1922 All-Pro Team

The 1922 All-Pro Team consists of American football players chosen by various selectors as the best players at their positions for the All-Pro team of the National Football League (NFL) for the 1922 NFL season.[1] Teams were selected by the Canton Daily News (CDN) and by George Halas (GH). Halas selected a first team and a second team.

1922 All-Pro Team
All-Pro
1922 NFL season
Selectors
Canton Daily News
George Halas (Chicago Bears)
1920 1921 ← → 1923 1924
Tackle Pete Henry

Team
Player Team Position Selector(s)
Doc Alexander Rochester Jeffersons Center, kicker, punter, return specialist CDN, GH
Eddie Anderson Chicago Bears, Rochester Jeffersons End, kicker, punter, return specialist CDN, GH-2
Hunk Anderson Chicago Bears Guard, kicker, punter, return specialist GH-2
Hugh Blacklock Chicago Cardinals Tackle GH
Benny Boynton Rochester Jeffersons Back GH-2
Bird Carroll Canton Bulldogs End CDN
Guy Chamberlin Canton Bulldogs End GH
Paddy Driscoll Chicago Cardinals Halfback CDN, GH
Doc Elliot Canton Bulldogs Fullback CDN
Jim Flower Akron Pros Center GH-2
Fred Gillies Chicago Cardinals Tackle GH-2
Russ Hathaway Canton Bulldogs, Dayton Triangles Guard, tackle GH-2
Ed Healey Chicago Bears, Rock Island Independents Tackle GH
Pete Henry Canton Bulldogs Tackle CDN, GH
Steamer Horning Toledo Maroons Tackle CDN
Tommy Hughitt Buffalo All-Americans Back GH
Rip King Akron Pros Fullback GH
Jim Laird Buffalo All-Americans Fullback GH-2
Curly Lambeau Green Bay Packers Tailback GH-2
Al Nesser Akron Pros Guard GH-2
Duke Osborn Canton Bulldogs Guard CDN
Harry Robb Canton Bulldogs Tailback CDN
Herb Stein Toledo Maroons Guard CDN, GH
Dutch Sternaman Chicago Bears Halfback GH-2
Pete Stinchcomb Chicago Bears Halfback CDN, GH
Luke Urban Buffalo All-Stars End GH
Tillie Voss Rock Island Independents, Akron Pros End GH-2
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References
  1. "1922 NFL ALL-Pros". Pro-Football-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 25, 2017.
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