Al Johnson (defensive back)

Al Johnson
No. 15
Position:	Defensive back / Running back
Personal information
Born:	June 17, 1950 (age 74); Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.
Height:	6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
Weight:	200 lb (91 kg)
Career information
High school:	Frederick Douglass
College:	Cincinnati
Undrafted:	1972
Career history
	Houston Oilers (1972–1978);
	Stats at Pro Football Reference
v ; t ; e ; Cincinnati Bearcats starting quarterbacks
	Tom O'Malley (1946–1949); Gene Rossi (1950–1952); Mike Murphy (1953–1955); Joe Morrison (1956); Jacky Lee (1957–1959); Larry Harp (1960–1961); Bruce Vogelgesang (1962); Brig Owens (1963–1964); Mike Flaherty (1965); Tony Jackson (1966); Greg Cook (1967–1968); Al Johnson (1969–1971); Mike Shoemaker (1972); Mike Campbell (1973); Henry Miller (1974–1975); Art Bailey (1976–1977); Tim Morris (1978); Tony Kapetanis (1979); Danny Barrett (1980–1982); Mike Willging (1983); Troy Bodine (1983–1984); Danny McCoin (1984–1987); Billy Davis (1985); Glenn Farkas (1987–1989); Dan Hoog (1988–1989); Paul Anderson (1989–1991); Lance Harp (1990–1993); Todd Preston (1994); Eric Vibberts (1994–1995); Chad Plummer (1995–1998); David Bertucci (1998); Deontey Kenner (1998–2000); Adam Hoover (2000–2001); Gino Guidugli (2001–2004); Dustin Grutza (2005–2008); Nick Davila (2006); Ben Mauk (2007); Tony Pike (2008–2009); Chazz Anderson (2008, 2010); Zach Collaros (2009–2011); Munchie Legaux (2011–2013); Brendon Kay (2012–2013); Gunner Kiel (2014–2016); Hayden Moore (2015–2018); Ross Trail (2016); Desmond Ridder (2018–2021); Ben Bryant (2019, 2022); Evan Prater (2022); Emory Jones (2023); Brendan Sorsby (2024–present);
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Last updated April 26, 2025

[1] "Al Johnson Stats". Pro-Football-Reference.com. Retrieved December 31, 2020.

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Al Johnson (defensive back)

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