#37: Warren Moon Then
Warren Moon’s story was one of perseverance and trailblazing talent. After being overlooked by the NFL out of college, he dominated in the Canadian Football League, winning five Grey Cups before finally getting his chance in the U.S. Once there, he became one of the league’s most prolific and elegant passers.

With the Houston Oilers, Moon turned the “Run and Shoot” offense into art, carving defenses with precision and touch. He faced racial barriers that kept Black quarterbacks from opportunities, yet handled it all with dignity. His play, leadership, and class opened doors for generations to follow.
