Brooklyn Dodgers History

The Brooklyn Dodgers were a professional football team from 1946 until 1948, playing their final season in Brooklyn, New York.

Brooklyn Dodgers by the Decades

1940s

The Brooklyn Dodgers' inaugural season was 1946. During the decade, the Dodgers had a record of 8-32-2 during the regular season and not a single game in the playoffs. They won zero division titles. The Dodgers ranked 10th in the East division with a win percentage of 21%.

Brooklyn Dodgers Head Coaching History

Head Coach Years Record Win percentage Playoff record
Carl Voyles 1948 2-12-0 14.3% 0-0
Cliff Battles 1946-1947 4-16-1 21.4% 0-0
Tom Scott 1946 1-0-0 100.0% 0-0
Mal Stevens 1946 1-4-1 25.0% 0-0

Franchise history

Year Record Coaches
1948 Brooklyn Dodgers
2-12-0 (0-0)
Head Coach:
Carl Voyles
Ends Coach:
Steve Hokuf
Backfield Coach:
Horace James Hendrickson
Assistant Line Coach:
Danny McMullen
1947 Brooklyn Dodgers
3-10-1 (0-0)
Head Coach:
Cliff Battles
Assistant Coach:
Tom Scott,
Leland Wayne Gift,
Steve Hokuf
1946 Brooklyn Dodgers
3-10-1 (0-0)
Head Coach:
Cliff Battles,
Mal Stevens
Interim Head Coach:
Tom Scott
Offensive Line Coach:
Howard Dunney
Line Coach:
Hank Reese
Ends Coach:
Tom Scott

Franchise history guide

Seasons with a championship win Seasons with a conference championship