Career History of Artie Owens

Position: Wide Receiver (WR)
Date of Birth: January 14, 1953

Teams Played For:

• San Diego Chargers (SD) - 1976
• Buffalo Bills (BUF) - 1977 to 1978
• New Orleans Saints (NO) - 1979 to 1980

Career Overview:

Artie Owens began his professional football career in 1976 when he was signed by the San Diego Chargers. Although his time with the Chargers was brief, it marked the start of his journey in the NFL. He moved on to the Buffalo Bills, where he played for two seasons. Owens contributed to the Bills' receiving corps during a period of rebuilding for the team. In 1979, Owens signed with the New Orleans Saints, where he completed his NFL career. Throughout his time in the league, he was known for his speed and ability to stretch the field as a wide receiver.

Highlights and Accomplishments:

• Played in a total of 3 NFL seasons.
• Demonstrated versatility as a wide receiver, contributing to various teams' offensive strategies.
• Served as a depth option and special teams player during his career.

While Artie Owens may not have achieved Hall of Fame status or become a household name, his contributions and presence in the NFL during the late 1970s reflect the passion and dedication of a professional athlete. His journey through three teams illustrates the challenges and opportunities faced by players in the league.