Joe Theismann

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Joe Theismann is a former NFL quarterback best known for leading Washington to a Super Bowl XVII victory and for his later work as a football broadcaster.

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instanceOf American football player
National Football League player
human
television sports commentator
awardReceived NFL Most Valuable Player Award
NFL Offensive Player of the Year Award
broadcastProgram ESPN Sunday Night Football
broadcastRole color commentator
collegeAttended University of Notre Dame
collegeHallOfFameInductionYear 2003
collegeTeam Notre Dame Fighting Irish football
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1949-09-09
draftedBy Miami Dolphins
familyName Theismann
fullName Joseph Robert Theismann
givenName Joseph
hallOfFameInduction College Football Hall of Fame
height approximately 6 ft 0 in
injuryInvolvedPlayer Lawrence Taylor
injuryOccurredAt RFK Stadium
injuryOpponentTeam New York Giants
jerseyNumber 7
knownFor leading Washington to victory in Super Bowl XVII
post-playing career as a football broadcaster
leaguePlayedIn Canadian Football League
National Football League
ledTeamToChampionship Super Bowl XVII
MVPSeason 1983
NFLDraftPick 99
NFLDraftRound 4
NFLDraftYear 1971
NFLTeam Washington Commanders
Washington Football Team
Washington Redskins
notableInjury career-ending leg fracture on November 18, 1985
occupation sports broadcaster
television personality
placeOfBirth New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States
positionPlayed quarterback
ProBowlSelection 1982
1983
professionalTeam Toronto Argonauts
retiredFromPlaying 1986
SuperBowlChampion Super Bowl XVII
teamInSuperBowlXVII Washington Redskins
workedAsBroadcasterFor ESPN
NFL Network

Referenced by (5)
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Notre Dame Fighting Irish football
Washington Commanders
notableAlumnus
Joe Theismann ("Theismann")
familyName
Joe Theismann ("Joseph Robert Theismann")
fullName
Super Bowl XIX
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