Don Bosco Anthony Boselli Jr. (born April 17, 1972) is an American former professional football player who was a tackle in the National Football League (NFL) for seven seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

6 days ago · Tony Boselli, the first member of the Pride of the Jaguars and the first Jaguars player enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, will have a role with the organization moving forward. Jaguars Owner Shad Khan confirmed the news Monday afternoon in Head Coach Liam Coen's introductory press conference at the Miller Electric Center.

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Jan 23, 2025 · Tony Boselli, left, former Jacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle and hall of famer, talks with Tom Moore, Tampa Bay Buccaneers senior offensive assistant, during a combined NFL football training ...

5 days ago · Boselli was one of the members of the Jaguars that Coen made sure to thank during his presser, including chief football strategy officer Tony Khan, team president Mark Lamping and interim general ...

Tony Boselli, uber-talented and uber-competitive, was selected as the foundation piece of the Jaguars' franchise in the team's expansion season in 1995. And he turned out to be just that. The Jaguars' first collegiate draft choice.

Tony Boselli was selected by the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars as the second player overall in 1995 NFL Draft. The Southern California product quickly became the face of the franchise.

Tony Boselli went on to become a Colorado prep first-team all-state selection and a high school All-American as an offensive lineman. The 6’8” 305-pound Boselli was known for his work ethic on the gridiron and in the classroom.

Jan 20, 2022 · Tony Boselli is one of the best offensive linemen in the history of the National Football League. We take a look at his life and career.

One of the most successful offensive linemen of his era both on and off the field, Boselli ended his decorated career at USC as a two-time All-American and a 1994 NFF National Scholar-Athlete. He becomes the 30th Trojan to enter the College Football Hall of Fame.