Pete Kendall - Offensive Lineman
Pete Kendall - Offensive Lineman Pete Kendall was signed by the Jets as an unrestricted free agent in August of 2004 after being originally drafted in the first round of the 1006 NFL Draft by the Seattle Seahawks and playing with the Arizona Cardinals. Kendall has played in a total of 158 career games, playing in nearly every 16 regular season contests since 2004 with the Jets.
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| Team: |
New York Jets |
| Number: |
66 |
| Position: |
Offensive Lineman - Guard |
| Claim to Fame: |
Kendall is noted as being part of the Jets offensive line that allowed for running back Curtis Martin to earn his first-ever rushing title (1,697 yards). |
| Profile: |
TBD |
| Height: |
6'4 |
| Weight: |
292 |
| Born: |
7/08/69 |
| College: |
Boston College |
| NFL Experience: |
12 |
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