Isiah Robertson - Personal

Personal

He wore #58 with the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills.

Robertson was directly involved with Special Olympics for 10 years, coached Little League baseball for 10 years, coached 8 years in the Junior All-American football, and held football camps for underprivileged children in Southern California for 6 years. Currently, he is the founder and director of House of Isiah a drug rehabilitation center in Mabank, Texas.

Preceded by
Bruce Taylor
Defensive Rookie of the Year
1971
Succeeded by
Willie Buchanon
1971 NFL Draft First Round Selections
  • Jim Plunkett
  • Archie Manning
  • Dan Pastorini
  • J. D. Hill
  • Richard Harris
  • John Riggins
  • Joe Profit
  • Frank Lewis
  • John Brockington
  • Isiah Robertson
  • Joe Moore
  • Marv Montgomery
  • Leon Burns
  • Clarence Scott
  • Vernon Holland
  • Elmo Wright
  • Norm Thompson
  • Rocky Thompson
  • Jack Tatum
  • Jack Youngblood
  • Bob Bell
  • Don McCauley
  • William Tim Anderson
  • Leo Hayden
  • Tody Smith
  • Lenny Dunlap
Draft years
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
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1973 AP NFL All-Pro Team
  • Offense: QB John Hadl
  • QB Fran Tarkenton
  • RB O. J. Simpson
  • RB Larry Csonka
  • RB Calvin Hill
  • RB John Brockington
  • WR Harold Jackson
  • WR Harold Carmichael
  • WR Paul Warfield
  • WR John Gilliam
  • TE Charle Young
  • TE Riley Odoms

  • OT Ron Yary
  • OT Rayfield Wright
  • OT George Kunz
  • OT Art Shell
  • G Larry Little
  • G Reggie McKenzie
  • G Tom Mack
  • G Joe Scibelli
  • C Forrest Blue
  • C Bob Johnson

  • Defense: DE Claude Humphrey
  • DE Bill Stanfill
  • DE Carl Eller
  • DT Joe Greene
  • DT Alan Page
  • DT Mike Reid
  • OLB Chris Hanburger
  • OLB Dave Wilcox
  • OLB Isiah Robertson
  • MLB Lee Roy Jordan
  • MLB Willie Lanier
  • CB Willie Brown
  • CB Mel Renfro
  • CB Robert James
  • S Dick Anderson
  • S Jake Scott
  • S Bill Bradley
  • S Mike Wagner

  • Special Teams P Ray Guy
  • PK Garo Yepremian
1975 AP NFL All-Pro Team
  • Offense: QB Fran Tarkenton
  • RB O. J. Simpson
  • RB Chuck Foreman
  • WR Cliff Branch
  • WR Isaac Curtis
  • WR Mel Gray
  • WR Lynn Swann
  • TE Charle Young
  • TE Riley Odoms

  • OT Ron Yary
  • OT George Kunz
  • OT Dan Dierdorf
  • OT Rayfield Wright
  • G Larry Little
  • G Joe DeLamielleure
  • G Bob Kuechenberg
  • G Ed White
  • C Jim Langer

  • Defense: DE L. C. Greenwood
  • DE Jack Youngblood
  • DT Alan Page
  • DT Curley Culp
  • DT Wally Chambers
  • OLB Jack Ham
  • OLB Isiah Robertson
  • OLB Chris Hanburger
  • OLB Phil Villapiano
  • OLB Andy Russell
  • MLB Bill Bergey
  • MLB Willie Lanier
  • MLB Jack Lambert
  • CB Emmitt Thomas
  • CB Roger Wehrli
  • CB Mel Blount
  • S Paul Krause
  • S Cliff Harris
  • S Ken Houston

  • Special Teams: P Ray Guy
  • PK Jim Bakken
  • KR Billy Johnson
Cleveland / Los Angeles / St. Louis Rams first-round draft picks
  • Drake
  • Davis
  • Hall
  • Cordill
  • Mucha
  • Wilson
  • Holovak
  • Butkovich
  • Hirsch
  • Sitko
  • Wedemeyer
  • Thomason
  • Pasquariello
  • West
  • McFadin
  • Carey
  • Moomaw
  • Barker
  • Beatty
  • Morris
  • Marconi
  • Horton
  • Arnett
  • Shofner
  • Michaels
  • Phillips
  • Bass
  • Dickson
  • Cannon
  • McKeever
  • Gabriel
  • Olsen
  • Baker
  • Guthrie
  • Munson
  • Williams
  • Mack
  • L. Smith
  • Seymour
  • Klein
  • Reynolds
  • Robertson
  • Youngblood
  • Cappelletti
  • Fanning
  • Harrah
  • France
  • McLain
  • Brudzinski
  • Peacock
  • Andrews
  • K. Hill
  • Johnson
  • Owens
  • Redden
  • Dickerson
  • Gray
  • Schad
  • Green
  • Cox
  • Hawkins
  • Gary
  • Brostek
  • Lyght
  • Gilbert
  • Bettis
  • Gandy
  • Carter
  • Phillips
  • Kennison
  • Pace
  • Wistrom
  • Holt
  • Canidate
  • Lewis
  • Archuleta
  • Pickett
  • Thomas
  • Kennedy
  • Jackson
  • Barron
  • T. Hill
  • Carriker
  • Long
  • J. Smith
  • Bradford
  • Quinn
  • Brockers
AFC East
BUF
MIA
NE
NYJ
North
BAL
CIN
CLE
PIT
South
HOU
IND
JAC
TEN
West
DEN
KC
OAK
SD
NFC East
DAL
NYG
PHI
WAS
North
CHI
DET
GB
MIN
South
ATL
CAR
NO
TB
West
ARI
STL
SF
SEA
NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year Award from the Associated Press
  • 1967: Barney
  • 1968: Humphrey
  • 1969: Greene
  • 1970: B. Taylor
  • 1971: Robertson
  • 1972: Buchanon
  • 1973: Chambers
  • 1974: Lambert
  • 1975: Brazile
  • 1976: Haynes
  • 1977: Duhe
  • 1978: Baker
  • 1979: Haslett
  • 1980: Curry & Richardson
  • 1981: L. Taylor
  • 1982: Banks
  • 1983: Maxwell
  • 1984: Maas
  • 1985: Bickett
  • 1986: O'Neal
  • 1987: Conlan
  • 1988: McMillan
  • 1989: Thomas
  • 1990: Carrier
  • 1991: Croel
  • 1992: Carter
  • 1993: Stubblefield
  • 1994: Bowens
  • 1995: Douglas
  • 1996: Rice
  • 1997: Boulware
  • 1998: Woodson
  • 1999: Kearse
  • 2000: Urlacher
  • 2001: Bell
  • 2002: Peppers
  • 2003: Suggs
  • 2004: Vilma
  • 2005: Merriman
  • 2006: Ryans
  • 2007: Willis
  • 2008: Mayo
  • 2009: Cushing
  • 2010: Suh
  • 2011: Miller
Persondata
Name Robertson, Isiah
Alternative names
Short description American football player
Date of birth August 17, 1949
Place of birth New Orleans, Louisiana
Date of death
Place of death

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