16 Facts About Isaac Curtis

Isaac Curtis played college football for the California Golden Bears and San Diego State Aztecs.

Isaac Curtis was a star running back as well as a hurdler that set a conference record lasting years at Santa Ana High School in California.

Isaac Curtis excelled as a slot wide receiver during his senior season with the Aztecs under famed coach Don Coryell, who moved him from running back to receiver.

That year, Isaac Curtis caught 44 passes for 832 yards and seven touchdowns.

Isaac Curtis had world-class speed, running the 100-yard dash in 9.3 seconds as a member of Cal's track team.

Isaac Curtis recorded a time of 20.7 seconds in the 200-meter dash in Los Angeles in 1970.

Isaac Curtis made the starting lineup as a rookie and had a superb season, recording 45 receptions for 843 yards, an average of 18.7 yards per catch, and nine touchdowns.

Isaac Curtis had another big year in 1976, with 41 receptions for 766 yards and six touchdowns, including a career-long 85-yard touchdown reception.

In 1977, Isaac Curtis was limited by injury to 20 catches in eight games, but bounced back in 1978 with a career-best 47 receptions along with 737 yards and three touchdowns.

Isaac Curtis continued to play a major part in the Bengals' passing games until his 11th and final NFL season, 1984, when he had 12 receptions.

Isaac Curtis was a Pro Bowl selection four times and was selected second-team All-Pro for three consecutive seasons.

Isaac Curtis helped lead the Bengals to a Super Bowl appearance in the 1981 season and had a solid performance in Super Bowl XVI, catching three passes for 42 yards.

Isaac Curtis's 17.1 yards per catch average is a Bengals record and his 7,101 receiving yards was a franchise record until broken by Chad Johnson on September 16,2007.

In 2022, Isaac Curtis was inducted into the Cincinnati Bengals Ring of Honor.

Isaac Curtis is a sales executive for Winegardner and Hammons, Inc.

Isaac Curtis has lived in the North Avondale section of Cincinnati for over 20 years.