Andscape senior editor Erik Horne talks with writer-at-large William C. Rhoden and senior NFL writer Jason Reid, who are in Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII, about pioneering quarterback and Super Bowl XXII MVP Doug Williams and why he should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame despite not having the statistical profile of a traditional Hall of Fame quarterback.
Williams was the first Black quarterback to win Super Bowl MVP honors in 1988 when the then-Washington Redskins beat the Denver Broncos 42-10 in San Diego.
Check out the rest of Andscape’s Super Bowl LVIII coverage here:
- Sacramento Kings coach Mike Brown’s son is assisting San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl
- Patrick Mahomes is off to the best start in NFL history
- How the NFL is helping men get out of prison
- San Francisco 49ers DC Steve Wilks turns rejection into redirection at Super Bowl
- Las Vegas Raiders president Sandra Douglass Morgan continues to pioneer at the Super Bowl
- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell encouraged, but ‘not satisfied’ with inclusive hiring
- The NFL gains in inclusive hiring
