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In 1920, the first season of the NFL (then known as the American Professional Football Association), there were three Canadian born players in the League ...
1) OL Buck MacDonald of the Canton Bulldogs was born in Pictou, Nova Scotia.
2) HB Jim Bryant of the Cleveland Tigers was born in Toronto, Ontario.
3) HB Tommy Hughitt of the Buffalo All-Americans was born in Genoa, British Columbia.
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