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Lee Harold Carmichael (Wik)(born September 22, 1949 in Jacksonville, Florida) is a former American football wide receiver in the National Football League. He played 13 seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles (1971-1983), and one season for the Dallas Cowboys (1984). He played college football at Southern University. Atypical for his time, he was an extremely tall receiver (standing 6 foot 7 inches).

Carmichael was elected to four Pro Bowls in his NFL career, and led the league in receptions and receiving yards during the 1973 season. He finished third in receiving yards in 1978 with 1,072 and was second in receiving touchdowns in 1979 with 11. He was also the Eagles' top receiver of Super Bowl XV, with six catches for 91 yards. He ended his career with 590 receptions for 8,985 yards with 79 career touchdown catches, along with 64 rushing yards on nine carries. He still ranks 18th all-time in career touchdown receptions.

Carmichael was selected to the NFL 1970s All-Decade Team by voters of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Carmichael is Director of Player Development and Alumni for the Eagles^[1]

References

^ "Harold Carmichael". Philadelphia Eagles. http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/eagles_files/html/ops_carmichael_h_1.html. Retrieved 21 September 2009.

Eagles Honor Roll inductees

National Football League | NFL's 1970s All-Decade Team

Walter Payton Man of the Year Award

1970: Unitas · 1971: Hadl · 1972: Lanier · 1973: Dawson · 1974: Blanda · 1975: Anderson · 1976: Harris · 1977: Payton · 1978: Staubach · 1979: Greene · 1980: Carmichael · 1981: Swann · 1982: Theismann · 1983: Benirschke · 1984: Lyons · 1985: Stephenson · 1986: Williams · 1987: Duerson · 1988: Largent · 1989: Moon · 1990: Singletary · 1991: Muñoz · 1992: Elway · 1993: Thomas · 1994: Seau · 1995: Esiason · 1996: Green · 1997: Aikman · 1998: Marino · 1999: Carter · 2000: Flanigan & Brooks · 2001: Bettis · 2002: Vincent · 2003: Shields · 2004: Dunn · 2005: Manning · 2006: Brees & Tomlinson · 2007: Taylor · 2008: Warner

Philadelphia Eagles 75th Anniversary Team (2007)

Offense: McNabb (QB) • Van Buren (RB) • Byars (FB) • Carmichael (WR) • McDonald (WR) • Pihos (TE) • Thomas (LT) • Key (LG) • Bednarik (C) • Andrews (RG) • Runyan (RT)
Defense: Simmons (DE) • White (DE) • J. Brown (DT) • Johnson (DT) • Bednarik (MLB) • Joyner (OLB) • Wojciechowicz (OLB) • Allen (CB) • Vincent (CB) • Waters (SS) • Dawkins (FS)
Special Teams: T. Brown (KR) • Westbrook (PR) • Akers (PK) • Landeta (P) • Papale (ST)
Coach: Andy Reid

v • d • e Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2008

1929 Philadelphia Athletics • Leroy Burrell • Harold Carmichael • Maurice Cheeks • Ed Delahanty • Stan Hochman • Charlie Jenkins • Tommy Loughran • Herb Magee • Dorothy Germain Porter • Fred Shero • Lionel Simmons • Mickey Vernon • Al Wistert

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