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Kapp and fellow Canadian Football Hall of Fame player Angelo Mosca came to blows at a 2011 Canadian Football League Alumni luncheon. The source of the bad blood between Kapp and Mosca was a hit Mosca made on Kapp's teammate Willie Fleming in the 1963 Grey Cup game.
He played for the Vikings until 1967, when he was traded to the New York Giants, [5] and Joe Kapp took his place as the Vikings' starting quarterback . [6] Kapp led the Vikings to their first playoff appearance in 1968, [ 7 ] but he was traded to the Boston Patriots in 1970 and Gary Cuozzo stepped up to replace him.
MIN – Joe Kapp 7-yard run (Fred Cox kick). Vikings 7–0. MIN – Gene Washington 75-yard pass from Joe Kapp (Fred Cox kick). Vikings 14–0. Second quarter. MIN – Fred Cox 30-yard field goal. Vikings 17–0. MIN – Dave Osborn 20-yard run (Fred Cox kick). Vikings 24–0. Third quarter. MIN – Fred Cox 32-yard field goal. Vikings 27–0 ...
Joe Kapp, the former Minnesota Vikings quarterback and University of California head coach, died Monday at the age of 85. His son, J.J. Kapp, told the San Franciso Chronicle in an email that his ...
Minnesota Viking quarterback Joe Kapp is hauled down by Kansas City's Jerry Mays (75) as another KC player moves in during the first half of Super Bowl IV on Jan. 11, 1970, in New Orleans.
Joe Kapp, who recruited scores of Sacramento-area prep stars as Cal’s football coach in the 1980s, has died at 85. Joe Kapp, who recruited scores of Sacramento-area prep stars as Cal’s ...
MIN – Gene Washington 42-yard pass from Joe Kapp (Fred Cox kick). Vikings 38–7. BAL – Tom Matte 4-yard run (Lou Michaels kick). Vikings 38–14. MIN – John Beasley 1-yard pass from Joe Kapp (Fred Cox kick). Vikings 45–14. Fourth quarter. MIN – Jim Lindsey 15-yard pass from Joe Kapp (Fred Cox kick). Vikings 52–14. Top passers
California's statistical leaders on offense were quarterback Joe Kapp with 649 passing yards and 582 rushing yards, and Jack Hart with 334 receiving yards. [3] Kapp and Hart were also the team's co-captains; Kapp was later inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.