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Leo Carlin

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Eagles Career: 1960-2015 | Eagles Hall of Fame Induction: 2012

A pioneer in the sports ticketing industry and nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2007, Carlin served as a member of the club for more than five decades. He originally joined the Eagles as a part-time ticket office employee in the 1960 NFL Championship season before joining the front office full-time in 1964. Carlin helped oversee the Eagles' moves from Franklin Field to Veterans Stadium to Lincoln Financial Field, and also helped the Eagles become the first NFL team to merge ticketing with computer data processing. A graduate of St Joseph's Prep and St. Joseph's University, he is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. Born in Atlantic City, NJ, on September 16, 1937, Carlin and his wife, Kay, have seven children.

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