| 词条 | Sean Gilbert |
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| image = | caption = | position = Defensive tackle | number = 90, 94 | birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1970|4|10}} | birth_place = Aliquippa, Pennsylvania | height_ft = 6 | height_in = 5 | weight_lbs = 318 | draftyear = 1992 | draftround = 1 | draftpick = 3 | high_school = Aliquippa (PA) | college = Pittsburgh | pastteams =
| statlabel1 = Total tackles | statvalue1 = 409 | statlabel2 = Sacks | statvalue2 = 42.5 | statlabel3 = Forced fumbles | statvalue3 = 11 | statlabel4 = Fumble recoveries | statvalue4 = 3 | statlabel5 = Interceptions | statvalue5 = 2 | highlights =
| nflnew = | nfl = GIL126525 | pfr = GilbSe00 }} Sean Gilbert (born April 10, 1970) is a former professional American football defensive tackle. He was selected by the Los Angeles Rams as the third overall pick of the 1992 NFL Draft. He played college football at University of Pittsburgh. Early lifeGilbert played football for the Aliquippa Quips. As a senior Gilbert was a Parade Magazine All-America and the USA Today Prep Defensive Player of the Year and the Associated Press named him to its First-team All-state after leading the "Quips" to a 14–1 record and a Western Pennsylvania AAA championship. He made 91 tackles as a senior and recovered two fumbles for touchdowns. He also played guard on offense for Aliquippa. College careerAs a defensive tackle Gilbert was an All-America choice in 1991. He had 99 tackles (21 for a loss) and 6 sacks in his final two seasons at Pitt. In 1991 against Penn State, Gilbert totaled 11 tackles (6 for a loss) and 1 sack. One observer said Gilbert "played like a man possessed.".As a senior Gilbert had 17 tackles for a loss and 4 sacks. Gilbert played in 6 games, missing almost half of the season with a knee injury. He did not play as a freshman due to the NCAA "Prop 48 rule."[1] While playing at the University of Pittsburgh, he played with a stellar list of teammates and coaches. On the coaching staff while he was there were Jon Gruden, Mike McCarthy and Marvin Lewis, all of whom later became NFL head coaches. His teammates included NFL standouts Curtis Martin, Billy Davis, Keith Hamilton, Anthony Dorsett and WWE wrestler Matt Bloom. Professional careerPre-draftHeight: 6-4½ Weight:31540-yard time: 4.6 Bench Press: 440 lbs.[2] Gilbert entered the 1992 NFL Draft as a junior after only two collegiate seasons. RamsOn April 27, 1992, Gilbert signed a five-year $7.5 million contract, including a $3 million signing bonus. Gilbert started as a rookie, recorded 5 sacks, and was named All-rookie by Pro Football Writers Association. In 1993 Gilbert was voted to his first Pro Bowl and recorded 10.5 sacks. He was also an All-NFC choice by UPI and Pro Football Weekly. In addition he was named All-Madden and was the NFC Defensive Player of the Week after a 4 sack performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers. In 1995 Gilbert moved to right defensive end (RDE) and was a Pro Bowl alternate, recording 5.5 sacks. The signing of Pro Bowl RDE Leslie O'Neal made Gilbert expendable. "We've got Kevin Carter, D'Marco Farr, Jimmie Jones, and Leslie O'Neal", Rams vice president and director of football operations Steve Ortmayer said. RedskinsOn April 8, 1996, he was traded to the Washington Redskins for a first-round pick (the sixth overall) in the 1996 NFL Draft. With the Redskins, Gilbert was again an alternate to the Pro Bowl.[3] He had 113 tackles and 3 sacks and was a force against the run.[4] As Rams quarterback Steve Walsh said, "Sean Gilbert is playing like a monster." [5] He also helped the defense by drawing double-team blocking.[6] He sprained his knee against the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day. The Redskins made Gilbert their franchise player, but rather than sign the one-year $3.4 million tender offer, Gilbert sat out the 1997 season. After the 1997 season the Redskins again made Gilbert a franchise player, this time offering a one-year contract for $2.97 million (the average of the 5 highest paid DTs). Gilbert objected and asked for arbitration saying the Redskins did not have the right to place their franchise player tag on him for a second straight year. On March 17, 1998, the NFLPA and the NFL had an all-day hearing to resolve the case.[7] PanthersThe Redskins received compensation of two first round draft picks from the Carolina Panthers for not matching the Panthers offer of 46.5 million dollars. [8] Gilbert returned to right defensive end in 1998 and recorded 81 tackles, 25 quarterback pressures, and 6 sacks, starting all 16 games. In 1999 and 2000 Gilbert moved to his preferred right defensive tackle position and averaged 50 tackles and 3 sacks during those two seasons. In 2001 Gilbert switched to left defensive tackle and recorded 25 tackles and 2 sacks, playing and starting in only nine games due to injury. Gilbert broke his right hip on October 27, 2002 during a game versus the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and missed the last eight games of the season. Gilbert totaled 5 tackles during the injury-shortened season. On March 10, 2003, the Panthers released Gilbert. [9] RaidersThe Raiders signed him on October 29, 2003. He ended the year with 7 tackles. After the season. Gilbert became an unrestricted free agent and after not being picked up by a team, he decided to retire. After footballGilbert is the founder of Sean Gilbert Associates. He is also President and CEO of I GOT Records whose "mission is to bring new and exciting music right to the consumers." [10] Gilbert now resides in Charlotte with his wife, Nicole, and their four children, Deshaun, A’lexus, Zaccheaus and A’lea. Gilbert is the uncle of former New York Jets, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New England Patriots, and Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Darrelle Revis.[11] Gilbert is now an assistant coach at South Mecklenburg High School.[12] References1. ^St. Louis Rams Media Guide, 1992 {{USA Today DPOY}}{{1992 NFL Draft}}{{RamsFirstPick}}{{Los Angeles Rams 1992 draft navbox}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Gilbert, Sean}}2. ^ibid 3. ^Wichita Eagle, November 5, 1998 4. ^St. Louis Post-Dispatch, December 23, 1996 5. ^Washington Post, September 22, 1996 6. ^Virginian-Pilot, October 30, 1996 7. ^Washington Post, April 17, 1997 8. ^{AP, Associated Press 21 April 1998} 9. ^CNNSI.com {{webarchive|url=https://archive.is/20120709150039/http://images.cnnsi.com/football/news/2003/03/10/gilbert_released_ap/ |date=2012-07-09 }} 10. ^I Got Records.com 11. ^https://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/08/sports/football/08revis.html 12. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/08/03/3427467/football-preview-new-coach-new.html |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2012-08-31 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://archive.is/20130119000734/http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/08/03/3427467/football-preview-new-coach-new.html |archivedate=2013-01-19 |df= }} 13 : 1970 births|Living people|American football defensive ends|Carolina Panthers players|Los Angeles Rams players|Oakland Raiders players|Pittsburgh Panthers football players|St. Louis Rams players|Washington Redskins players|National Conference Pro Bowl players|People from Aliquippa, Pennsylvania|Players of American football from Pennsylvania|African-American players of American football |
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