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Dermontti Farra Dawson (born June 17, 1965) is an
American former professional football player who was a
center and long
snapper in the
National Football...
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Polamalu 47 Mel
Blount 52 Mike
Webster 58 Jack
Lambert 59 Jack Ham 63
Dermontti Dawson 86
Hines Ward The
Steelers boast the
third most "primary" inductees...
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point attempts.
Leading the
offensive line was ****ure Hall of Fame
center Dermontti Dawson, who made the Pro Bowl for the
third consecutive year. The Steelers'...
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Football Reference.
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Trich pla**** a role in
selling the park. At that time,
Dermontti Dawson joined the
ownership team. The
Washington BlueSox pla**** at the...
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Dermontti Dawson NFL & AFL Statistics". Pro-Football-Reference.com. 2010. Retrieved...
- Bowl No. 36
Jerome Bettis-Running back No. 37
Carnell Lake-Safety No. 63
Dermontti Dawson-Center No. 82
Yancey Thigpen-Wide
receiver No. 93 Joel Steed-Nose...
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before retiring. Holmes'
number 63 was
later issued to All-Pro
center Dermontti Dawson. The
number has
since been
taken out of
circulation as
being "unofficially...
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Broncos Tony
Boselli –
Jacksonville Jaguars Ruben Brown –
Buffalo Bills Dermontti Dawson –
Pittsburgh Steelers Tony
Jones –
Denver Broncos Bruce Matthews...
- Stanfel, and Gene Upshaw. Nine of the 40
finalists were centers,
including Dermontti Dawson, Mel Hein, Jim Langer, Jim Otto, Jim Ringo,
Dwight Stephenson,...
