29 Facts About Cecil Doggette

Cecil Doggette played college football at Hudson Valley Community College and West Virginia.

Cecil Doggette attended Bayside High School in Queens and was a standout in football and track.

Cecil Doggette first attended Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, New York.

Cecil Doggette then transferred to West Virginia University where he was a two-year starter.

Cecil Doggette went unselected in the 1992 NFL draft he was signed by the San Diego Chargers.

Cecil Doggette signed with the Detroit Drive, where he played five games, recording 6.5 tackles and one interception.

Cecil Doggette helped Frankfurt win the World Bowl Championship that season as the special teams MVP.

Cecil Doggette finished the season with 40 tackles, 12 pass break-ups and four interceptions.

In 1998, Cecil Doggette was signed to the Practice Squad of the Buffalo Bills.

On June 28,1995, Cecil Doggette signed with the Arizona Rattlers of the Arena Football League, after the NFL Europe season ended.

Cecil Doggette played in only four games, in 1995 but recorded 17.5 tackles and three pass break-ups.

Cecil Doggette left the Rattlers after the 1995 season to return to the NFL Europe for the 1996 season.

Cecil Doggette set a single-game record with six pass break-ups against the London Monarchs that season.

Cecil Doggette finished his Galaxy career second on the all-time career list with 29 pass break-ups and single-season with 14 break-ups.

In week seven of the 1997 season, Cecil Doggette performed well in the playoffs, recording 18.5 tackles and eight pass break-ups.

Cecil Doggette led the Rattlers with 50 tackles and 19 pass break-ups.

In 1999, Cecil Doggette finished the season by being named All-Arena.

Cecil Doggette led the team with 54 tackles, 16 pass break-ups, and six interceptions on the season.

In two playoff games, Cecil Doggette recorded 12.5 tackles and five pass break-ups.

Cecil Doggette had 13 pass break-ups, and nine tackles and three pass break-ups in the playoffs.

Cecil Doggette recorded 12 tackles, four pass break-ups, and an interception in the playoffs, up to the ArenaBowl XVI loss.

Cecil Doggette recorded four interceptions, returning one for his lone career touchdown, and 13 pass break-ups.

Cecil Doggette set career-highs with 76 tackles and 29 pass break-ups, leading the league in both categories.

Cecil Doggette's season pass break-ups were the fourth most all-time in league single-season history.

Cecil Doggette's tackles were a Rampage record and became the franchise leader in tackles and pass break-ups.

Cecil Doggette finished the season by being named All-Arena and being named Defensive Player of the Game four times throughout the season.

In 2006, Cecil Doggette played his final season with the Columbus Destroyers.

Cecil Doggette finished the season second on the team in tackles with 63 and pass break-ups with 10, recording an interception.

Cecil Doggette started the Ohio Youth Flag Football Association now named GameTime SportZ.