He retired in 1962...Bill Stacy of the Cards was a All-Pro in 1961 who lined up at both WR part time and started at LCB.
Frank Gifford in 1953 may have been the last two way Giant player...of course any back up lineman was a potentially two way player if injuries struck do to the small rosters...
Joe Morrison started at SS in the 1961 NFL Championship game after playing RH on offense for most of the season, he could have been utilized both ways but wasn't.
Hardly belongs in the "60 minute" or "iron man" category. He occasionally lined up at WR. Plenty of DBs have in recent years. He hardly played a high majority of offensive snaps.
Dick James, an infamous name in Giants history, lined up part time on offense and defense, he had two interceptions in 1963 and rushed for 384 yards...in the late 50's he was a starting safety who played offense part time.
No one has been a starter on offense and defense for a long time. I think the WR/CB from the Pats a few years ago was probably capable and prepared to play as a starter on offense and defense.
Deion Sanders was a pass defender but a matador against the running game. He played half ass defense.
Frank Gifford in 1953 may have been the last two way Giant player...of course any back up lineman was a potentially two way player if injuries struck do to the small rosters...
Joe Morrison started at SS in the 1961 NFL Championship game after playing RH on offense for most of the season, he could have been utilized both ways but wasn't.
Hall of Famer Stan Jones of the Bears wasn't a two way player at the time, but he did move successfully from LG to LDT in 1963 at the age of 31.
Deion Sanders was a pass defender but a matador against the running game. He played half ass defense.