Position: Defensive End (DE) Date of Birth: May 23, 1974
Career Timeline
1996: Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 1st round (16th overall) of the NFL Draft.
1996-1999: Minnesota Vikings
2000-2003: Kansas City Chiefs
2004-2005: Cincinnati Bengals
Career Highlights and Accomplishments
Duane Clemons was known for his speed and athleticism as a defensive end, contributing significantly to the defensive lines of his teams.
During his time with the Minnesota Vikings, he played in a competitive NFC Central division, making key contributions during the team's playoff runs.
In 2000, while with the Kansas City Chiefs, Clemons recorded a career-high in sacks, showcasing his pass-rushing ability.
He was a reliable player throughout his career, known for his durability and consistency on the field.
Clemons played a total of 10 seasons in the NFL, appearing in over 100 games and leaving a mark on the teams he played for.
Post-NFL Career
After retiring from professional football, Duane Clemons has been involved in various community and youth programs, promoting health and fitness among young athletes.
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