Pete Retzlaff, a captain and integral part of the Philadelphia Eagles' 1960 NFL championship team, died Friday of natural causes, the team announced. He was 88. Retzlaff played for the Eagles ...

Dubbed "The Baron" and "Pistol Pete" by his teammates, Retzlaff bled Eagles colors. He loved his peers so much, he was the second ever National Football League Players Association president.

Pete Retzlaff is in exclusive company ... That he has yet to get enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame is a mystery. In 1965, Retzlaff earned first-team All-Pro honor after making 66 catches ...

Legendary tight end Pete Retzlaff, a co-captain of the Philadelphia ... slow pace of minority hiring in college and professional football, Maryland's Michael Locksley has created the National ...

Philadelphia Eagles great Pete Retzlaff, a co-captain of the 1960 NFL Championship team, passed away in Pottstown, Pa., on Friday due to natural causes. He was 88. One of nine players in franchise ...

Pete Retzlaff played his last game with the Philadelphia Eagles in 1966, but the impact he made during his 11 seasons with the franchise and in the NFL will remain forever. The Hall of Fame tight ...

Eagles legend Pete Retzlaff passed away on Friday at the age of 88 in Pottstown, Penn. due to natural causes, the team announced. “We are saddened to learn of the passing of Eagles Hall of Famer ...

Eagles Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie called Pete Retzlaff a "revolutionary tight end and one of the most productive players in the history of our franchise" NFL legend Pete Retzlaff has died.

PHILADELPHIA - Legendary Philadelphia Eagles player Pete Retzlaff died on Friday morning, the NFL franchise announced. Retzlaff was 88 years old. "We are saddened to learn of the passing of Eagles ...