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American football player (1927–2007)

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American football player

Nick Sebek

No. 42

Position:

Quarterback

Personal information

Born:

(1927-10-11)October 11, 1927
Niagara Falls, New York, U.S.

Died:

November 27, 2007(2007-11-27) (aged 80)
Buffalo, New York, U.S.

Career information

College:

Indiana

NFL draft:

1949 / round: 25 / pick: 248

Career history

Washington Redskins (1950)

Career NFL statistics

Games played:	2
TDs-INTs:	0-2
Stats at Pro Football Reference

Nicholas Sebek (October 11, 1927 – November 27, 2007) was an American football quarterback in the National Football League (NFL) for the Washington Redskins. He played college football at Indiana University and was drafted in the 25th round of the 1949 NFL draft.

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v t e Indiana Hoosiers starting quarterbacks
Hare (1903–06) Cunningham (1910) Gill (1911) Wilkens (1921) Filchock (1936–37) Hillenbrand (1941–42) Hoernschemeyer (1943–44) Raimondi (1945–46) Russell (1947) Taliaferro (1948) Sebek (1949) D'Achille (1950–52) Helinski (1953–54) Cichowski (1955) Filipowski (1956) McDonald (1957–58) J. Jackson (1959) Moore (1960, 1962) Broome (1961) Badar (1963–64) Stavroff (1965–66) Gonso (1967–69) McNulty (1970–72) W. Jones (1973) Te. Jones (1974–75) Arnett (1976–77) Clifford (1978–80) Laufenberg (1981–82) Bradley (1983–85) Kramme (1986) Schnell (1987–89) Green (1990–92) Paci (1993–94) Dittoe (1995–96) Rodgers (1997) Randle El (1998–2001) To. Jones (2001–2002) Hamdan (2002) LoVecchio (2003–04) Powers (2005) Lewis (2006–08) Chappell (2009–2010) Wright-Baker (2011) Kiel (2011) Roberson (2011–2013) Coffman (2012) Sudfeld (2013–2015) Diamont (2014–2015) Lagow (2016–2017) Ramsey (2017–2019) Penix (2019–2021) Tuttle (2020–2022) McCulley (2021) Bazelak (2022) Williams (2022) Sorsby (2023) T. Jackson (2023–2024) Rourke (2024)

Indiana Hoosiers starting quarterbacks

Hare (1903–06)
Cunningham (1910)
Gill (1911)
Wilkens (1921)
Filchock (1936–37)
Hillenbrand (1941–42)
Hoernschemeyer (1943–44)
Raimondi (1945–46)
Russell (1947)
Taliaferro (1948)
Sebek (1949)
D'Achille (1950–52)
Helinski (1953–54)
Cichowski (1955)
Filipowski (1956)
McDonald (1957–58)
J. Jackson (1959)
Moore (1960, 1962)
Broome (1961)
Badar (1963–64)
Stavroff (1965–66)
Gonso (1967–69)
McNulty (1970–72)
W. Jones (1973)
Te. Jones (1974–75)
Arnett (1976–77)
Clifford (1978–80)
Laufenberg (1981–82)
Bradley (1983–85)
Kramme (1986)
Schnell (1987–89)
Green (1990–92)
Paci (1993–94)
Dittoe (1995–96)
Rodgers (1997)
Randle El (1998–2001)
To. Jones (2001–2002)
Hamdan (2002)
LoVecchio (2003–04)
Powers (2005)
Lewis (2006–08)
Chappell (2009–2010)
Wright-Baker (2011)
Kiel (2011)
Roberson (2011–2013)
Coffman (2012)
Sudfeld (2013–2015)
Diamont (2014–2015)
Lagow (2016–2017)
Ramsey (2017–2019)
Penix (2019–2021)
Tuttle (2020–2022)
McCulley (2021)
Bazelak (2022)
Williams (2022)
Sorsby (2023)
T. Jackson (2023–2024)
Rourke (2024)

v t e Washington Redskins 1949 NFL draft selections
Rob Goode Laurie Niemi Len Szafaryn Mike DeNoia Ed Berrang Chet Fritz Bob Kennedy Ed McNeil Vic Vasicek Homer Hobbs Harry Varner Ed Henke Pat Haggerty Gene Frassetto Dick Flowers Ross Pritchard Herb Siegert Bob Hainlen Oliver Fletcher Tommy Hughes Bill Clements Frank Pattee Jim Cullom Nick Sebek

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