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                           ON RPJERA; CAROLINA  PANTHERS ' HEA~  COACH

 •             , . ,  , pp: .iThe ,iough~st chica~o'shares the recipe for toughness and l~adership  .
          ':.Jrom r q1:Jarterback who played the game like a ·Iineback~r, y.con orgullo latino. I've never
          ····<, _:,._ ,.  :acros~ •a man with more passion and love for the_ game of football. Viva Joe Kapp!"

                     -KIKO ALONSO, NEW ORLEANS  SAINTS  LINEBACKER

              "Joe Kapp was the leader the fans thought he was: tough and fearless, focused on_
                 · the team, believing in the 'forty for sixty' mantra that he made famous."
               --, JIM  MARSHALL, MINNESOTA VIKINGS  1961-79 TEAM  CAPTAIN



         40 FOR 60 FOREVER


         In  1969, the  Minnesota Vikings were  having a moment.  On  and  off the turf of the old
        ·- Metropolitan  Stadium,  the  Purple  People  Eaters  reigned  supreme.  At the  center of it
         all  was  unconventional  quarterback Joe  Kapp.
            Kapp  joined  the  Vikings  with  the  tenacity  to  succeed.  With  the  motto  "forty  for
         sixty,"  he  inspired the team's forty players to give it their all every minute, every game. ·
         Kapp  helped  mold the Vikings into a winning team,  scoring the  1969 NFL Champions
        'title and  blazing their way to their first Super  Bowl  appearance.
            Later  that  year,  Sports  Illustrated featured  Kapp  on  its  cover,  dubbing  him  the
         "Toughest Chicano" for his Hispanic pride and  ferocious style of play.
            Joe  Kapp,  "The  Toughest Chicano" honors the  life,  leadership,  and  legacy of one
        of  history's  toughest  football  players.  Inside,  you'll  find  a  behind-the-scenes  look  at
        pivotal  moments  in  football  history,  how  the  famous  Play  came  to  be,  Kapp's:pvyn
       ·'  game-by-game analysis of the  1969 season,  memoirs about his early life and success,.
        ful coaching career,  and memories on the set of iconic sports films such as  The _Longest .
         Yard.  As  a player,  coach,  and  father,  Joe  Kapp's legacy shows that every  player counts  -
        if they give their all,  every  minute, every game.

       ;<P.ro,ceeds go  to  the Joe  Kapp  & Family Scholarship  for first-time  Latinx students"att/
     . )irgc· Berkeley. Donate at ucbclaa.org.                                   •'
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                                                         I SBN-13:  978-1-63489-289-6
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