Larry Ogunjobi was a disruptive force on the defensive line for 17 seasons, known for his relentless motor, stout run defense, and ability to create pressure from the interior. Signed by the Alabama Razorbacks in Season 1, he quickly established himself as a dependable presence before moving on to Denver, where his career began to flourish.

During his five seasons with the Denver Horns, Ogunjobi became a centerpiece of their defense, earning three Pro Bowl selections and helping the team capture an NFC Championship in Season 6. His impact was felt both in stuffing the run and collapsing the pocket, traits that made him a nightmare for opposing offenses.

In Season 7, Ogunjobi joined the New York Flames, where he spent the bulk of his career and added another Pro Bowl to his résumé. With New York, he helped lead the team to multiple playoff runs, highlighted by an NFC title in Season 8. His steady presence anchored a defense that consistently contended deep into the postseason.

Ogunjobi closed his career with the Delaware Destroyers in Season 17, finishing with 11 winning seasons, nine playoff appearances, and five division titles. A four-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion, he leaves behind a legacy as one of the league’s most consistent and respected defensive tackles.