Steve Sylvester (American football)

Games played:	106
Games started:	31
	Stats at Pro Football Reference

Career highlights and awards
	3× Super Bowl champion (XI, XV, XVIII); National champion (1973); Third-team All-American (1974);
Career NFL statistics
Games played:
Games played:	106
Games started:	31
	Stats at Pro Football Reference

Steve Sylvester
No. 66
Position:	Guard, Center, Tackle
Personal information
Born:	March 4, 1953 (age 72); Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.
Height:	6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
Weight:	260 lb (118 kg)
Career information
High school:	Moeller (Cincinnati, Ohio)
College:	Notre Dame
NFL draft:	1975: 10th round, 259th pick
Career history
	Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders (1975–1983);
Games played:	Steve Sylvester (born March 4, 1953) is an American former professional football player who was an offensive lineman for nine seasons in the National Football League (NFL) for the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders. He played college football for the University of Notre Dame.External links NFL.com player page ; ; v ; t ; e ; This page is based on this Wikipedia article ; Text is available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license; additional terms may apply.; Images, videos and audio are available under their respective licenses.
Career highlights and awards
	3× Super Bowl champion (XI, XV, XVIII); National champion (1973); Third-team All-American (1974);
Career NFL statistics
Games played:
Games played:	106
Games started:	31
	Stats at Pro Football Reference
v ; t ; e ; 1973 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—AP national champions
	John Audino ; Art Best ; Luther Bradley ; Cliff Brown ; Ross Browner ; Dave Casper ; Tom Clements ; Greg Collins ; Peter Demmerle ; Gerry DiNardo ; Mike Fanning ; Willie Fry ; Al Hunter ; Mike Kemp ; Drew Mahalic ; Steve Niehaus ; Tim Rudnick ; Gene Smith ; Steve Sylvester ; Bob Thomas ; Mike Townsend ; Head coach: Ara Parseghian ; Assistant coaches: Greg Blache ; Jim Johnson ; Merv Johnson ; Hank Kuhlmann ; Francis Peay ; Joe Yonto ;
v ; t ; e ; Oakland Raiders 1975 NFL draft selections
	Neal Colzie ; Charlie Phillips ; Louis Carter ; David Humm ; James Daniels; Harry Knight ; Steve Sylvester ; Jack Magee; Tom Doyle; Paul Careathers;
v ; t ; e ; Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XI champions
	4 Fred Steinfort ; 8 Ray Guy ; 11 David Humm ; 12 Ken Stabler ; 14 Errol Mann ; 15 Mike Rae ; 20 Neal Colzie ; 21 Cliff Branch ; 24 Willie Brown ; 25 Fred Biletnikoff (MVP); 26 Skip Thomas ; 28 Clarence Davis ; 29 Hubert Ginn ; 30 Mark van Eeghen ; 31 Carl Garrett ; 32 Jack Tatum ; 33 Rick Jennings ; 34 Terry Kunz ; 36 Manfred Moore ; 39 Willie Hall ; 40 Pete Banaszak ; 41 Phil Villapiano ; 43 George Atkinson ; 44 Marv Hubbard ; 46 Warren Bankston ; 47 Charlie Phillips ; 49 Mike Siani ; 50 Dave Dalby ; 51 Rodrigo Barnes ; 52 Floyd Rice ; 54 Rik Bonness ; 58 Monte Johnson ; 60 Otis Sistrunk ; 61 Herb McMath ; 63 Gene Upshaw ; 64 George Buehler ; 66 Steve Sylvester ; 70 Henry Lawrence ; 72 John Matuszak ; 74 Dave Rowe ; 75 John Vella ; 77 Charles Philyaw ; 78 Art Shell ; 79 Dan Medlin ; 81 Morris Bradshaw ; 83 Ted Hendricks ; 87 Dave Casper ; 89 Ted Kwalick ; -- Kelvin Korver ;
	Head coach: John Madden ;
	Coaches: Tom Dahms ; Lew Erber ; Tom Flores ; Joe Scannella ; Don Shinnick ; Oliver Spencer ; Bob Zeman ;
v ; t ; e ; Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XV champions
	6 Marc Wilson ; 7 Dan Pastorini ; 8 Ray Guy ; 10 Chris Bahr ; 16 Jim Plunkett (MVP) ; 20 I. M. Hipp ; 21 Cliff Branch ; 22 Arthur Whittington ; 23 Odis McKinney ; 26 Keith Moody ; 30 Mark van Eeghen ; 31 Derrick Jensen ; 33 Kenny King ; 35 Dwayne O'Steen ; 36 Mike Davis ; 37 Lester Hayes ; 42 Monte Jackson ; 43 Ira Matthews ; 44 Burgess Owens ; 46 Todd Christensen ; 48 Kenny Hill ; 50 Dave Dalby ; 51 Bob Nelson ; 52 Mario Celotto ; 52 Greg Westbrooks ; 53 Rod Martin ; 55 Matt Millen ; 56 Jeff Barnes ; 57 Randy McClanahan ; 62 Reggie Kinlaw ; 63 Gene Upshaw ; 65 Mickey Marvin ; 66 Steve Sylvester ; 70 Henry Lawrence ; 71 Lindsey Mason ; 72 John Matuszak ; 73 Dave Browning ; 74 Dave Pear ; 77 Joe Campbell ; 78 Art Shell ; 79 Bruce Davis ; 81 Morris Bradshaw ; 82 Dwight Harrison ; 83 Ted Hendricks ; 84 Derrick Ramsey ; 85 Bob Chandler ; 86 Cedrick Hardman ; 88 Raymond Chester ; 89 Rich Martini ; 90 Willie Jones ;
	Head coach: Tom Flores ;
	Coaches: Sam Boghosian ; Willie Brown ; Lew Erber ; Chet Franklin ; Earl Leggett ; Joe Madro ; Bob Mischak ; Steve Ortmayer ; Charlie Sumner ; Ray Willsey ;
v ; t ; e ; Los Angeles Raiders Super Bowl XVIII champions
	6 Marc Wilson ; 8 Ray Guy ; 10 Chris Bahr ; 11 David Humm ; 16 Jim Plunkett ; 20 Ted Watts ; 21 Cliff Branch ; 22 Mike Haynes ; 23 Odis McKinney ; 25 Irvin Phillips ; 26 Vann McElroy ; 27 Frank Hawkins ; 28 Cleo Montgomery ; 31 Derrick Jensen ; 32 Marcus Allen (MVP); 33 Kenny King ; 34 Greg Pruitt ; 36 Mike Davis ; 37 Lester Hayes ; 38 Chester Willis ; 40 Rick Berns ; 45 James Davis ; 46 Todd Christensen ; 47 Don Bessillieu ; 48 Kenny Hill ; 50 Dave Dalby ; 51 Bob Nelson ; 52 Jim Romano ; 53 Rod Martin ; 54 Darryl Byrd ; 55 Matt Millen ; 56 Jeff Barnes ; 57 Tony Caldwell ; 58 Jack Squirek ; 61 Dave Stalls ; 62 Reggie Kinlaw ; 64 Shelby Jordan ; 65 Mickey Marvin ; 66 Steve Sylvester ; 68 Johnny Robinson ; 70 Henry Lawrence ; 71 Bill Pickel ; 72 Don Mosebar ; 73 Charley Hannah ; 74 Archie Reese ; 75 Howie Long ; 76 Ed Muransky ; 77 Lyle Alzado ; 79 Bruce Davis ; 80 Malcolm Barnwell ; 82 Calvin Muhammad ; 83 Ted Hendricks ; 84 Derrick Ramsey ; 85 Dokie Williams ; 87 Don Hasselbeck ; 93 Greg Townsend ;
	Head coach: Tom Flores ;
	Coaches: Sam Boghosian ; Willie Brown ; Chet Franklin ; Larry Kennan ; Earl Leggett ; Bob Mischak ; Steve Ortmayer ; Terry Robiskie ; Art Shell ; Charlie Sumner ; Tom Walsh ; Ray Willsey ;
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Steve Sylvester (American football)

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