Our 'Footballer Of The Week'
for this week
goes to:
the Big Black Man, 6-2, 335, and an amazing
4.6 40 speed, who won the XX Super
Bowl with the Bears, and
also won the College National
Championship, and he is the heaviest
player to score a touchdown as a running
back in NFL history and has the largest
size Super Bowl ring at size 23-25, plus
he was a track star in high school,
weighing 300 pounds at the age of 11,
but he was teased about his girth and
decided to make hs opponents pay,
and he could launch the shot put, and do
360 degree dunks on regulation hoops,
while also showing his gifts of doing
complicated swimming pool dives, and
you know that Clemson gave him a
four-year, free-ride scholarship, but
wow...he blocked for...Walter Payton...,
and he danced in the 'Super Bowl Shuffle'
video and was inducted into the WWE
Celebrity Wing HOF by John Cena,
while also boxing with Manute Bol
and Warren Sapp, and he had a G. I. Joe
action figure called...of course...'The Frige,'
...and he hand many acting credits,
and so much more...
with Wllie Gault
...William 'The Refrigerator' Perry!
It is rumored that 'The Refrigerator' once
said, "With my 4.6 40 speed, I'm
dangerous on Offense and Defense!"
Mr. Perry has a mid-upper-lip
called "Big Dude!"
Black Football History Month
celebrated each September was
founded by Ralph C. Winge, D.D.S.
in 2025 to recognize, celebrate, and
congratulate, with great pride, the
remarkable and outstanding Black Men,
both past and present, who display(ed)
exceptional skills with exciting and
memorable onfield performances
on game days, in the very popular
sport of American Football.
The Founder of Black Football History Month,
Ralph C. Winge, D.D.S.,
is also a College and Pro Football enthusiast,
a USC Dental School Graduate,
and is elucidator of elatus labialis wingeulus.
If you know a Footballer who should be included here,
please leave a note in the comments section. Thank you!
For all Photos and Gifs seen here, no copyright infringement is intended.

















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