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Pete Retzlaff through the years

Take a look at the best images of Pete Retzlaff through the years.

The Eagles are saddened to learn of the passing of Pete Retzlaff
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The Eagles are saddened to learn of the passing of Pete Retzlaff

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Pete Retzlaff caught 452 passes during his career, third-most in Eagles history
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Pete Retzlaff caught 452 passes during his career, third-most in Eagles history

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Pete Retzlaff is second in franchise history in receiving yards with 7,412
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Pete Retzlaff is second in franchise history in receiving yards with 7,412

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Pete Retzlaff is fifth in team history with 47 receiving touchdowns
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Pete Retzlaff is fifth in team history with 47 receiving touchdowns

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Pete Retzlaff caught 46 passes for 826 yards and six touchdowns during the 1960 NFL Championship season
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Pete Retzlaff caught 46 passes for 826 yards and six touchdowns during the 1960 NFL Championship season

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Pete Retzlaff was named a First Team All-Pro in 1965 after he caught 66 passes for 1,190 yards and touchdowns
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Pete Retzlaff was named a First Team All-Pro in 1965 after he caught 66 passes for 1,190 yards and touchdowns

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Pete Retzlaff retired after the 1966 season
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Pete Retzlaff retired after the 1966 season

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Pete Retzlaff (second from the right) was voted to the Pro Bowl five times
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Pete Retzlaff (second from the right) was voted to the Pro Bowl five times

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Pete Retzlaff (far left) with teammates Bob Pellegrini, Chuck Bednarik, Dick Lucas, Tommy McDonald, and Tom Brookshier at Franklin Field in 1990
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Pete Retzlaff (far left) with teammates Bob Pellegrini, Chuck Bednarik, Dick Lucas, Tommy McDonald, and Tom Brookshier at Franklin Field in 1990

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Pete Retzlaff was inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame in 1989
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Pete Retzlaff was inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame in 1989

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Pete Retzlaff with his some his former teammates in 2014
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Pete Retzlaff with his some his former teammates in 2014

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Pete Retzlaff's No. 44 hanging in the rafters at Lincoln Financial Field
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Pete Retzlaff's No. 44 hanging in the rafters at Lincoln Financial Field

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