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American gridiron football player (1939–1970)

Roger Hagberg
Career information
Born:	(1939-02-28)February 28, 1939 Winnebago, Minnesota, U.S.
Died:	April 15, 1970(1970-04-15) (aged 31) Lafayette, California, U.S.
Position(s)	Running back
College	University of Minnesota
NFL draft	1961, round: 10 / Pick 128 (by the Green Bay Packers)
Career history
As player
1961–1964	Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL)
1965–1969	Oakland Raiders

Career highlights and awards
AFL champion (1967) 2× Grey Cup champion (1961, 1962) National champion (1960)

Roger Hagberg (February 28, 1939 – April 15, 1970) was a professional gridiron football player, who played running back for five seasons for the Oakland Raiders and four seasons with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

Hagberg's family moved to Rochester, Minnesota, when he was young and he grew up there. His father worked as a probation officer and his mother taught Latin at Central Junior High School. He graduated from Rochester High School in 1957 and attended the University of Minnesota.

Hagberg was killed on April 15, 1970, when he was thrown out of his car and struck by two other vehicles. Oakland Raiders' quarterback Daryle Lamonica attended Roger Hagberg's funeral in Rochester.

References

"Roger Hagberg NFL & AFL Football Statistics". Pro-Football-Reference. Retrieved February 7, 2016.
- "H". The Encyclopedia of CFL History. Retrieved March 1, 2024.
"Hagberg of Raiders Dies in Car Crash". Lodi News-Sentinel. UPI. April 17, 1970. Archived from the original on July 17, 2012. Retrieved March 1, 2024 – via Google News.

v t e Winnipeg Blue Bombers 49th Grey Cup champions
10 Dick Thornton 11 Ken Ploen 12 Hal Ledyard 14 Rick Potter 21 Charlie Shepard 22 Carver Shannon 23 Jack Delveaux 24 Nick Miller 25 Ray Jauch 26 Baz Nagle 27 Gordon Rowland 28 Gerry James 29 Leo Lewis 31 Ron Latourelle 32 Henry Janzen 35 Roger Hagberg 43 George Druxman 44 Garland Warren 48 Jack Bruzell 52 David Burkholder 53 Herb Gray 54 Rod Humenuik 56 Ed Kotowich 58 Ray Ash 61 Roger Hamelin 62 Roger Savoie 63 Steve Patrick 64 Cornel Piper 65 Michael Wright 67 Frank Rigney 70 Norm Rauhaus 71 Farrell Funston 73 Cec Luining 77 Ernie Pitts 78 Ron Meadmore Head coach: Bud Grant Assistant coaches: John Michels Joe Zaleski

Winnipeg Blue Bombers 49th Grey Cup champions

Head coach: Bud Grant

Assistant coaches: John Michels
Joe Zaleski

v t e Winnipeg Blue Bombers 50th Grey Cup champions
11 Ken Ploen 12 Hal Ledyard 14 Dick Thornton 21 Charlie Shepard 22 Joe Williams 23 Jack Delveaux 24 Nick Miller 26 Rick Potter 27 Gordon Rowland 28 Gerry James 29 Leo Lewis 31 Ron Latourelle 32 Henry Janzen 35 Roger Hagberg 43 George Druxman 44 Garland Warren 48 Jack Bruzell 52 David Burkholder 53 Herb Gray 54 Rod Humenuik 55 Sherwyn Thorson 58 Ray Ash 61 Roger Hamelin 62 Roger Savoie 63 Steve Patrick 64 Cornel Piper 65 Neil Thomas 67 Frank Rigney 70 Norm Rauhaus 71 Farrell Funston 73 Cec Luining 77 Ernie Pitts 79 Bill Whisler Head coach: Bud Grant Assistant coaches: John Michels Joe Zaleski

Winnipeg Blue Bombers 50th Grey Cup champions

Head coach: Bud Grant

Assistant coaches: John Michels
Joe Zaleski

v t e Green Bay Packers 1961 NFL draft selections
Herb Adderley Ron Kostelnik Phil Nugent Paul Dudley Joe LeSage Jack Novak Lee Folkins Lewis Johnson Vester Flanagan Roger Hagberg Buck McLeod Val Keckin John Denvir Elijah Pitts Nelson Toburen Ray Lardani Clarence Mason Jim Brewington Arthur Sims Leland Bondhus Ray Ratkowski

v t e Oakland Raiders 1967 AFL champions
00 Jim Otto 3 Daryle Lamonica 11 Mike Eischeid 16 George Blanda 19 Cotton Davidson 20 Warren Powers 21 Rodger Bird 22 Larry Todd 23 Rod Sherman 24 Willie Brown 25 Fred Biletnikoff 29 Howie Williams 30 Roger Hagberg 33 Billy Cannon 34 Gus Otto 35 Hewritt Dixon 36 Clem Daniels 38 Estes Banks 40 Pete Banaszak 42 Bill Laskey 45 Dave Grayson 47 Kent McCloughan 48 Bill Budness 50 Duane Benson 52 J. R. Williamson 53 Dan Birdwell 55 Dan Conners 62 Bob Kruse 63 Gene Upshaw 65 Wayne Hawkins 70 Jim Harvey 73 Richard Sligh 74 Tom Keating 76 Bob Svihus 77 Ike Lassiter 78 Dan Archer 79 Harry Schuh 81 Warren Wells 83 Ben Davidson 84 Ken Herock 85 Carleton Oats 86 Bill Fairband 88 Dave Kocourek 89 Bill Miller
Head coach: John Rauch
Coaches: Tom Dahms John Madden Marv Marinovich John Polonchek Ollie Spencer Charlie Sumner

v t e 1960 Minnesota Golden Gophers football—AP & UPI national champions
Bobby Bell Tom Brown John Campbell Roger Hagberg Tom Hall Greg Larson Bill Munsey Joe Salem Sandy Stephens Head coach: Murray Warmath Assistant coach: Dick Borstad Jim Camp Wally Johnson

1960 Minnesota Golden Gophers football—AP & UPI national champions

Head coach: Murray Warmath
Assistant coach: Dick Borstad
Jim Camp
Wally Johnson

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