Lenny Moore Hall Of Fame NFL

Lenny Moore was one of the most versatile and electrifying players of his era, redefining what it meant to be an offensive weapon in the NFL. Spending his entire career with the Baltimore Colts (1956–1967), Moore thrived as both a running back and receiver, creating matchup nightmares for defenses. His combination of speed, balance, and elusiveness made him a perfect complement to quarterback Johnny Unitas in one of football’s most potent offenses.

Moore helped lead the Colts to two NFL Championships (1958, 1959) and was known for his ability to break long plays from anywhere on the field. His consistency was unmatched — he once scored touchdowns in 18 consecutive games, a record that stood for decades.

Beyond his stats, Moore was admired for his professionalism, resilience, and quiet leadership. Lenny Moore was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1975, forever honored as one of the most dynamic dual-threat players in NFL history.

Moore's Awards and Honors

• 2× NFL champion (1958, 1959)
• 5× First-team All-Pro (1958–1961, 1964)
• 2× Second-team All-Pro (1956, 1957)
• 7× Pro Bowl (1956, 1958–1962, 1964)
• 2× Second-team All-American (1954, 1955)
• 3× First-team All-Eastern (1953–1955)

NFL Records

• Scored touchdowns in 18 consecutive games (NFL record for decades)
• Among the first great dual-threat offensive players
• Key member of the Colts’ championship dynasty
• NFL Most Valuable Player (1964)
• NFL Comeback Player of the Year (1964)
• NFL Rookie of the Year (1956)

NFL Teams

Baltimore Colts (1956–1967)