Maurice Stovall


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Position: TE
Jersey #: 83
Date of Birth: February 21, 1985
Height / Weight: 6'5" / 220 lbs
Drafted: Round , Pick 90 in 2006 by TB
First Team: TB (2006)
Last Team: JAX (2012)

Receiving Stats (WR / TE)

Year Team Games Rec Targets Rec Yds TDs YAC 1st Downs Fumbles Fantasy
2011DET3138010101
2010TB479811564014
2009TB10244736619916043
2008TB233250-1111
2007TB51010861246015
2006TB4771020385013

Career Summary

Maurice Stovall is a former NFL wide receiver from Philadelphia who played college football at Notre Dame. NFL statistics credit him with 81 games, 52 receptions, 668 receiving yards and three receiving touchdowns across seven seasons.

Maurice Stovall is a former NFL wide receiver from Philadelphia who played college football at Notre Dame. NFL statistics credit him with 81 games, 52 receptions, 668 receiving yards and three receiving touchdowns across seven seasons.

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Early Life

Stovall is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Notre Dame identified him as a Philadelphia native and named his father, Maurice Stovall Sr., as an important personal role model.

Stovall is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Notre Dame identified him as a Philadelphia native and named his father, Maurice Stovall Sr., as an important personal role model.

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High School

Stovall attended Archbishop Carroll in Philadelphia before enrolling at Notre Dame. The reviewed official Notre Dame profile does not provide a fuller verified account of his high-school career.

Stovall attended Archbishop Carroll in Philadelphia before enrolling at Notre Dame. The reviewed official Notre Dame profile does not provide a fuller verified account of his high-school career.

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College Career

Stovall played four seasons at Notre Dame and completed his career third in school history with 18 touchdown receptions and fourth with 2,195 receiving yards. During his 2005 senior season, he posted 69 receptions for 1,149 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Stovall played four seasons at Notre Dame and completed his career third in school history with 18 touchdown receptions and fourth with 2,195 receiving yards. During his 2005 senior season, he posted 69 receptions for 1,149 yards and 11 touchdowns.

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Path to the NFL

Tampa Bay selected Stovall in the third round, 90th overall, of the 2006 NFL Draft. The Buccaneers described the 6-foot-4 Notre Dame receiver as a productive deep threat with the size to present a large target.

Tampa Bay selected Stovall in the third round, 90th overall, of the 2006 NFL Draft. The Buccaneers described the 6-foot-4 Notre Dame receiver as a productive deep threat with the size to present a large target.

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NFL Career

Stovall played for Tampa Bay from 2006 through 2010, then appeared with Detroit in 2011 and Jacksonville in 2012. His NFL career totals were 81 games, 52 receptions, 668 yards and three receiving touchdowns; he also had two carries for 29 yards.

Stovall played for Tampa Bay from 2006 through 2010, then appeared with Detroit in 2011 and Jacksonville in 2012. His NFL career totals were 81 games, 52 receptions, 668 yards and three receiving touchdowns; he also had two carries for 29 yards.

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Career Accomplishments

Stovall’s most productive NFL receiving season came in 2009, when he caught 24 passes for 366 yards and a touchdown. Tampa Bay reported that he made seven starts that year and made 17 of those receptions in the seven starts.

Stovall’s most productive NFL receiving season came in 2009, when he caught 24 passes for 366 yards and a touchdown. Tampa Bay reported that he made seven starts that year and made 17 of those receptions in the seven starts.

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Playing Style

At Notre Dame, Stovall was a large target who averaged 16.9 yards per reception across his college career. Tampa Bay characterized him as a reliable deep threat, while its 2010 review noted his special-teams contributions.

At Notre Dame, Stovall was a large target who averaged 16.9 yards per reception across his college career. Tampa Bay characterized him as a reliable deep threat, while its 2010 review noted his special-teams contributions.

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Legacy

Stovall’s Notre Dame career included a record-setting 2005 game against BYU: 14 receptions, 207 yards and four touchdown catches. He carried that college production into a seven-season NFL career that included five seasons with Tampa Bay.

Stovall’s Notre Dame career included a record-setting 2005 game against BYU: 14 receptions, 207 yards and four touchdown catches. He carried that college production into a seven-season NFL career that included five seasons with Tampa Bay.

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Post-Career

The reviewed official football sources document Stovall’s playing career through his 2012 Jacksonville season but do not provide enough verified information about his activities after football.

The reviewed official football sources document Stovall’s playing career through his 2012 Jacksonville season but do not provide enough verified information about his activities after football.

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