- From 1994-97 he and his son J.T. Snow didn't speak for reasons that have never been revealed, but when J.T. nearly lost an eye after being hit by a 100-mph fastball thrown by Randy Johnson, the two reunited.
- Played for the L.A. Rams as a wide receiver from 1965-75 when they were based out of Los Angeles. Later, he became a radio broadcaster for the team. Moved to St. Louis when the team moved to St. Louis.
- Snow was selected to the Pro Bowl in 1967 and still ranks among the team leaders in several receiving categories.
- He developed a sinus infection which became a staph infection. It then entered the bloodstream and infected an artificial hip joint, which in turn caused his death.
- Led the NFL in Yards per Reception (26.3) in 1967.
- Ranks 54th on NFL All-Time Yards per Reception List (17.7).
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