Casey Weldon
Casey Weldon
Full Name:  William Casey Weldon
   School:  North Florida Christian High School in Tallahassee, Florida


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    CASEY WELDON and Brad Johnson


FSU Career
Football
Year  No  Pos     Hgt  Wgt  Cl  Ltr  Hometown
1987  11  QB      6-1  185  Fr       Tallahassee                 
1988  11  QB      6-1  192  Fr-R *   Tallahassee                 
1989  11  QB      6-1  194  So-R *   Tallahassee                 
1990  11  QB      6-1  194  Jr-R *   Tallahassee                 
1991  11  QB      6-1  200  Sr-R *   Tallahassee                 


Awards
Football
Year  Award
1991  Walter Camp - 1st Team All-American
      Football News - 1st Team All-American
      Scripps Howard - 1st Team All-American
      Associated Press - 2nd Team All-American
      The Sporting News - 2nd Team All-American
      United Press International - All-American - Honorable Mention
Elected into the FSU Hall of Fame in 1999
Casey Weldon came to Florida State in 1988 as a hometown Tallahassee product who seemed destined for greatness. He left FSU as the runner-up for the 1991 Heisman Trophy and with the reputation as one of the Seminoles' finest quarterbacks ever.

Casey starred at North Florida Christian High School in FSU's backyard and waited for his chance to lead the Seminoles. As a senior in 1991, Casey completed 189 of 313 passes for 2,527 yards and 22 touchdowns - all with the pressure that comes from playing for a team ranked number one in the country for the first 12 weeks of the season. He led the Seminoles to a 10-2 record and a win over Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl. He was named the winner of the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award signifying him as the best quarterback in college football. He was named first team All-America by Walter Camp and the Football News among others.

Casey's 4,643 career yards of total offense ranked as the second highest total in school history when he graduated. He threw 41 career touchdown passes which also ranked as the second highest total ever for an FSU career, and he ranked among the top four in six other statistical categories when he left campus. Casey led the Tribe to a 16-2 record as the starting quarterback including memorable wins over Michigan, LSU, BYU, Penn State and Florida.

Casey went onto a long career in the NFL, playing for Philadelphia, Tampa Bay, San Diego and with the Washington Redskins at the time of his induction.



FSU Statistics
Football
Offensive Statistics
Year  GP   Pass Comp   Pct   Yds Int   Eff Long  TD   Rush  Yds   Avg Long  TD    Rec  Yds  Avg Long  TD
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1988         26   10  .385   244   2 139.98 52t   3      2   15   7.5  13    1      0    0  0.0   0    0
1989         24   12  .500   257   1 200.37 88t   5      3    9   3.0   9    0      0    0  0.0   0    0
1990        182  112  .615  1600   4 152.75 76t  12     29   21   0.7  21    0      0    0  0.0   0    0
1991        313  189  .604  2527   8 146.28 78t  22     38  -30  -0.8  14    0      1   29 29.0  29    0
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Tot    0    545  323  .593  4628  15 150.52 88t  42     72   15   0.2  21    1      1   29 29.0  29    0
Bowl Games Played, not included in the above stats
Note: Bowl Game stats were not included before the 2002 season
1987  FIESTA BOWL
1988  SUGAR BOWL
1989  FIESTA BOWL
1990  BLOCKBUSTER BOWL
1991  COTTON BOWL


Pro Career
Football
Height: 6-1   Weight: 203
Drafted: 1992, 4th Round  #102, Philadelphia Eagles, QB    
Debut: September 26, 1993

Year  Abbr   Team                                No      Pos
1993  TB     Tampa Bay Buccaneers                11      QB
1994  TB     Tampa Bay Buccaneers                11      QB
1995  TB     Tampa Bay Buccaneers                11      QB
1996  TB     Tampa Bay Buccaneers                11      QB
1997  Sea    Seattle Seahawks                    11      QB
1998  Was    Washington Redskins                 11      QB
1999  Was    Washington Redskins                 11      QB


Comments
Football
1997 - Seattle Seahawks, third string QB, did not play                                                                  
1998 - Washington Redskins, third string QB, did not play                                                               


Pro Statistics
Football
Offensive Statistics
Year Team  GP  GS   Pass Comp   Pct   Yds Int   Eff Long  TD   Rush  Yds   Avg Long  TD   Fum FL
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1993 TB     3   0     11    6  .545    55   1  30.5  20    0      0    0   0.0   0    0     0  0
1994 TB     3   0      9    7  .778    63   0  95.8  27    0      0    0   0.0   0    0     0  0
1995 TB    16   0     91   42  .462   519   2  58.8  40    1      5    5   1.0   6    1     4  4
1996 TB     3   0      9    5  .556    76   1  44.0  42    0      2   -1  -0.5   0    0     1  1
1997 Sea    0   0      0    0  .000     0   0   0.0   0    0      0    0   0.0   0    0     0  0
1998 Was    0   0      0    0  .000     0   0   0.0   0    0      0    0   0.0   0    0     0  0
1999 Was    2   0      0    0  .000     0   0   0.0   0    0      5   -4  -0.8   0    0     1  0
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7 Years    27   0    120   60  .500   713   4  57.4  42    1     12    0   0.0   6    1     6  5