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Chris Snee was a Giants right guard from Boston College who played 10 NFL seasons.
The NFL lists Snee as a Boston College guard with 10 seasons of experience. He played his entire NFL career with the Giants.
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Snee is from Montrose, Pennsylvania.
Boston College listed Snee’s hometown and high school as Montrose, Pennsylvania.
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Snee attended Montrose High School in Pennsylvania.
Boston College’s roster records identify Montrose as both his hometown and high school.
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Snee was a three-year Boston College starter and first-team All-Big East selection.
He earned second-team All-America recognition in 2003 and helped the Eagles win three bowl games. Boston College inducted him into its Varsity Club Hall of Fame in 2019.
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The Giants selected Snee in the second round of the 2004 NFL Draft.
New York chose him 34th overall from Boston College.
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Snee played 141 regular-season games with the Giants from 2004 through 2013.
NFL statistics list 141 games. The Giants stated that he retired after 10 seasons due to injuries, including a surgically repaired right elbow.
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Snee was a four-time Pro Bowler, All-Pro guard and two-time Super Bowl champion.
He won Super Bowls with the Giants and joined the franchise’s Ring of Honor in 2015.
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Snee was a durable right guard and an important part of the Giants’ championship offensive lines.
Boston College reported that he started all 141 games of his NFL career at right guard.
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Snee’s honors include the Giants Ring of Honor and Boston College Varsity Club Hall of Fame.
Boston College recognized him as one of the program’s premier offensive linemen and inducted him in 2019.
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Snee became a scout and later returned to the Giants as a senior scout.
He began scouting with Jacksonville in 2017, worked at Boston College in 2022 and 2023, and returned to the Giants in 2024.
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