | Pete D'Alonzo | Jim David | Don Doll | Jim Doran | Tom Dublinski | Blaine Earon | Dick Flanagan | Keith Flowers | Sonny Gandee | Jug Girard | Pat Harder | Jim Hardy | Leon Hart | Jim Hill | Robert Hoernschemeyer | Yale Lary | Bobby Layne | Jim Martin | Thurman McGraw | Bob Miller | Lindy Pearson | John Prchlik | Clyde Scott | Bob Smith | Dick Stanfel | Pat Summerall | Bill Swiacki | Lavern Torgeson | Doak Walker
Head Coach Buddy Parker
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Detroit Lions 1953 NFL Champions
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