Bill Rademacher

Personal information

Date of birth:

May 13, 1942

Place of birth:

Menominee, Michigan

Height:

6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)

Weight:

190 lb (86 kg)

Career information

High school:

Menominee High School

College:

Northern Michigan Wildcats

Career history

As player:

Menominee Maroons
Northern Michigan Wildcats (1960-1963)
New York Jets (1964–1968)
Boston Patriots (1969–1970

As coach:

Xavier University (AC) 1972-1973
Northern Michigan (AC)
Northern Michigan (HC) 1978-1982
Michigan State University (LB) ^[1]

Career highlights and awards

AFL Champion (1968)
Super Bowl Champion (III)
Northern Michigan University Sports Hall of Fame, Inducted 1981
Upper Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame, Inducted 1983

Career NFL statistics

Receiving yards:	282
Receptions:	24
Receiving TDs:	3
Games played:	58
Games started:	5

William Stiles Rademacher (born May 13, 1942) is a former professional American football player who played wide receiver for seven seasons for the New York Jets and Boston Patriots.^[2]^[3]

During Rademacher's tenure as Assistant Coach at Northern Michigan University, the football team went from a 0-10 season in 1974 to a 13-1 season in 1975 and became National Division II Champions.^[4]

In 1981 he was inducted into the Northern Michigan University Hall of Fame ^[5]

In 1983 he was inducted into the Upper Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame^[6]

References

Northern Michigan Wildcats head football coaches

William McCracken (1904)
Charles H. Estrich (1905–1906)
Unknown (1907–1908)
Professor Mills (1909)
Unknown (1910–1911)
Deforest Stull (1912)
No team (1913–1915)
W. B. McClintock (1916–1917)
No team (1918)
L. O. Gant (1919–1921)
C. B. Hedgcock (1922–1933)
R. Victor Hurst (1934–1935)
C. B. Hedgcock (1936–1937)
R. Victor Hurst (1938–1942)
No team (1943–1945)
C. V. Money (1947–1955)
Lloyd Eaton (1956)
F. L. Ferzacca (1957–1965)
Rollie Dotsch (1966–1970)
Rae Drake (1971–1973)
Gil Krueger (1974–1977)
Bill Rademacher (1978–1982)
Herb Grenke (1983–1990)
Mark Marana (1991–1994)
Eric Holm (1995–2001)
Doug Sams (2002–2005)
Bernie Anderson (2006–2011)
Chris Ostrowsky (2012– )

New York Jets Super Bowl III champions

11 Jim Turner 12 Joe Namath (MVP) 13 Don Maynard 15 Babe Parilli 22 Jim Hudson 23 Bill Rademacher 24 Johnny Sample 26 Jim Richards 29 Bake Turner 30 Mark Smolinski 31 Bill Mathis 32 Emerson Boozer 33 Curley Johnson 34 Lee White 41 Matt Snell 42 Randy Beverly 43 John Dockery 45 Earl Christy 46 Bill Baird 47 Mike D'Amato 48 Cornell Gordon 50 Carl McAdams 51 Ralph Baker 52 John Schmitt 56 Paul Crane 60 Larry Grantham 61 Bob Talamini 62 Al Atkinson 63 John Neidert 65 Paul Seiler 66 Randy Rasmussen 67 Dave Herman 71 Sam Walton 72 Paul Rochester 74 Jeff Richardson 75 Winston Hill 80 John Elliott 81 Gerry Philbin 83 George Sauer 85 Steve Thompson 86 Verlon Biggs 87 Pete Lammons

Head coach: Weeb Ewbank

Coaches: Walt Michaels Clive Rush Buddy Ryan Joe Spencer

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