Vigorito, a high school Parade All-American at DePaul Catholic High School in Passaic, New Jersey was drafted by the Dolphins in the fifth round of the 1981 draft out of the University of Virginia ...

Vigorito was dratted by the Dolphins in the fifth round in 1981 out of Virginia. Although only 5-feet-10 and 193 pounds, Vigorito played four seasons, appearing in 35 games for Miami.

Vigorito played for the Dolphins from 1981-1984, appearing in 35 games. He was known for his punt returns, totaling 830 yards and two touchdowns. Tommy Vigorito, an undersized return specialist who ...

The Dolphins won 28-13. Manny Rubio-USA TODAY Sports USA TODAY Sports Former Miami Dolphins tailback Tommy Vigorito passed away earlier Tuesday, according to a post made by his former high school.

She was there to interview Tommy Vigorito of the Miami Dolphins, a fifth-round draft pick in the 1991 NFL Draft.

Tom Vigorito started two of the 35 games he played after being a fifth-round pick in 1981, but he had two punt returns for touchdowns.

Among the eight players with at least 75 punt returns for the Dolphins, Scott's average of 10.5 yards per return is tied for highest with Tom Vigorito and current Dolphins player Jakeem Grant.

Sanford wasn’t the only talented player on the Virginia squad. Among his teammates were Tommy Vigorito, Steve Potter and Kurt Pierce, who went on to play with the Miami Dolphins.