THE POWER OF ONE
MIAMI DOLPHINS 50 GREATEST PLAYERS Longest Interception Return in Dolphins History FLORIDA GATORS ALL CENTURY TEAM 2x All-American defensive back at the University of Florida FIRST ROUND PICK IN THE 1989 NFL DRAFT FOR THE MIAMI DOLPHINS First-team All-American (1987, 1988) UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Second-team All-Pro (1992) First-team All-SEC (1987, 1988) Gators’ Fergie Ferguson Award Top 20 Florida Gators in NFL History
LOUIS
BY
THE
NUMBERS
No. 25, 29
6ft 4in
226LBS
NFL years 8
Miami Dolphins (1989–1993)
Cincinnati Bengals (1994)
Miami Dolphins (1995–1996)
Games played 117
Games started 101
Tackles 544
Interceptions 27
INT return yards 605
Touchdowns 2
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Fantastic Phins: The 50 greatest Dolphins of all-time
The best of the best!
As the Miami Dolphins celebrate their 50th season, take a look at who was selected as the 50 best players in franchise history as voted by fans, team alumni, media and a blue ribbon panel.
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Backing The Bahamas: Dolphins Alumni, Staff Deliver Supplies & Support During Bye Week
The Dolphins Senior Vice President of Special Projects and Alumni Relations, made trips to the Bahamas on Friday and Saturday along with fellow former players Mark Duper, Louis Oliver, Jim Jensen, Shawn Wooden, Troy Drayton, cheerleaders Ashley and Emily, Senior Vice President Jason Jenkins, Senior Director of Community Affair Leslie Nixon, staff members as well as T.D.
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In My Own Words | Louis Oliver vs. Buffalo Bills
Each week, Dolphins.com looks back at a past game against the current week’s opponent through the eyes and words of a Dolphins player who played a key role in that game. This week, former safety Louis Oliver takes back to Oct. 4, 1992. In a 37-10 win over the Buffalo Bills at Rich Stadium, Oliver recorded three interceptions and returned one of his INTs for a 103-yard touchdown. Oliver’s return ties for the NFL’s all-time longest interception return with a 103-yard return by San Diego’s Vencie Glenn against Denver on Nov. 29, 1987.
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