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A man with
a powerful story, one that you will remember forever Larry Csonka and power running became synonymous in the NFL of the 1970's. As a player with the powerhouse Miami Dolphins he charged so tenaciously through defenses that his name became a household word and his nickname, Zonk, became a new American verb. From 1971-1973, he led the Dolphins to three Super Bowl appearances, earning All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors along the way. He and halfback Jim Kiick were affectionately known as "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," and were key players in the Dolphins' perfect 17-0-0 season in 1972. Csonka earned the MVP award of the Dolphins' Super Bowl VIII victory over the Minnesota Vikings by rushing 33 times for 145 yards and two touchdowns. In 1973, he was voted Super Athlete of the Year by the Professional Football Writers Association. In 1987, he was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in only his second year of eligibility. Larry continues to work in the "public eye" as a television host. He currently appears as a host of ESPN's "Suzuki Great Outdoors" and as host and producer of ESPN's outdoor adventure program, "Stihl's North To Alaska" which began airing in 1998. These programs showcase Larry's experience as a fisherman and hunter and his enthusiasm for outdoor sports and conservation. Other hobbies include constructing a softball/sports complex on his property in Ohio, operating heavy equipment, fishing and hunting. Larry Csonka is more than a retired football player, he is a legend. He will leave you and your organization with a renewed confidence to strive for perfection in any endeavor. |
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