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James David Lofton is an American former professional football player and coach. He played in the National Football League (NFL) as a wide receiver for the Gre...
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CNN Sports Super Bowl XXX memories
CNN Sports Super Bowl XXX memories
It was Super Bowl XXX, January 28, 1996. History tells us the Cowboys beat the Steelers, 27-17 at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona. When CNN Sports offered dominant, unprecedented TV sports coverage, shows like NFL Preview and more were among the most highly watched programs on the network. This was my first Super Bowl as a…
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Collinsworth Edges Lofton in “Superstars”
Feb. 14, 1982 – James Lofton finishes second to Bengals wide receiver Cris Collinsworth in the “The Superstars” competition held in Key Biscayne, Florida. Collinsworth wins the competition with 38 points, edging Lofton by a single point. Lofton wins the half-mile and obstacle run, garners second in the bicycle race and 100-yard dash, and finishes fourth and fifth, respectively, in tennis and weightlifting.
Lofton Makes Special Delivery on Eve of Pro Bowl
Jan. 28, 1984 – “He thinks he’s a pro baby deliverer,” Beverly Lofton says after her husband, Packers wide receiver James Lofton, helps deliver their baby boy in Honolulu on the eve of the Pro Bowl. The Loftons name the baby David James. In the game, Lofton catches two passes for 23 yards including an 8-yarder for a TD in the NFC’s 45-3 rout of the AFC.
Lofton Says Jefferson Trade Speculation Just a Rumor
Oct. 9, 1984 – Receiver James Lofton says the rumor that the Packers will trade fellow receiver John Jefferson to Dallas for quarterback Danny White is false. “Every year, we hear rumors about trades,” Lofton says. “Last year… someone interviewed me about the trade of [Rich] Campbell. Being the media guy I am, I smiled and said I hope it’s a good trade for both teams.”