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Nicholas „Nick“ Anthony Buoniconti (* 15. Dezember 1940 in Springfield, Massachusetts; † 30. Juli 2019[1]) war ein AFL und NFL Linebacker. Er spielte nach seiner College-Karriere (Notre Dame) ab 1962 zunächst für die Boston Patriots und anschließend bis 1976 für die Miami Dolphins.[2] Buoniconti erreichte mit den Miami Dolphins dreimal in Folge das Finale der NFL, den Super Bowl, und konnte diesen zweimal gewinnen. 2001 ging er in die Pro Football Hall of Fame ein.[3]

Nick Buoniconti
Nick Buoniconti
Position: Linebacker	Trikotnummer: 85
geboren am 15. Dezember 1940 in Springfield, Massachusetts
gestorben am 30. Juli 2019
Karriereinformationen
AFL Draft: 1962 / Runde: 13 / Pick: 102
College: University of Notre Dame
Teams: Boston Patriots (1962–1968) Miami Dolphins (1969–1974, 1976)
Karrierestatistiken
Spiele	183
Sacks	24
Interceptions	32
Statistiken bei NFL.com
Statistiken bei pro-football-reference.com
Karrierehöhepunkte und Auszeichnungen
2× Super Bowl Champion (VII, VIII) 2× Pro Bowl Wahl (1972–1973) 6× AFL All-Star (1963–1967, 1969) AFL All-Time Team Pro Football Hall of Fame (2001)
Pro Football Hall of Fame

Einzelnachweise

Hal of Fame LB Nick Buoniconti dead 78 auf espn.com
Editors at the NFL: The Official NFL Record and Fact Book 2009. Time Home Entertainment, New York NY 2009, ISBN 978-1-60320-809-3, S. 337.
Hall of Famers – Nick Buoniconti, abgerufen am 9. April 2010.

AFL All-Time Team


Joe Namath \| Len Dawson \| Paul Lowe \| Abner Haynes \| Clem Daniels \| Cookie Gilchrist \| Lance Alworth \| Charlie Hennigan \| Don Maynard \| Art Powell \| Fred Arbanas \| Dave Kocourek \| Ron Mix \| Winston Hill \| Jim Tyrer \| Stew Barber \| Billy Shaw \| Walt Sweeney \| Ed Budde \| Bob Talamini \| Jon Morris \| Jim Otto \| Jerry Mays \| Rich Jackson \| Gerry Philbin \| Ron McDole \| Tom Sestak \| Buck Buchanan \| Tom Keating \| Houston Antwine \| Nick Buoniconti \| Dan Connors \| Bobby Bell \| Larry Grantham \| George Webster \| Mike Stratton \| Willie Brown \| Butch Byrd \| Dave Grayson \| Miller Farr \| Johnny Robinson \| Goose Gonsoulin \| George Saimes \| Kenny Graham \| George Blanda \| Jim Turner \| Jerrel Wilson \| Bob Scarpitto \| Weeb Ewbank \| Sid Gillman

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 Charlie 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 Charlie Wade \| Head Coach: Don Shula \| Coaches: Bill Arnsparger \| Monte Clark \| Tom Keane \| Bill McPeak \| Mike Scarry \| Carl Taseff

Miami Dolphins Mitglieder in der Pro Football Hall of Fame


Nick Buoniconti (2001) \| Cris Carter (2013) \| Larry Csonka (1987) \| Bob Griese (1990) \| Jimmy Johnson (2021) \| Jim Langer (1987) \| Larry Little (1993) \| Dan Marino (2005) \| Bill Parcells (2013) \| Junior Seau (2015) \| Don Shula (1997) \| Dwight Stephenson (1998) \| Jason Taylor (2017) \| Thurman Thomas (2007) \| Paul Warfield (1983) \| George Young (2021)

Personendaten
NAME	Buoniconti, Nick
ALTERNATIVNAMEN	Buoniconti, Nicholas Anthony (vollständiger Name)
KURZBESCHREIBUNG	US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler
GEBURTSDATUM	15. Dezember 1940
GEBURTSORT	Springfield, Massachusetts, Vereinigte Staaten
STERBEDATUM	30. Juli 2019

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Nicholas Anthony Buoniconti (December 15, 1940 – July 30, 2019) was an American professional football player who was a middle linebacker in the American Football League (AFL) and National Football League (NFL). He played for the Boston Patriots and Miami Dolphins, winning two Super Bowls with the Dolphins. Buoniconti was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2001.[1]

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