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#79 Todd Steussie

PositionRG
DOB12/1/70
Height6-6
Weight310
CollegeCalifornia
NFL Exp.14




TRANSACTIONS:
• 4/17/06 – signed as a free agent with the Rams.
• 8/8/05 – re-signed as a free agent with Tampa Bay.
• 3/15/04 – signed as a free agent with Tampa Bay.
• 7/26/02 – signed renegotiated contract with Carolina.
• 4/3/01 – signed with Carolina as an unrestricted free agent.
• 2/9/00 – signed renegotiated contract with Minnesota.
• 2/11/99 – signed renegotiated contract with Minnesota.
• 2/12/98 – signed renegotiated contract with Minnesota.

• 4/24/94 – selected by Minnesota in first round (19th overall) in 1994 NFL Draft.


PRO: Equally adept at pass- and run-blocking…has ability and versatility to play both guard and tackle …has missed only two games since entering NFL in 1994…signed by Rams 4/17/06…played for Tampa Bay (2004-05) after three seasons with Carolina (2001-03)…first seven NFL seasons with Vikings (1994-2000) after being drafted by Minnesota in first round (19th overall) in 1994.


2006 SEASON: Played in 16 games with 15 starts…Started eight games at left guard and seven games at left tackle in place of an injured Orlando Pace…part of an offensive line that helped QB Marc Bulger throw for a career-high 4,301 yards and 24 touchdowns…opened running lanes for RB Steven Jackson to gain a career-high 1,528 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns.
• Part of an offensive line that allowed only one sack and provided protection for Bulger to throw for 328 yards and three touchdowns in Week 4 vs. Detroit 10/1…41 points scored by the Rams was the team’s highest point total of the season, also accomplished in Week 17 at Minnesota 12/31.
• Contributions in Week 16 vs. Washington 12/24 helped Jackson gain a season-high 150 yards with one touchdown on a single-game best 33 carries and add six receptions for 102 yards and one receiving touchdown…provided protection for Bulger to achieve a career-high 134.5 passer rating after throwing for a season-high 388 passing yards and equaling his single-game best four touchdowns.
• Part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack in Week 17 at Minnesota 12/31…blocking efforts allowed Jackson to establish a new career high with three rushing touchdowns.


2005 SEASON: Played in 15 games, primarily on special teams.
• Saw action as extra tight end and on special teams at Minnesota 9/11 and vs. Buffalo 9/18.


2004 SEASON:  Part of an offensive line that helped QB Brian Griese finish first in the NFL in completion percentage.
• Made Tampa Bay debut, starting at right tackle at Washington 9/12.


2003 SEASON: Key of Panthers’ NFC Championship offensive line that gave up team-record low 26 sacks, setting team single-season rushing record of 2,095 yards.
• Blocked as Panthers’ rushers gained team-record 223 rushing yards at New Orleans 10/26.
• Blocking efforts help QB Jake Delhomme pass for 323 yards in Super Bowl XXXVIII vs. New England 2/1/04.


2002 SEASON: One of three Panthers to start all 16 games.


2001 SEASON: Helped hold opponents sackless in three games and less than two sacks in nine.
• Did not allow sacks vs. San Francisco 11/18, at Buffalo 12/9 and vs. Arizona 12/30.


2000 SEASON: Part of Vikings’ offense that ranked fifth in NFL in total offense, helping RB Robert Smith rush for 1,000 yards for the fourth straight season.


1999 SEASON: Part of Vikings’ offense that ranked third in NFL in total offense.


1998 SEASON:  Earned second consecutive Pro Bowl start…All-Pro by Sports Illustrated and The Football Digest, adding second-team choice by Associated Press…Pro Football Weekly’s All-NFC Team and All-Madden team honoree.
• Vikings’ offense ranked second in NFL in total offense and scored NFL-record 556 points.
• Held 1998 Defensive Player of the Year DE Reggie White sackless in two meetings with Green Bay.


1997 SEASON:  Selected to start in first Pro Bowl…All-NFL by Football Digest, second-team All-Pro by College & Pro Football Weekly, and All-NFC by the Football News and Pro Football Weekly.
• Blocking efforts helped lead the way for RB Robert Smith’s 1,266 rushing yards.
• Contributions helped the offense finish third in the NFC in sacks per pass play (17.4 attempts per sack).


1996 SEASON:  Part of Vikings’ offense ranking fifth in the NFC in total offense.


1995 SEASON:  Part of Vikings’ offense ranking fourth in the NFL in total offense.


1994 SEASON:  With CB Dewayne Washington, became one of first two rookies in Vikings’ history to start all 16 games.
• All-Rookie honors by Pro Football Weekly/Pro Football Writers Association, College & Pro Football Weekly, and Football Digest.
• Vikings’ offense ranked third in NFL in total offense.

 

• Started school-record 47 straight games for Golden Bears.
• Earned Morris Trophy, given annually to Pac-10’s best offensive lineman.
• First-team All-America and first-team All-Pac-10.
• First-team All-Pac-10 as junior, earning second-team All-Pac-10 as sophomore.
• Began college career as defensive tackle, switching to offensive line as redshirt freshman.
• Social science major.

• Born Todd Edward Steussie in Canoga Park, Calif.
• First-team All-State honors as defensive lineman at Agoura (Calif.) High.
• Had own ticket program, Steussie’s Stars, at all home games to benefit local area cancer patients while with Buccaneers…also active with American Lung Association in efforts to fight children’s asthma.
• Volunteered at All Children’s Hospital and Hailey’s Hope Foundation while with Vikings.
• Married to Erica with two sons, Jack and Will.
• Resides in St. Louis.


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