Bobby Hebert, who led the Michigan Panthers to the USFL title in 1983, was at Ford Field on Sunday as the team made its return to Metro Detroit.

Michigan Panthers are back home, but don't expect the area to notice much. ... Relaxing in a Ford Field suite Sunday, Bobby Hebert buzzed with enthusiasm and reveled in nostalgia.

Relaxing in a Ford Field suite Sunday, Bobby Hebert buzzed with enthusiasm and reveled in nostalgia. The 62-year-old former quarterback laughed and told stories in his thick Louisiana accent about ...

Notable players including former Michigan stand-out wide receiver Anthony Carter, former Tulsa running back Ken Lacy and quarterback Bobby Hebert out of Northwestern Louisiana State.

It was a no-brainer for me to go to the Michigan Panthers.” While his father, Bobby Hebert Sr., who died this year from COVID-19, was upset because he wanted his son to become an engineer, the ...

Even Bobby Hebert, the quarterback from the ’83 Panthers squad, returned to Michigan and engaged the fans with a halftime speech. The league’s president, Daryl Johnston, ...

Thirty years ago Tuesday, Bobby Hebert threw the final pass in USFL history. ... But the USFL title game, like the one in 1983 when Hebert’s Michigan Panthers defeated the Stars, ...

3 Bobby Hebert. QB, 1985-89, 1991-92 ... he was the USFL’s player of the year in leading the Michigan Panthers to the first league title over Jim Mora’s Philadelphia Stars and he was the MVP ...

To understand Bobby Hebert you must know how he arrived. ... He went from college to the Michigan Panthers, bypassing the NFL, because it was 1983 and the NFL draft of John Elway and Dan Marino.

Hebert attended Northwestern State University and went undrafted in 1983 before joining the USFL's Michigan Panthers. Bobby, also known as the Cajun Cannon, had a successful NFL career with the ...

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