Don Chandler

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Don Chandler
Date of birth:	September 5, 1934 (1934-09-05) (age 73)
Place of birth:	Council Bluffs, Iowa
Career information
Position(s):	Kicker Punter
College:	Florida
NFL Draft:	1956 / Round: 5 / Pick 57
Organizations
As player:
1956-1964 1965-1967	New York Giants Green Bay Packers
Career highlights and Awards
Pro Bowls:	1
Honors:	NFL 1960s All-Decade Team
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Donald G. Chandler (born September 5, 1934 in Council Bluffs, Iowa) is a retired American football punter and placekicker.

Chandler attended Bacone College in Muskogee, Oklahoma and the University of Florida. After college, he went to the National Football League and played with the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers. He played in the first two overtime games ever in the NFL, in 1958 with the Giants against the Baltimore Colts and again in 1965 when he kicked the winning field goal for the Packers against the same Colts in a Western Conference playoff game at Green Bay. Chandler's fourth-quarter field goal that tied the game at 10-10 stirred controversy, as many Baltimore players and fans thought he missed the kick to the right. Chandler was named the punter on the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team. He went to the Pro Bowl after the 1967 season.

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v • d • e New York Giants 1956 NFL Champions Ben Agajanian | Bill Austin | Ray Beck | Rosey Brown | Hank Burnine | Don Chandler | Bobby Clatterbuck | Charlie Conerly | Gene Filipski | Frank Gifford | Rosey Grier | Don Heinrich | Johnny Hermann | Sam Huff | Ed Hughes | Gerry Huth | Jim Katcavage | Cliff Livingston | Ken MacAfee | Dick Modzelewski | Henry Moore | Dick Nolan | Jimmy Patton | Herb Rich | Andy Robustelli | Kyle Rote | Bob Schnelker | Jack Spinks | Jack Stroud | Harland Svare | Bill Svoboda | Mel Triplett | Emlen Tunnell | Alex Webster | Ray Wietecha | Dick Yelvington | Walt Yowarsky Head Coach Jim Lee Howell

v • d • e Green Bay Packers 1965 NFL Champions Herb Adderley | Lionel Aldridge | Bill Anderson | Ken Bowman | Zeke Bratkowski | Tom Brown | Lee Roy Caffey | Don Chandler | Dennis Claridge | Junior Coffey | Tommy Crutcher | Bill Curry | Carroll Dale | Willie Davis | Boyd Dowler | Marv Fleming | Forrest Gregg | Hank Gremminger | Dan Grimm | Doug Hart | Paul Hornung | Allen Jacobs | Bob Jeter | Henry Jordan | Ron Kostelnik | Jerry Kramer | Bob Long | Bud Marshall | Max McGee | Tom Moore | Ray Nitschke | Elijah Pitts | Dave Robinson | Bob Skoronski | Bart Starr | Jim Taylor | Fred Thurston | Lloyd Voss | Willie Wood | Steve Wright Head Coach Vince Lombardi Coaches Phil Bengtson | Red Cochran | Wally Cruice | Tom Fears | Norb Hecker | Pat Peppler | Ray Wietecha

v • d • e Green Bay Packers Super Bowl I Champions 5 Paul Hornung | 12 Zeke Bratkowski | 15 Bart Starr | 21 Bob Jeter | 22 Elijah Pitts | 24 Willie Wood | 26 Herb Adderley | 27 Red Mack | 31 Jim Taylor | 33 Jim Grabowski | 34 Don Chandler | 37 Phil Vandersea | 40 Tom Brown | 43 Doug Hart | 44 Donny Anderson | 45 Dave Hathcock | 50 Bill Curry | 56 Tommy Crutcher | 57 Ken Bowman | 60 Lee Roy Caffey | 63 Fred Thurston | 64 Jerry Kramer | 66 Ray Nitschke | 68 Gale Gillingham | 72 Steve Wright | 73 Jim Weatherwax | 74 Henry Jordan | 75 Forrest Gregg | 76 Bob Skoronski | 77 Ron Kostelnik | 78 Bob Brown | 80 Bob Long | 81 Marv Fleming | 82 Lionel Aldridge | 84 Carroll Dale | 85 Max McGee | 86 Boyd Dowler | 87 Willie Davis | 88 Bill Anderson | 89 Dave Robinson Head Coach Vince Lombardi Coaches Phil Bengtson | Jerry Burns | Red Cochran | Wally Cruice | Dave Hanner | Bob Schnelker | Ray Wietecha

v • d • e Green Bay Packers Super Bowl II Champions 12 Zeke Bratkowski | 13 Don Horn | 15 Bart Starr | 21 Bob Jeter | 23 Travis Williams | 24 Willie Wood | 26 Herb Adderley | 30 Chuck Mercein | 33 Jim Grabowski | 34 Don Chandler | 36 Ben Wilson | 40 Tom Brown | 43 Doug Hart | 44 Donny Anderson | 45 John Rowser | 50 Bob Hyland | 55 Jim Flanigan | 56 Tommy Crutcher | 57 Ken Bowman | 60 Lee Roy Caffey | 63 Fred Thurston | 64 Jerry Kramer | 66 Ray Nitschke | 68 Gale Gillingham | 72 Steve Wright | 73 Jim Weatherwax | 74 Henry Jordan | 75 Forrest Gregg | 76 Bob Skoronski | 77 Ron Kostelnik | 78 Bob Brown | 80 Bob Long | 81 Marv Fleming | 82 Lionel Aldridge | 83 Allen Brown | 84 Carroll Dale | 85 Max McGee | 86 Boyd Dowler | 87 Willie Davis | 89 Dave Robinson Head Coach Vince Lombardi Coaches Phil Bengtson | Jerry Burns | Wally Cruice | Dave Hanner | Tom McCormick | Bob Schnelker | Ray Wietecha

v • d • e National Football League | NFL's 1960s All-Decade Team Sonny Jurgensen | Bart Starr | Johnny Unitas | John David Crow | Paul Hornung | Leroy Kelly | Gale Sayers | Jim Brown | Jim Taylor | John Mackey | Del Shofner | Charley Taylor | Gary Collins | Boyd Dowler | Bob Brown | Forrest Gregg | Ralph Neely | Gene Hickerson | Jerry Kramer | Howard Mudd | Jim Ringo | Doug Atkins | Willie Davis | Deacon Jones | Alex Karras | Bob Lilly | Merlin Olsen | Dick Butkus | Larry Morris | Ray Nitschke | Tommy Nobis | Dave Robinson | Herb Adderley | Lem Barney | Bobby Boyd | Eddie Meador | Larry Wilson | Willie Wood | Jim Bakken | Don Chandler

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