NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 12: Poster from the movie "One Minute To Play" starring running back Red Grange #77 of the New York Yankees which was released on on September 12, 1926 in New York, New York. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL Photos/Getty Images)

Running back Harold Grange ("Red" Grange) of the Chicago Bears is inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1963. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL)

Chicago Bears Hall of Fame back Red Grange. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL)

Running back Harold Grange ("Red" Grange) of the Chicago Bears poses for a 1925 photo. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL)

Hunk Anderson (second from left), sits next to Hall of Famers Harold "Red" Grange (second from right), and George Trafton (far right) of the Chicago Bears during a 1925 game played during the team's barnstorming tour showcasing Grange. In the beginning of December, the Bears played eight games in 12 days, and then played nine additional games in the South and West. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL)

Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 1963 running back Harold "Red" Grange was nicknamed "the Galloping Ghost." He played for the Chicago Bears in 1925, and from 1929-34, and also the New York Yankees. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL)

Chicago Bears Hall of Fame head coach/founder George Halas shakes hands with Hall of Fame running back Harold " Red " Grange. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL)

NEW YORK - OCTOBER 24: Running back Red Grange #77 of the New York Yankees runs upfield against the Los Angeles Wildcats at the Polo Grounds on October 24, 1926 in New York, New York. The Yankees defeated the Wildcats 13-0. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL Photos/Getty Images)

Running back Red Grange bestowed instant credibility on the professional ranks when he joined the Chicago Bears in 1925. In this photo Red Grange takes off on a run in a 0-0 tie against the Chicago Cardinals on 11-22-1925. (Photo by Pro Football Hall Of Fame/NFL)

Undated photo of footballer Harold "Red" Grange of 'Chicago Bears" with arm in splints. (AP Photo)

Harold "Red" Grange is shown at peak of his career, 1924. (AP Photo)

American football player Red Grange of the Chicago Bears is shown during a game against the New York Giants in New York in 1925. The running back is known as the "Galloping Ghost." (AP Photo)

"Red" Grange in a 1925 posed action photo. (AP Photo)

Harold "Red" Grange in a Nov. 2, 1925 posed action photo. (AP Photo)

Football program for a game between the Chicago Bears and San Francisco Tigers played on Jan. 24, 1926 at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. The game featured Hall of Fame Bears running back Red Grange during a barnstorming tour of professional football. (National Football League)

Red Grange, left, and Bronko Nagurski of the Chicago Bears are shown in an action pose on Sept. 13, 1930. (AP Photo)

Harold "Red" Grange, the "Galloping Ghost" of college gridiron days, and later professional footballer, is seen, June 24, 1935 in Chicago, Ill., as he signed an agreement to act as backfield coach for the Chicago Bears. George S. Halas, left, owner and head coach, watches the proceedings. (AP Photo)

Red Grange grabs ball after first kickoff of game with Michigan in 1924 and gets away for 95-yard gain and a touchdown for Illinois. (AP Photo)

The Chicago Bears coach George Halas, left, and player Harold "Red" Grange officiate at retirement of three jersey numbers in Chicago, Ill., on Nov. 30, 1949. Halas holds sweaters worn by the late end Bill Hewitt (56) and fullback Bronko Nagurski (3). Grange wears his number 77 for the last time at the ceremonies. (AP Photo)