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Orlando Pace

Pace with the Bears in 2009.
Personal information
Current teamFree Agent
Date of birthNovember 4, 1975(age 34)
Place of birthSandusky, Ohio
Height6 ft 7 inch (2 m)
Weight325 lb (147.4 kg)
Career information
CollegeOhio State
NFL Draft1997 / Round: 1 / Pick: 1
Debut1997 for the St. Louis Rams
Career history
As player:
* St. Louis Rams (19972008) * Chicago Bears (2009)
As player:
* St. Louis Rams (19972008) * Chicago Bears (2009)
Career highlights and awards
* 2× Lombardi Award (1995, 1996) * Outland Trophy (1996) * UPI Lineman of the Year (1996) * Jim Parker Award (1996) * Super Bowl champion (XXXIV) * 6× All-NFC (1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005) * 5× First-team All-Pro (1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004) * 7× Pro Bowl selection (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) * 1× Pro Bowl alternate (1998) * NFL 2000s All-Decade Team
NFL stat - 17 Week, 2009
Games played169
Games started165
Fumble recoveries7

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Orlando Lamar Pace (born November 4, 1975 in Sandusky, Ohio) is an American football offensive tackle who is currently a free agent. He was drafted by the St. Louis Rams first overall in the 1997 NFL Draft. He played college football at Ohio State. Pace has started all 16 games eight times (1998 � 2001, 2003 � 05) and blocked for three straight NFL MVPs (Kurt Warner; 1999, 2001 and Marshall Faulk; 2000). He was the cornerstone of a Rams offensive line that threw for more gross yards than any other team during his 12 years in St. Louis (50,770 in 12 seasons), finished second in completion percentage (61.8 percent) and fifth in TD passes (289) over that time. The Rams offenses threw for more than 3,000 yards in all 12 of his NFL seasons, seven quarterbacks eclipsed the 3,000-yard mark in a season, including three times surpassing the 4,000-yard mark, under his protection and also blocked for seven 1,000-yard rushers. Pace has started 154 consecutive games. Pace was a first overall pick in 1997 NFL Draft and was the first offensive lineman chosen first overall since 1968.

A five-time All-Pro and seven-time Pro Bowl selection, Pace earned a Super Bowl ring with the Rams in Super Bowl XXXIV. He has also played for the Chicago Bears.

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Bears coach no problem benching players - The Associated Press Tweet this news
The Associated Press--And Smith seems to be holding players accountable for their play, after being criticized in the past for sticking too long with -Orlando Pace- and Adam ... - Date : Wed, 29 Sep 2010 21:54:43 GMT+00:00
Can Mike Martz turn around Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler? - Chicago Sun-Times Tweet this news
Chicago Sun-Times---...- and Marc Bulger � and both of them had the tremendous advantage of having Marshall Faulk, Isaac Bruce and -Orlando Pace- in their prime on his side. ... - Date : Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:59:41 GMT+00:00
10 Things We Learned From Tressel's Highest-Scoring Game - The-Ozone.net Tweet this news
The-Ozone.net--The last time it was done was 1996 when the Buckeyes had David Boston, -Orlando Pace-, Pepe Pearson and a defense that allowed 131 points all season. ... - Date : Sun, 26 Sep 2010 03:38:07 GMT+00:00
Marquee matchup of Ohio State-Miami brings the stars out during daytime at ... - Plain Dealer Tweet this news
Plain Dealer--The real: former Hurricanes Nate Webster, Quincy Hipps and Edgerrin James; former Buckeyes Bentley, -Orlando Pace-, Malcolm Jenkins, Raymont Harris and Doug ... - Date : Sun, 12 Sep 2010 04:10:08 GMT+00:00
Omiyale's play raises talent evaluation questions - Chicago Press Release Services (press release) Tweet this news
Chicago Press Release Services (press release)--He was adequate at right tackle last year while the Bears were finding out that -Orlando Pace- was done. One other question might be why it took an injury to ... - Date : Wed, 22 Sep 2010 15:52:14 GMT+00:00
Behind Enemy Lines: Part II - Chicago Bear Report (subscription) Tweet this news
Chicago Bear Report (subscription)--John Crist: When Martz has an effective offensive line at his disposal, which he did in St. Louis with future Hall of Famer -Orlando Pace- at left tackle, ... - Date : Thu, 23 Sep 2010 12:16:43 GMT+00:00
Pace had warm welcome at Rams opener - St. Louis Post-Dispatch Tweet this news
St. Louis Post-Dispatch--Flanked by his wife and four children in the north end zone of the Edward Jones Dome, -Orlando Pace- didn't know what to expect when "introduced" to the crowd ... - Date : Sun, 19 Sep 2010 05:05:55 GMT+00:00
Pace returns to celebrate Strobel's 75th - Sandusky Register Tweet this news
Sandusky Register--Sandusky native and Ohio State and NFL legend -Orlando Pace- made an appearance Friday at the Sandusky-Lorain game as part of the 75th anniversary for Strobel ... - Date : Sat, 18 Sep 2010 05:13:46 GMT+00:00
Chicago Bears Season Preview - The NEIU Independent Tweet this news
The NEIU Independent---...- include: defensive ends, Adewale Ogunleye and Alex Brown, running back Kevin Jones, cornerback Nathan Vasher, as well as left tackle -Orlando Pace-. ... - Date : Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:17:54 GMT+00:00
A Preview of Next Thursday? - OffBeat Magazine Tweet this news
OffBeat Magazine---...- Derrick Brooks (Bucs), Tim Brown (Raiders), Richard Dent (Bears), Antonio Freeman (Packers), -Orlando Pace- (Rams) and John Randle (Vikings).--- - Date : Thu, 02 Sep 2010 19:05:16 GMT+00:00

Awards and achievements
Preceded by
Warren Sapp
Lombardi Award Winners
1995 & 1996

Succeeded by
Grant Wistrom
Preceded by
Jonathan Ogden
Outland Trophy Winners
1996

Succeeded by
Aaron Taylor
Preceded by
Eddie George
Big Ten Football MVP
1996

Succeeded by
Charles Woodson
Preceded by
Eddie George
Ohio State Buckeyes
Football Season MVP
1996

Succeeded by
Antoine Winfield
Preceded by
Keyshawn Johnson
1st Overall Pick in NFL Draft
1997

Succeeded by
Peyton Manning


Lombardi Award winners

1970: Stillwagon * 1971: Patulski * 1972: Glover * 1973: Hicks * 1974: White * 1975: Selmon * 1976: Whitley * 1977: Browner * 1978: Clark * 1979: Budde * 1980: Green * 1981: Sims * 1982: Rimington * 1983: Steinkuhler * 1984: Degrate * 1985: Casillas * 1986: Bennett * 1987: Spielman * 1988: Rocker * 1989: Snow * 1990: Zorich * 1991: Emtman * 1992: Jones * 1993: Taylor * 1994: Sapp * 1995: Pace * 1996: Pace * 1997: Wistrom * 1998: Nguyen * 1999: Moore * 2000: Reynolds * 2001: Peppers * 2002: Suggs * 2003: Harris * 2004: Pollack * 2005: Hawk * 2006: Woodley * 2007: Dorsey * 2008: Orakpo * 2009: Suh

Outland Trophy winners

1946: Connor * 1947: Steffy * 1948: Fischer * 1949: Bagdon * 1950: Gain * 1951: Weatherall * 1952: Modselewski * 1953: J. Roberts * 1954: Brooks * 1955: Jones * 1956: Parker * 1957: Karras * 1958: Z. Smith * 1959: McGee * 1960: T. Brown * 1961: Olsen * 1962: Bell * 1963: Appleton * 1964: DeLong * 1965: Nobis * 1966: Phillips * 1967: Yary * 1968: Stanfill * 1969: Reid * 1970: Stillwagon * 1971: Jacobson * 1972: Glover * 1973: Hicks * 1974: White * 1975: Selmon * 1976: Browner * 1977: Shearer * 1978: G. Roberts * 1979: Ritcher * 1980: May * 1981: Rimington * 1982: Rimington * 1983: Steinkuhler * 1984: B. Smith * 1985: Ruth * 1986: Buck * 1987: Hennings * 1988: Rocker * 1989: Elewonibi * 1990: Maryland * 1991: Emtman * 1992: Shields * 1993: Waldrop * 1994: Wiegert * 1995: Ogden * 1996: Pace * 1997: Taylor * 1998: Farris * 1999: Samuels * 2000: Henderson * 2001: McKinnie * 2002: Long * 2003: Gallery * 2004: J. Brown * 2005: Eslinger * 2006: Thomas * 2007: Dorsey * 2008: A. Smith * 2009: Suh

Jim Parker Trophy winners

1991: Skrepenak * 1992: Kennedy * 1993: Taylor * 1994: Wiegert * 1995: Ogden * 1996: Pace * 1997: Taylor * 1998: Stinchcomb * 1999: McIntosh * 2000: Hutchinson * 2001: McKinnie * 2002: Romberg * 2003: Andrews * 2004: Brown * 2005: Eslinger * 2006: Thomas * 2007: Long * 2008: Smith * 2009: Okung

UPI College Lineman of the Year

1950: Richter * 1951: McColl * 1952: Catlin * 1953: J. Roberts * 1954: Ellena * 1955: Pellegrini * 1956: Tubbs * 1957: Karras * 1958: Harrison * 1959: R. Davis * 1960: T. Brown * 1961: Romig * 1962: Bell * 1963: Appleton * 1964: Butkus * 1965: Twilley * 1966: B. Smith * 1967: Liggins * 1968: Hendricks * 1969: McCoy * 1970: Stillwagon * 1971: Patulski * 1972: Glover * 1973: Hicks * 1974: White * 1975: Selmon * 1976: Browner * 1977: Browner * 1978: G. Roberts * 1979: Budde * 1980: H. Green * 1981: Sims * 1982: Rimington * 1983: Steinkuhler * 1984: Fralic * 1985: Casillas * 1986: J. Brown * 1987: Hennings * 1988: Mandarich * 1989: Zorich * 1990: Maryland * 1991: Emtman * 1992: Curry * 1993: Waldrop * 1994: Wiegert * 1995: Ogden * 1996: Pace

Chicago Tribune Silver Football (Big Ten Conference football MVP)

1924: Grange * 1925: Lowry * 1926: Friedman * 1927: Rouse * 1928: Bennet * 1929: Glassgow * 1930: Fesler * 1931: Munn * 1932: Newman * 1933: Laws * 1934: Lund * 1935: Berwanger * 1936: Huffman * 1937: Davis * 1938: Weiss * 1939: Kinnick * 1940: Harmon * 1941: Graf * 1942: Schreiner * 1943: Graham * 1944: Horvath * 1945: Cline * 1946: Agase * 1947: Elliott * 1948: Murakowski * 1949: Wilson * 1950: Janowicz * 1951: Reichardt * 1952: Giel * 1953: Giel * 1954: Ameche * 1955: Cassady * 1956: Ploen * 1957: J. Pace * 1958: Duncan * 1959: Burrell * 1960: Brown * 1961: Stephens * 1962: Vander Kelen * 1963: Butkus * 1964: Timberlake * 1965: Grabowski * 1966: Griese * 1967: Keyes * 1968: Johnson * 1969: Phipps * 1970: Adamle * 1971: Allen * 1972: Armstrong * 1973: Griffin * 1974: Griffin * 1975: C. Greene * 1976: Lytle * 1977: Bethea * 1978: Leach * 1979: Clifford * 1980: Herrmann * 1981: Schlichter * 1982: Carter * 1983: Thorp * 1984: Byars * 1985: Long * 1986: Harbaugh * 1987: White * 1988: Thompson * 1989: Thompson * 1990: Bell * 1991: Howard * 1992: Gissendaner * 1993: Moss * 1994: Collins * 1995: George * 1996: O. Pace * 1997: Woodson * 1998: Germaine * 1999: Dayne * 2000: Brees * 2001: Randle El * 2002: Banks * 2003: Perry * 2004: Edwards * 2005: Robinson * 2006: Smith * 2007: Mendenhall * 2008: S. Greene * 2009: Clark & Graham

National Football League Draft number one overall picks

Berwanger * Francis * C. Davis * Aldrich * Cafego * Harmon * Dudley * Sinkwich * Bertelli * Trippi * Dancewicz * Fenimore * Gilmer * Bednarik * Hart * Rote * Wade * Babcock * Garrett * Shaw * Glick * Hornung * Hill * Duncan * Cannon * Mason * E. Davis * Baker * Parks * Frederickson * Nobis * Bu. Smith * Yary * Simpson * Bradshaw * Plunkett * Patulski * Matuszak * Jones * Bartkowski * Selmon * Bell * Campbell * Cousineau * B. Sims * Rogers * K. Sims * Elway * Fryar * Br. Smith * Jackson * Testaverde * Bruce * Aikman * George * Maryland * Emtman * Bledsoe * Wilkinson * Carter * Johnson * Pace * P. Manning * Couch * Brown * Vick * Carr * Palmer * E. Manning * A. Smith * Williams * Russell * Long * Stafford * Bradford |

1997 NFL Draft First Round Selections

Orlando Pace * Darrell Russell * Shawn Springs * Peter Boulware * Bryant Westbrook * Walter Jones * Ike Hilliard * James Farrior * Tom Knight * Chris Naeole * Michael Booker * Warrick Dunn * Tony Gonzalez * Reinard Wilson * Yatil Green * Reidel Anthony * Kenard Lang * Kenny Holmes * Tarik Glenn * Dwayne Rudd * Renaldo Wynn * David LaFleur * Antowain Smith * Chad Scott * Jon Harris * Jim Druckenmiller * Rae Carruth * Trevor Pryce * Chris Canty * Ross Verba

Cleveland / Los Angeles / St. Louis Rams first-round draft picks

Drake * Davis * Hall * Cordill * Mucha * Wilson * Holovak * Butkovich * Hirsch * Sitko * Wedemeyer * Thomason * Pasquariello * West * McFadin * Carey * Moomaw * Barker * Beatty * Morris * Marconi * Horton * Arnett * Shofner * Michaels * Phillips * Bass * Dickson * Cannon * McKeever * Gabriel * Olsen * Baker * Guthrie * Munson * Williams * Mack * L. Smith * Seymour * Klein * Reynolds * Robertson * Youngblood * Cappelletti * Fanning * Harrah * France * McLain * Brudzinski * Peacock * Andrews * K. Hill * Johnson * Owens * Redden * Dickerson * Gray * Schad * Green * Cox * Hawkins * Gary * Brostek * Lyght * Gilbert * Bettis * Gandy * Carter * Phillips * Kennison * Pace * Wistrom * Holt * Canidate * Lewis * Archuleta * Pickett * Thomas * Kennedy * Jackson * Barron * T. Hill * Carriker * Long * J. Smith * Bradford

National Football League * NFL's 2000s All-Decade Team

Peyton Manning * Tom Brady * LaDainian Tomlinson * Shaun Alexander * Edgerrin James * Jamal Lewis * Lorenzo Neal * Marvin Harrison * Terrell Owens * Randy Moss * Torry Holt * Tony Gonzalez * Antonio Gates * Walter Jones * Orlando Pace * Jonathan Ogden * Willie Roaf * Alan Faneca * Will Shields * Steve Hutchinson * Larry Allen * Kevin Mawae * Olin Kreutz * Dwight Freeney * Jason Taylor * Michael Strahan * Julius Peppers * Warren Sapp * Kevin Williams * Richard Seymour * La'Roi Glover * Ray Lewis * Joey Porter * Derrick Brooks * Zach Thomas * Brian Urlacher * DeMarcus Ware * Champ Bailey * Charles Woodson * Ronde Barber * Ty Law * Ed Reed * Darren Sharper * Troy Polamalu * Brian Dawkins * Adam Vinatieri * David Akers * Shane Lechler * Brian Moorman * Joshua Cribbs * Dante Hall * Devin Hester * Bill Belichick * Tony Dungy

St. Louis Rams Super Bowl XXXIV Champions

2 Mike Horan * 9 Joe Germaine * 10 Trent Green * 13 Kurt Warner (MVP) * 14 Jeff Wilkins * 16 Paul Justin * 20 Taje Allen * 21 Dexter McCleon * 22 Billy Jenkins * 23 Devin Bush * 24 Ron Carpenter * 25 Robert Holcombe * 28 Marshall Faulk * 31 Amp Lee * 32 Dré Bly * 35 Keith Lyle * 36 Justin Watson * 38 Rich Coady * 41 Todd Lyght * 42 James Hodgins * 45 Jeff Robinson * 50 Ryan Tucker * 51 Lorenzo Styles * 52 Mike Jones * 54 Todd Collins * 56 Charlie Clemons * 57 Leonard Little * 58 Mike Morton * 59 London Fletcher * 60 Mike Gruttadauria * 61 Tom Nütten * 62 Adam Timmerman * 64 Andy McCollum * 71 Cameron Spikes * 73 Fred Miller * 75 D'Marco Farr * 76 Orlando Pace * 77 Matt Willig * 80 Isaac Bruce * 81 Az-Zahir Hakim * 82 Tony Horne * 83 Chris Thomas * 84 Ernie Conwell * 86 Roland Williams * 87 Ricky Proehl * 88 Torry Holt * 90 Jeff Zgonina * 91 Troy Pelshak * 92 Lionel Barnes * 93 Kevin Carter * 95 Nate Hobgood-Chittick * 96 Jay Williams * 98 Grant Wistrom * 99 Ray Agnew

St. Louis Rams Ed Block Courage Award

1984: Youngblood * 1985: Guman * 1986: D. Smith * 1987: C. White * 1988: Newsome * 1989: Jerue * 1990: Gray * 1991: Stewart * 1992: Slater * 1993: Lang * 1994: Phifer * 1995: Wolfley * 1996: A. Wright * 1997: Rypien * 1998: M.A. Jones * 1999: Conwell * 2000: Green * 2001: Bruce * 2002: McCollum * 2003: Williams * 2004: Faulk * 2005: Little * 2006: Tinoisamoa * 2007: Looker * 2008: Pace * 2009: J. Hall

2000 Pro Bowl NFC Starters

OffenseQB Kurt Warner * RB Marshall Faulk * FB Mike Alstott * WR Isaac Bruce * WR Cris Carter * TE Wesley Walls
OT Orlando Pace * OT Willie Roaf * G Larry Allen * G Randall McDaniel * C Jeff Christy
DefenseDE Kevin Carter * DE Michael Strahan * DT Luther Elliss * DT Warren Sapp
OLB Jessie Armstead * OLB Derrick Brooks * ILB Hardy Nickerson
CB Todd Lyght * CB Deion Sanders * FS Lance Schulters * SS John Lynch
Special TeamsP Mitch Berger * PK Jason Hanson * KR Glyn Milburn * ST Michael Bates

2001 Pro Bowl NFC Starters

OffenseQB Daunte Culpepper * RB Marshall Faulk * FB Mike Alstott * WR Isaac Bruce * WR Randy Moss * TE Chad Lewis
OT Orlando Pace * OT Willie Roaf * G Larry Allen * G Randall McDaniel * C Jeff Christy
DefenseDE Hugh Douglas * DE Joe Johnson * DT La'Roi Glover * DT Warren Sapp
OLB Jessie Armstead * OLB Derrick Brooks * ILB Stephen Boyd
CB Champ Bailey * CB Troy Vincent * FS Darren Sharper * SS John Lynch
Special TeamsP Scott Player * PK Martín Gramática * KR Desmond Howard * ST Michael Bates

2002 Pro Bowl NFC Starters

OffenseQB Brett Favre * RB Marshall Faulk * FB Mike Alstott * WR David Boston * WR Terrell Owens * TE Bubba Franks
OT Orlando Pace * OT Chris Samuels * G Larry Allen * G Ron Stone * C Olin Kreutz
DefenseDE Hugh Douglas * DE Michael Strahan * DT La'Roi Glover * DT Warren Sapp
OLB LaVar Arrington * OLB Derrick Brooks * ILB Brian Urlacher
CB Ronde Barber * CB Aeneas Williams * FS Brian Dawkins * SS Sammy Knight
Special TeamsP Todd Sauerbrun * PK David Akers * KR Steve Smith * ST Larry Whigham

2004 Pro Bowl NFC Starters

OffenseQB Daunte Culpepper * RB Ahman Green * FB Fred Beasley * WR Torry Holt * WR Randy Moss * TE Alge Crumpler
OT Flozell Adams * OT Orlando Pace * G Larry Allen * G Marco Rivera * C Olin Kreutz
DefenseDE Simeon Rice * DE Michael Strahan * DT La'Roi Glover * DT Kris Jenkins
OLB LaVar Arrington * OLB Derrick Brooks * ILB Brian Urlacher
CB Champ Bailey * CB Dré Bly * FS Corey Chavous * SS Roy Williams
Special TeamsP Todd Sauerbrun * PK Jeff Wilkins * KR Jerry Azumah * ST Alex Bannister

2005 Pro Bowl NFC Starters

OffenseQB Donovan McNabb * RB Tiki Barber * FB William Henderson * WR Muhsin Muhammad * WR Joe Horn * TE Alge Crumpler
OT Walter Jones * OT Orlando Pace * G Larry Allen * G Marco Rivera * C Olin Kreutz
DefenseDE Bertrand Berry * DE Julius Peppers * DT La'Roi Glover * DT Shaun Rogers
OLB Keith Brooking * OLB Marcus Washington * ILB Dan Morgan
CB Ronde Barber * CB Lito Sheppard * FS Brian Dawkins * SS Michael Lewis
Special TeamsP Mitch Berger * PK David Akers * KR Eddie Drummond * ST Ike Reese

2006 Pro Bowl NFC Starters

OffenseQB Matt Hasselbeck * RB Shaun Alexander * FB Mack Strong * WR Santana Moss * WR Steve Smith * TE Alge Crumpler
OT Walter Jones * OT Orlando Pace * G Larry Allen * G Steve Hutchinson * C Olin Kreutz
DefenseDE Julius Peppers * DE Michael Strahan * DT Shaun Rogers * DT Tommie Harris
OLB Keith Brooking * OLB Derrick Brooks * ILB Brian Urlacher
CB Ronde Barber * CB DeAngelo Hall * FS Darren Sharper * SS Roy Williams
Special TeamsP Josh Bidwell * PK Neil Rackers * KR Koren Robinson * ST David Tyree



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