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Jeromey Clary is a former NFL offensive lineman who appeared in 103 games and made 93 starts for the Chargers.
NFL statistics list 16 games in each of his first two seasons and five consecutive campaigns with at least 14 starts.
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Clary is from Mansfield, Texas.
Kansas State's 2005 roster lists Mansfield as his hometown.
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Clary attended Mansfield High School in Texas.
Kansas State identified Mansfield as both Clary's hometown and high school.
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Clary was a Kansas State offensive lineman and a first-team Academic All-Big 12 selection.
Kansas State named him Football Lifter of the Year and Paul Coffman Award winner in 2005, and noted that he entered his senior season with 26 consecutive starts.
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San Diego selected Clary in the sixth round of the 2006 NFL Draft.
Kansas State reported that he began his rookie season on the Chargers practice squad before establishing a long NFL career.
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Clary spent seven seasons with the Chargers, making 93 starts in 103 games.
His NFL record includes 16 starts in each of 2008, 2010 and 2011, plus 15 starts in 2013.
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Clary's 2013 season ended with his 93rd career start in his 103rd NFL game.
Kansas State reported that he started at right guard in San Diego's 2013 season finale, a win that clinched a playoff berth.
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Clary played across the Chargers offensive line as a tackle and guard.
NFL information lists him as a guard, while Chargers roster material identified him as a guard-tackle during his later San Diego seasons.
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Clary's football legacy is anchored by seven Chargers seasons and more than 90 NFL starts.
His Kansas State work-ethic awards and decade-long development from a 2006 practice-squad rookie to a 103-game starter frame that career.
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