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Bo Orlando

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Bo Orlando recorded 129 indexed regular-season NFL appearances across 9 rostered seasons with Pittsburgh Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, San Diego Chargers, Houston Texans, Houston Oilers.

▶Best highlights

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tackles/gm

6

playoff games

9

indexed seasons

129

career games

Five defining games

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A provisional five-game introduction to Bo Orlando's most significant indexed performances.

INDIANAPOLISCOLTS

LOS ANGELESCHARGERS

Indianapolis Colts vs Los Angeles Chargers

Wild Card · Dec 31, 1995

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Divisional Round

KANSAS CITYCHIEFS

TENNESSEETITANS

Kansas City Chiefs vs Tennessee Titans

Divisional Round · Jan 16, 1994

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

TENNESSEETITANS

Tennessee Titans vs Buffalo Bills

Wild Card · Jan 3, 1993

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Divisional Round

TENNESSEETITANS

Tennessee Titans vs Denver Broncos

Divisional Round · Jan 4, 1992

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

TENNESSEETITANS

New York Jets vs Tennessee Titans

Wild Card · Dec 29, 1991

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 1 INT

Single-game peaks

Career highs

Position-relevant single-game records from Bo Orlando's indexed NFL box scores.

Career highs: 2 interceptions · 60 interception return yards

TENNESSEETITANS

PITTSBURGHSTEELERS

Tennessee Titans vs Pittsburgh Steelers

Regular Season · Dec 19, 1993

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 2 INT

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Bo Orlando's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

1985–1996

Haywood Jeffires

A historic passing offense meets historic heartbreak

Tennessee Titans · Moon and the run-and-shoot

Moon flourished in Houston's wide-open offense and made seven straight playoffs, but the 32-point collapse in Buffalo became the era's defining ending.

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Franchise era

1986–2000

Defense carries an unlikely champion of the AFC

Los Angeles Chargers · Seau and the first Super Bowl

Seau became the emotional center of the franchise and the 1994 Chargers won three straight playoff games to reach Super Bowl XXIX.

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Franchise era

1992–2002

Instability overwhelms individual talent

Cincinnati Bengals · The lost decade

Cincinnati went fourteen seasons without a winning record even as Dillon and a handful of draft successes supplied isolated excellence.

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Franchise era

1992–2000

The league's most explosive offense

Minnesota Vikings · Carter, Moss and the 1998 heartbreak

Moss transformed the league as a rookie and the 15–1 Vikings set a scoring record before falling in overtime one game short of the Super Bowl.

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Franchise era

1993–2000

A No. 1 quarterback brings the Patriots back

New England Patriots · Parcells and Bledsoe reset expectations

Robert Kraft's ownership and Bill Parcells's coaching stabilized the organization, leading to Super Bowl XXXI and a roster ready for another regime.

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Franchise era

1992–2006

Blitzburgh reaches two Super Bowls

Pittsburgh Steelers · The Cowher teams

Bill Cowher restored annual contention, and a second-year Ben Roethlisberger helped Bettis finish his career with the Super Bowl XL championship.

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Career accomplishments

9 NFL seasons129 career games2 career sacksJersey: 216 playoff appearancesFirst appearance: Sep 9, 1990Most recent: Dec 28, 1998

Official awards via ESPN · Pro Bowl and All-Pro counts via NFLverse with selection years cross-checked against Wikipedia · league leads verified from indexed regular-season stats

Team history