Curtis Johnson (cornerback) - Professional Career

Professional Career

Johnson was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the fourth round of the 1970 NFL Draft. He played his entire nine year career for the Dolphins from 1970 to 1978. For his career he started 111 of 125 games, recording 22 interceptions. Johnson also started in three Super Bowls for the Dolphins, winning two of them.

Miami Dolphins Super Bowl VII Champions
  • 1 Garo Yepremian
  • 7 Billy Lothridge
  • 11 Jim Del Gaizo
  • 12 Bob Griese
  • 13 Jake Scott (MVP)
  • 15 Earl Morrall
  • 20 Larry Seiple
  • 21 Jim Kiick
  • 22 Mercury Morris
  • 23 Charles Leigh
  • 25 Tim Foley
  • 26 Lloyd Mumphord
  • 28 Ed Jenkins
  • 32 Hubert Ginn
  • 39 Larry Csonka
  • 40 Dick Anderson
  • 42 Paul Warfield
  • 45 Curtis Johnson
  • 49 Charlie Babb
  • 51 Larry Ball
  • 53 Bob Matheson
  • 54 Howard Kindig
  • 56 Jesse Powell
  • 57 Mike Kolen
  • 59 Doug Swift
  • 60 Al Jenkins
  • 62 Jim Langer
  • 65 Maulty Moore
  • 66 Larry Little
  • 67 Bob Kuechenberg
  • 68 Mike Kadish
  • 72 Bob Heinz
  • 73 Norm Evans
  • 75 Manny Fernandez
  • 77 Doug Crusan
  • 78 Jim Dunaway
  • 79 Wayne Moore
  • 80 Marv Fleming
  • 81 Howard Twilley
  • 82 Otto Stowe
  • 83 Vern Den Herder
  • 84 Bill Stanfill
  • 85 Nick Buoniconti
  • 86 Marlin Briscoe
  • 88 Jim Mandich
  • 89 Karl Noonan
  • Head Coach: Don Shula
  • Coaches: Bill Arnsparger
  • Monte Clark
  • Tom Keane
  • Mike Scarry
  • Howard Schnellenberger
  • Carl Taseff
Miami Dolphins Super Bowl VIII Champions
  • 1 Garo Yepremian
  • 10 Don Strock
  • 12 Bob Griese
  • 13 Jake Scott
  • 15 Earl Morrall
  • 20 Larry Seiple
  • 21 Jim Kiick
  • 22 Mercury Morris
  • 23 Charles Leigh
  • 25 Tim Foley
  • 26 Lloyd Mumphord
  • 29 Tom Smith
  • 34 Ron Sellers
  • 36 Don Nottingham
  • 39 Larry Csonka (MVP)
  • 40 Dick Anderson
  • 42 Paul Warfield
  • 45 Curtis Johnson
  • 48 Henry Stuckey
  • 49 Charles Babb
  • 51 Larry Ball
  • 53 Bob Matheson
  • 55 Irv Goode
  • 56 Jesse Powell
  • 57 Mike Kolen
  • 58 Bruce Bannon
  • 59 Doug Swift
  • 62 Jim Langer
  • 64 Ed Newman
  • 65 Maulty Moore
  • 66 Larry Little
  • 67 Bob Kuechenberg
  • 70 Larry Woods
  • 72 Bob Heinz
  • 73 Norm Evans
  • 75 Manny Fernandez
  • 76 Willie Young
  • 77 Doug Crusan
  • 79 Wayne Moore
  • 80 Marv Fleming
  • 81 Howard Twilley
  • 82 Bo Rather
  • 83 Vern Den Herder
  • 84 Bill Stanfill
  • 85 Nick Buoniconti
  • 86 Marlin Briscoe
  • 88 Jim Mandich
  • 89 Charley Wade
  • Head Coach: Don Shula
  • Coaches: Bill Arnsparger
  • Monte Clark
  • Tom Keane
  • Bill McPeak
  • Mike Scarry
  • Carl Taseff
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Name Johnson, Curtis
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Short description American football player
Date of birth June 22, 1948
Place of birth Toledo, Ohio
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