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Mike Curtis, NFL Pro-Football Middle Linebacker and Outside Linebacker, is available for:
Speaking engagements
Autograph signings
Meet and greets
Corporate meetings and events
Business Seminars
Live Video Appearances
Contact us at info@mikecurtisfootball.com for more information on booking Mike Curtis.
Curtis was born March 26, 1943 in Washington, DC. He attended Richard Montgomery High School (RMHS) in Rockville, MD and received a football scholarship to Duke University, where he was named All-ACC Academic in 1963.
At RMHS, Curtis was named Outstanding Player of the Year in 1960 as a fullback. At Duke University, he was a two-time All Atlantic Coast Conference selection as a fullback and linebacker, All Time Letterman 1962, 1963 and 1964 as well as an ACC Champion in Track and Field (Javelin). Mike graduated with a B.A. in 1966 from Duke.
Mike Curtis was drafted first round by the Baltimore Colts and is well known for his outstanding career in the National Football League.
During his years with the Baltimore Colts, Seattle Seahawks and the Washington Redskins, Curtis set the standard for NFL linebackers – middle and outside - big, quick and agile with explosive tackling ability. He played in four Pro Bowls, and led the Colts’ defense to two Super Bowls. Curtis recorded 5 interceptions in 1970 and was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Year. He received MVP honors by the New York Chapter of Professional Football Writers of America after Super Bowl V. Curtis was named the Colts' Most Valuable Player in 1974. He was drafted by the Seahawks in the 1976 expansion draft and played one season with them before retiring with the Redskins in 1978.
Mike Curtis wrote one book about his NFL career called Keep off My Turf. In it, he states that the New York Jets, who upset the Colts in the Super Bowl III, "were lucky that day," and that the 1968 Colts were "twice as good as the Jets."
After his outstanding football career, Mike continued to challenge himself with Outward Bound Wilderness Expeditions, specifically mountaineering in Patagonia, Chile and the Collegiate Peaks in Central Colorado. Other Expeditions saw Mike climbing summits in the Alps, Appalachians, Alaska, and Maine.
Named to Duke University Sports Hall of Fame in 1981, Curtis was selected to Duke’s All-Century Team in 2000.
Mike is available for Live Video Appearances via SpiffBox at www.spiffbox.com/mikecurtis. He will also answer direct fan and advice questions there as well.
Speaking engagements
Autograph signings
Meet and greets
Corporate meetings and events
Business Seminars
Live Video Appearances
Contact us at info@mikecurtisfootball.com for more information on booking Mike Curtis.
Curtis was born March 26, 1943 in Washington, DC. He attended Richard Montgomery High School (RMHS) in Rockville, MD and received a football scholarship to Duke University, where he was named All-ACC Academic in 1963.
At RMHS, Curtis was named Outstanding Player of the Year in 1960 as a fullback. At Duke University, he was a two-time All Atlantic Coast Conference selection as a fullback and linebacker, All Time Letterman 1962, 1963 and 1964 as well as an ACC Champion in Track and Field (Javelin). Mike graduated with a B.A. in 1966 from Duke.
Mike Curtis was drafted first round by the Baltimore Colts and is well known for his outstanding career in the National Football League.
During his years with the Baltimore Colts, Seattle Seahawks and the Washington Redskins, Curtis set the standard for NFL linebackers – middle and outside - big, quick and agile with explosive tackling ability. He played in four Pro Bowls, and led the Colts’ defense to two Super Bowls. Curtis recorded 5 interceptions in 1970 and was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Year. He received MVP honors by the New York Chapter of Professional Football Writers of America after Super Bowl V. Curtis was named the Colts' Most Valuable Player in 1974. He was drafted by the Seahawks in the 1976 expansion draft and played one season with them before retiring with the Redskins in 1978.
Mike Curtis wrote one book about his NFL career called Keep off My Turf. In it, he states that the New York Jets, who upset the Colts in the Super Bowl III, "were lucky that day," and that the 1968 Colts were "twice as good as the Jets."
After his outstanding football career, Mike continued to challenge himself with Outward Bound Wilderness Expeditions, specifically mountaineering in Patagonia, Chile and the Collegiate Peaks in Central Colorado. Other Expeditions saw Mike climbing summits in the Alps, Appalachians, Alaska, and Maine.
Named to Duke University Sports Hall of Fame in 1981, Curtis was selected to Duke’s All-Century Team in 2000.
Mike is available for Live Video Appearances via SpiffBox at www.spiffbox.com/mikecurtis. He will also answer direct fan and advice questions there as well.
Mike Curtis then and now.
