Jim Kiick

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Jim Kiick was an American running back best known as a key member of the Miami Dolphins’ dominant early-1970s teams, including their perfect 1972 season.

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instanceOf American football player
human
causeOfDeath Alzheimer's disease
childOccupation Alli Kiick is a professional tennis player
collegeAttended University of Wyoming
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1946-08-09
dateOfDeath 2020-06-20
draftedBy Miami Dolphins
draftPickNumber 118
draftRound 5
draftYear 1968
eraOfProminence early 1970s
fatherOf Alli Kiick
fullName James Forrest Kiick
givenName James
hallOfFameInduction University of Wyoming Athletics Hall of Fame
height 5 ft 11 in
heightInMeters 1.80
highSchoolAttended Boonton High School
jerseyNumber 21
knownFor key member of Miami Dolphins’ dominant early-1970s teams
leagueParticipatedIn National Football League
World Football League
memberOfSportsTeam Denver Broncos
Memphis Southmen
Miami Dolphins
notableAchievement Super Bowl champion
notableWork member of Miami Dolphins 1972 perfect season team
participatedIn Super Bowl VI
placeOfBirth Lincoln Park, New Jersey, United States
placeOfDeath Wilton Manors, Florida, United States
playedCollegeFootballFor Wyoming Cowboys football team
playedFor Denver Broncos
Memphis Southmen
Miami Dolphins
playedUnderCoach Don Shula
positionPlayed running back
sport American football
stateOfHighSchool New Jersey
teamAchievement 1972 undefeated season with Miami Dolphins
teammateOf Bob Griese
Larry Csonka
Paul Warfield
weightInKilograms 97
weightInPounds 214
won Super Bowl VII
Super Bowl VIII

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World Football League notablePlayerSigned Jim Kiick
subject linked to: WFL
Memphis Southmen notablePlayer Jim Kiick
Mercury Morris sharesBackfieldWith Jim Kiick
subject linked to: Mercury
Southmen attemptedToSign Jim Kiick