Chris Laskowski - Indianapolis Colts
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Full name is Chris Anthony Laskowski…born in Melbourne, Fla.…attended Rockledge High School…lettered in football, baseball and wrestling…was all-conference and all-state choice in football…was state qualifier in wrestling…earned all-conference honors in baseball…was scholar-athlete…father, Larry, is offensive coordinator for Rockledge High School…single…resides in Melbourne, Fla Florida Atlantic University - 2000 - 2003 Tight End
Indianapolis Colts - SecondaryChris signed as a Free Agent with Indianapolis on April 29, 2005. A linebacker year before last, he possessed good speed and was a sure tackler, Chris will be moving to the secondary this coming year.. He's played a lot of games and was on "Injured Reserved" this past season. While the Colts missed him then, they will be looking forward to having him back next year in the secondary. Knowing Chris, he's going to be back even stronger than ever!
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Three-year starter who opened 40 of 47 games at WLB…totaled 285 career tackles, 170 solo, eight sacks, four FF, one FR, three interceptions and four passes defensed…started 12 games as senior…was one of nine seniors to play in every game of the program’s four-year history…ranked second on team with 79 total tackles, 47 solo…also had three sacks, one interception and one pass defensed…earned 2004 defensive MVP award and Student-Athlete-of-the-Year award…started 14 games as junior…had 93 stops, 51 solo, two sacks, three FF, one FR, two passes defensed and two interceptions…recorded double-digit tackles three times…had season high 13 tackles against Gardner Webb…was named to 1-AA independent all-star second-team and earned same honors on Don Hansen’s Weekly Gazette All-South team…was third-team All-America choice by Don Hansen’s Weekly Gazette…was named team’s co-MVP…started
eleven games as sophomore…had 84 tackles, 53 solo, eleven tackles for losses, two sacks, one FF and one pass defensed…was named team’s MVP…started three of 10 games as freshman…had 29 stops, 19 solo, and one sack…earned degree in history in December 2004.