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Gino Cappelletti is a retired NFL player that played for the New England Patriots.
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- Nickname: "Duke"
- Birthdate: March 26, 1934
- Birthplace: Keewatin, Minnesota
- College: University of Minnesota
- Played in the Canadian Football League, before joining the NFL
- Has been affiliated with the Patriots for 40 of the last 47 seasons, 11 years as a player, 3 years as a coach, 26 years as a broadcaster
- Was selected to be on Boston Patriots 1960s All-Decade Team
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Gino Cappelletti former Patriot's All Star tomorrow at Clarke's "signature event" http://bit.ly/3Xahca
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RT @emilykiry: The Legendary Lunch Series begins Thursday w/ former Patriot Gino Cappelletti & sportscaster Mike Lynch http://bit.ly/1t1P6g
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@BostonTweetUp The Legendary Lunch Series begins Thursday w/ former Patriot Gino Cappelletti & sportscaster Mike Lynch http://thefours.com
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RT @BostonTweet The Legendary Lunch Series begins Thursday w/ former Patriot Gino Cappelletti & sportscaster Mike Lynch http://thefours.com
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RT @BostonTweet: The Legendary Lunch Series at the Fours begins Thursday with former Patriot Gino Cappelletti & sportscaster Mike Lynch
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Gino Cappelletti Vital Stats
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- Height: 6'0"
- Weight: 190 lbs
- Rookie Year: 1960
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Gino Cappelletti Timeline
- March 26, 1934: Born
- 1954: Plays quarterback in college for the University of Minnesota
- 1955: Plays for the Sarnia Imperials of the ORFU in Canada
- 1956: Plays for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, then traded to the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the CFL
- 1960: Signs with the Boston Patriots in the American Football League
- 1961: Led the AFL in scoring
- 1964: Was named for the third time, the American Football League Most Valuable Player
- 1970: Retires from football
- 1970: Becomes a radio commentator for the Patriots' radio network
- 1984: Inducted into the Italian American Sports Hall of Fame
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