E.J. Junior

Retired

Seattle Seahawks · LB

E.J. Junior recorded 170 indexed regular-season NFL appearances across 13 rostered seasons with Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Dolphins, Phoenix Cardinals, PHO, St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams.

Best highlights

0.0

tackles/gm

playoff games

indexed seasons

170

career games

Five defining games

Start here

A provisional five-game introduction to E.J. Junior's most significant indexed performances.

Miami Dolphins vs New England Patriots

Regular Season · Oct 6, 1991

0 tackles · 4 sacks · 0 INT

Arizona Cardinals vs New York Giants

Regular Season · Dec 4, 1983

0 tackles · 3 sacks · 0 INT

Arizona Cardinals vs New England Patriots

Regular Season · Dec 2, 1984

0 tackles · 2.5 sacks · 0 INT

Arizona Cardinals vs Miami Dolphins

Regular Season · Nov 4, 1990

0 tackles · 2 sacks · 0 INT

New England Patriots vs Miami Dolphins

Regular Season · Oct 18, 1990

0 tackles · 2 sacks · 0 INT

Single-game peaks

Career highs

Position-relevant single-game records from E.J. Junior's indexed NFL box scores.

Career high: 4 sacks

Miami Dolphins vs New England Patriots

Regular Season · Oct 6, 1991

0 tackles · 4 sacks · 0 INT

Career high: 1 interception

Green Bay Packers vs Arizona Cardinals

Regular Season · Dec 18, 1988

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 1 INT

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped E.J. Junior's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

1960–1987

E.J. Junior

Jim Hart

Dan Dierdorf

The Cardiac Cardinals make drama a habit

Arizona Cardinals · The St. Louis Football Cardinals

St. Louis produced explosive, entertaining contenders in the 1970s but never found the postseason breakthrough needed to secure the franchise's future there.

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Franchise era

1973–1989

E.J. Junior

Jack Youngblood

Eric Dickerson

Division dominance keeps colliding with a dynasty

Los Angeles Rams · A perennial NFC power

The Rams won seven straight division titles and reached the 1979 Super Bowl, but Dallas, Minnesota and San Francisco repeatedly blocked the path.

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Franchise era

1988–2003

E.J. Junior

Aeneas Williams

Jake Plummer

A new market waits for a stable winner

Arizona Cardinals · Finding a home in Arizona

The move to the desert brought only one playoff appearance in sixteen seasons, though Williams became an all-time defender and Plummer authored a memorable upset in Dallas.

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Franchise era

1983–1999

E.J. Junior

Dan Marino

Mark Clayton

The quickest release in football rewrites passing