Eric Bjornson (dawgs) from Washington Huskies Edit
Eric Bjornson:
Heading to Oregon this weekend for the big Duck game and for the 20th anniversary of the 1991 Natnioal Championship Squad. It's going to be a wild one with a 7:30pm kickoff
Sent 8:35:09 PM Wed Nov 2 '11
Eric Bjornson:
10 foot broad jump for Locker...very solid
Sent 8:29:52 AM Sun Feb 27 '11
Eric Bjornson:
QBs are running the 40 on NFL network. Jake Locker -- 4.52
Sent 8:14:20 AM Sun Feb 27 '11
Eric Bjornson:
Game time! Go Dawgs!!
Sent 3:05:26 PM Sat Feb 19 '11
Eric Bjornson:
I hope he never regrets staying another year...
Sent 10:57:53 PM Thu Dec 30 '10
Eric Bjornson:
Nick Holt deserves a game ball for that defensive performance. What a tremendous win for the program. Jake Locker could run for mayor right now. One of the toughest kids I've ever seen play. Not once did he ever just mail it in and not give 100 pct...
Sent 10:56:34 PM Thu Dec 30 '10
Eric Bjornson:
Locker is definitely playing like it's his last game
Sent 9:58:45 PM Thu Dec 30 '10
Eric Bjornson:
My hands are so cold, it's difficult to text, but it's worth it for the 4 people following this
Sent 9:32:17 PM Thu Dec 30 '10
Eric Bjornson:
Last time they wore all black was a Thursday night ESPN game too
Sent 9:30:11 PM Thu Dec 30 '10
Eric Bjornson:
Locker has yet to complete a pass. This has to be some sort of record
Sent 8:29:47 PM Thu Dec 30 '10Eric Bjornson is a former NFL and University of Washington football player.
Eric Bjornson was born on Dec. 15, 1971 in San Francisco, CA. Eric played quarterback for Bishop O'Dowd High School in Oakland, CA.
From 1991-1994 Eric played college football for the Washington Huskies, playing both quarterback and wide receiver. He helped the team amass a 43-12 record from 1990-94, attend three Rose Bowls as the PAC-10 Champion and capture the 1991 national title. As a senior, Eric earned second-team All-PAC 10 honors at wide receiver.
Eric was drafted in the 4th round of the 1995 NFL draft by the Dallas Cowboys as a tight end, and won a Super Bowl ring with the Cowboys in 1996. He would go on to sign with the New England Patriots as an unrestricted free agent on Feb. 29, 2000.
Eric looks forward to having former Huskies athletes, sports fans and friends join him in on the "dawgs" channel to trade greetings and comments about football as the season gets underway.