Greg Orton (offensive lineman)

American football player (born 1962) Not to be confused with Greg Orton (wide receiver).

American football player

Greg Orton

No. 67, 65

Position:

Offensive guard

Personal information

Born:

(1962-08-09) August 9, 1962 (age 62)
Nebraska City, Nebraska, U.S.

Height:

6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)

Weight:

265 lb (120 kg)

Career information

High school:

Nebraska City (NE)

College:

Nebraska

Undrafted:

1985

Career history

Detroit Lions (1987)
Detroit Drive (1988–1990)

Career highlights and awards

3× ArenaBowl champion (II, III & IV)
Second-team All-Arena (1990)

Stats at Pro Football Reference

Stats at ArenaFan.com

Gregory Jay Orton (born August 9, 1962) is a former American football offensive lineman who played one season with the Detroit Lions of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and attended Nebraska City High School in Nebraska City, Nebraska. Orton was also a member of the Detroit Drive of the Arena Football League (AFL). He was named Second-team All-Arena in 1990.

References

"GREG ORTON". profootballarchives.com. Archived from the original on September 3, 2014. Retrieved August 28, 2014.

External links

Stats Crew profile

v t e Detroit Drive ArenaBowl II champions
9 Rich Ingold 22 Steve Griffin (MVP) 27 George LaFrance 30 Walter Holman 44 Alvin Rettig 62 Jon Roehlk 67 Jeff Wiska 85 Kelly Quinn 88 John Corker 98 Dwayne Dixon – Novo Bojovic – Tom Boyd – Jim Browne – Mike Calhoun – Craig Dumity – David Evans – Larry Friday – Todd Hons – Reggie Mathis – Nate Miller – Greg Orton – Tate Randle – Kim Stephens – Lenny Taylor – Arland Thompson – Steve Trimble Head coach: Tim Marcum Coaches: Dave Whinham

Detroit Drive ArenaBowl II champions

Head coach: Tim Marcum

Coaches: Dave Whinham

v t e Detroit Drive ArenaBowl III champions
1 Gary Mullen 3 Novo Bojovic 17 Mike Trigg 22 Steve Griffin 27 George LaFrance (MVP) 44 Alvin Rettig 62 Jon Roehlk 65 Greg Orton 88 John Corker 98 Dwayne Dixon – Rodney Beachum – Brian Bergey – Lynn Bradford – Everett Brown – Tony Burris – Anthony Corvino – David Evans – Joe Felton – James Kmet – Reggie Mathis – Will McClay Head coach: Tim Marcum

Detroit Drive ArenaBowl III champions

Head coach: Tim Marcum

v t e Detroit Drive ArenaBowl IV champions
1 Gary Mullen 3 Novo Bojovic 7 Art Schlichter (MVP) 17 Mike Trigg 26 Steve Griffin 27 James Flowers 29 Tate Randle 33 Lynn Bradford 44 Alvin Rettig 55 Arnold Campbell 62 Jon Roehlk 65 Greg Orton 77 Reggie Mathis 82 Darrell Grymes 88 John Corker 98 Dwayne Dixon – Robert Banks – David Evans – Flint Fleming – William Harris – Wade Lockett – Will McClay – Yepi Pauu Head coach: Perry Moss Coaches: Dave Whinham Les Moss

Detroit Drive ArenaBowl IV champions

Head coach: Perry Moss

Coaches: Dave Whinham
Les Moss

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