Atlanta Falcons
2022 Courage Award Winner
- Position CB
- Height 6'1"
- Weight 210 lbs
- NFL Exp. 5 yrs
Isaiah Oliver severely injured his right knee on October 3, 2021 in a game against the Washington Commanders. He underwent surgery on October 26, 2021 to repair his ACL and lateral meniscus. Isaiah remained in Atlanta throughout the off-season and produced a consistent, focused, and positive effort in his rehabilitation with the Falcons Sports Medicine Staff. He was a daily example to his teammates of the power of effort and positivity. He was cleared by his surgeon to participate in time for training camp but started the regular season on injured reserve. He was cleared for full participation in week five and has been a significant regular contributor for the Falcons defense. Because of the impression he made as dedicated teammate, he was selected by his peers for this year’s award by a large margin.
Isaiah Oliver
2022 Ed Block Courage Award Winner
Isaiah Oliver severely injured his right knee on October 3, 2021 in a game against the Washington Commanders. He underwent surgery on October 26, 2021 to repair his ACL and lateral meniscus. Isaiah remained in Atlanta throughout the off-season and produced a consistent, focused, and positive effort in his rehabilitation with the Falcons Sports Medicine Staff. He was a daily example to his teammates of the power of effort and positivity. He was cleared by his surgeon to participate in time for training camp but started the regular season on injured reserve. He was cleared for full participation in week five and has been a significant regular contributor for the Falcons defense. Because of the impression he made as dedicated teammate, he was selected by his peers for this year’s award by a large margin.
| Position | CB |
|---|---|
| Height | 6'1" |
| Weight | 210 lbs |
| College | Colorado |
| NFL Experience | 5 years |
Past Winners
- 2021 - Brandon Copeland
- 2020 - Steven Means
- 2019 - Ricardo Allen
- 2018 - Jack Crawford
- 2017 - LaRoy Reynolds
- 2016 - Kemal Ishmael
- 2015 - Adrian Clayborn
- 2014 - Corey Peters
- 2013 - Roddy White
- 2012 - Jason Snelling
- 2011 - Kerry Meier
- 2010 - Brian Williams
- 2009 - Coy Wire
- 2008 - Brian Finneran
- 2007 - Alge Crumpler
- 2006 - Kevin Mathis
- 2005 - Justin Griffith
- 2004 - Roberto Garza
- 2003 - Ed Jasper
- 2002 - Chris Draft
- 2001 - Shawn Jefferson
- 2000 - Jamal Anderson
- 1999 - Byron Hanspard
- 1998 - Bobby Christian
- 1997 - Jessie Tuggle
- 1996 - Bobby Hebert
- 1995 - Alton Montgomery
- 1994 - Craig Heyward
- 1993 - Jumpy Geathers
- 1992 - Mike Gann
- 1991 - John Rade
- 1990 - Mike Kenn
- 1989 - Kenny Flowers
- 1988 - Bret Clark
- 1987 - Jeff Kiewel
- 1986 - William Andrews
- 1985 - Billy Johnson
- 1984 - Jeff Van Note
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