30 Facts About Marty Allen

1. Marty Allen appeared on One Bills Live this week and outlined his plan for the first few weeks of the offseason.

2. Marty Allen will not dress for the second consecutive game, as the Ravens will dress three running backs—Gus Edwards, Kenneth Dixon and Ty Montgomery.

3. Marty Allen will not dress for the second consecutive game, as the Ravens will dress three running backs—Gus Edwards, Kenneth Dixon and Ty Montgomery.

4. Marty Allen will not dress for the second consecutive game, as the Ravens will dress three running backs—Gus Edwards, Kenneth Dixon and Ty Montgomery.

5. Marty Allen will not dress for the second consecutive game, as the Ravens will dress three running backs—Gus Edwards, Kenneth Dixon and Ty Montgomery.

6. Marty Allen will not dress for the second consecutive game, as the Ravens will dress three running backs—Gus Edwards, Kenneth Dixon and Ty Montgomery.

7. On February 12 of 2018, Marty Allen passed away because of complications caused by his pneumonia.

8. Marty Allen was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States on 23rd March 1922.

9. Marty Allen said he likes some of the AAF rules that differ from the NFL's, even if they don't always favor the defense.

10. Marty Allen said he doesn't draw a salary and was brought in primarily to help promote the AAF.

11. Marty Allen played 12 years in the NFL and has known Ebersol since the early part of this decade.

12. Marty Allen will not dress for the second consecutive game, as the Ravens will dress three running backs—Gus Edwards, Kenneth Dixon and Ty Montgomery.

13. Marty Allen appeared in theatrical films such as The Great Waltz, Harrad Summer (1974) and A Whale of a Tale (1976).

14. Marty Allen earned a Soldier's Medal for stopping a fire in a plane that was being refueled.

15. Marty Allen was stationed in Italy where he attained the rank of sergeant.

16. Marty Allen was inducted into their alumni Hall Of Fame in 2009.

17. Marty Allen worked as a comedy headliner in nightclubs, as a dramatic actor in television roles, and was once called "The Darling of Daytime TV".

18. Marty Allen continued on with a successful television and nightclub career.

19. Marty Allen is attempting to challenge his sentence in a direct appeal.

20. On January 3, 2002, Marty Allen filed a second pro se petition for post-conviction relief.

21. On February 28, 2000, Marty Allen filed a motion to withdraw his petition for post-conviction relief without prejudice.

22. Marty Allen apparently filed a pro se petition for post-conviction relief on December 5, 1997.

23. Marty Allen was stationed in Italy during World War II, where he attained the rank of sergeant and earned a Soldier's Medal for bravery as well as the Congressional Medal of Honor.

24. Marty Allen says they started laughing hysterically when he began imitating Taylor.

25. Marty Allen was a relatively short man standing at 5 feet 4 inches.

26. Marty Allen was born Morton David Alpern on March 23, 1922 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to a Jewish family.

27. Marty Allen is known for his stand-up comedy jokes in nightclubs in California and in Las Vegas.

28. Marty Allen is an American comedian, actor, activist, and writer.

29. Marty Allen remembers when he arrived in Washington with President Ford's body, one of Ford's wishes was that his casket roll past the House of Representatives, where he spent a good chunk of his political career.

30. Marty Allen died at the age of 95 on February 12, 2018, of complications from pneumonia at his home in Las Vegas.