Conrad Dobler

February 14, 2023 |. Wyoming football and NFL legend Conrad Dobler died Monday at the age of 72, but not before seeing his beloved Kansas City Chiefs win ...

Dobler was cut from the roster before his rookie season began. Louis Cardinals selected him in the 5th round of the NFL draft. Opponents who were done in by his kicks and leg whips called him “the game’s dirtiest player.” The label stuck with him throughout his career and beyond.

Dobler finished his 10-year NFL career as a member of the Bills for two seasons.

A fifth-round pick out of the University of Wyoming in the 1972 NFL Draft, Dobler was selected by the St. He had something going on all the time in the locker room. Dobler played in the NFL from 1972-1981 and was a 3-time Pro Bowler during that span.

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[Cardinals](https://www.azcardinals.com/). Away from it, he brought authentic joy and caring to everyone who had the privilege of being his friend and that is what I will remember most.” Please consider supporting us with a subscription. Louis, Dobler spent two years with the [New Orleans Saints](https://www.neworleanssaints.com/) and finished up his 10-year NFL career with two seasons on the [Buffalo Bills.](https://www.buffalobills.com/) He even landed on the cover of On the field, Conrad was a big reason for the success of the Cardiac Cards of the 1970s.

Dubbed the “dirtiest player” in the NFL over his 10-year career with three teams, former University of Wyoming standout Conrad Dobler, 72, died Monday in ...

“He was a good football player, but he was a better celebrity. “He was always proud of being a Wyoming Cowboy,” McKinney said. I know he was proud to be a Cowboy, and that’s always special to me.” “He played both ways and was probably almost a better defensive player than an offensive player.” As for allegations he once spat on a player, he said that, “I don’t think I ever spit on the guy. “When they jump up to knock down a pass, the solar plexus is just so inviting.”

Conrad Dobler, former NFL offensive guard, passed away on Monday at the age of 72, the Arizona Cardinals reported. The cause of death was not disclosed by ...

Dobler noted that on the field, he preferred physical assaults over verbal ones. Dobler continued his 10-year career by playing for the Dobler was likely most notorious for being one of, if not the NFL's dirtiest player. Dobler started his career with the Cardinals, who were based in St. With the team from 1975 through 1977, he participated in three Pro Bowls. The cause of death was not disclosed by the team.