Babe Parilli

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Babe Parilli was an American football quarterback and coach best known for his standout AFL career, particularly with the Boston Patriots, and later coaching roles in various professional leagues.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American football coach
American football player
human
birthPlace Rochester, Pennsylvania, United States
coachedForLeague Arena Football League
World Football League
coachedForTeam New England Steamrollers
New York Stars
Philadelphia Bell
coachingEra 1970s
1980s
collegeAttended University of Kentucky
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1930-05-07
dateOfDeath 2017-07-15
deathPlace Denver, Colorado, United States
draftedBy Green Bay Packers
draftLeague NFL
draftYear 1952
eraActive 1950s
1960s
fullName Vito Parilli
givenName Vito
hallOfFameInduction College Football Hall of Fame
height 5 ft 11 in
heightInMeters 1.80
jerseyNumber 15
league American Football League
memberOfSportsTeam Boston Patriots
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
New York Titans
linked to: Tennessee Titans

Oakland Raiders
linked to: Las Vegas Raiders

Ottawa Rough Riders
nickname Babe
notableFor standout AFL career with the Boston Patriots
numberOfAFLAllStarSelections 3
occupation American football coach
American football quarterback
passesThrownInAFL over 3,400
passingYardsInAFL over 22,000
playedCollegeFootballFor Kentucky Wildcats football
playedInAllStarGames AFL All-Star Game
linked to: AFL All-Star
positionPlayed quarterback
sport American football
throws right-handed
touchdownPassesInAFL over 150

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New York Stars headCoach Babe Parilli