Eddie Kennison
Wide receiver · 1996–2008
Eddie Kennison is a former wide receiver who played from 1996 to 2008. Eddie played college football at LSU and was drafted in 1996 (round 1, pick 18). Listed at 6'1" and 201 lb.
Eddie Kennison: facts
- Position
- Wide receiver (WR)
- Career
- 1996–2008 (13 seasons)
- College
- LSU
- Draft
- 1996, round 1, pick 18 (Los Angeles Rams)
- Born
- January 20, 1973
- Height
- 6'1"
- Weight
- 201 lb
- Last team on record
- Los Angeles Rams
Source: nflverse player and career records (CC BY 4.0). See the other 1996 draft picks in our database.
Eddie Kennison: career by team
Los Angeles Rams1996–1998
New Orleans Saints1999
Chicago Bears2000
Denver Broncos2001
Kansas City Chiefs2001–2007
Eddie is an NFL Grid answer for Rams and Saints, Rams and Bears, Rams and Broncos, Rams and Chiefs, Saints and Bears, Saints and Broncos, Saints and Chiefs, Bears and Broncos, Bears and Chiefs, Broncos and Chiefs.
Seasons on each roster from the nflverse roster files (CC BY 4.0); old team names are shown under today's franchise.
Also from LSU
- Ali GayeLB · Texans
- Andre' SamDB · Eagles
- Anthony BradfordOL · Seahawks
- Arden KeyLB · Colts
- Austin DeculusOL · Chargers
- BJ OjulariLB · Cardinals
- Blake FergusonLS · Texans
- Bradyn SwinsonLB · Patriots
Drafted near Eddie in 1996
- Willie AndersonRound 1, pick 10 · OT
- Walt HarrisRound 1, pick 13 · CB
- Duane ClemonsRound 1, pick 16 · DE
- Marvin HarrisonRound 1, pick 19 · WR
- Pete KendallRound 1, pick 21 · G
- Jeff HartingsRound 1, pick 23 · C
Eddie Kennison: questions
What position does Eddie Kennison play?
Wide receiver (WR), as recorded in the nflverse data.
Where did Eddie Kennison go to college?
LSU. 65 other players in our dataset came from the same school.
When was Eddie Kennison drafted?
In 1996, round 1, pick 18, by the Los Angeles Rams.
How tall is Eddie Kennison?
6'1" (73 inches), 201 lb.
Facts from nflverse (CC BY 4.0). Photos only from Wikimedia Commons under free licences, credited above. AllStar Grid is independent and not affiliated with the NFL or its teams. Credits