Position: Long Snapper (LS) Date of Birth: February 28, 1975
Professional Career
Seattle Seahawks (2000-2002)
Joined the Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in 2000.
Served primarily as the team's long snapper.
Contributed to the team's special teams unit during his tenure.
Kansas City Chiefs (2003-2008)
Signed with the Chiefs in 2003, continuing his role as a long snapper.
Played a key role in the special teams unit for six seasons.
Helped the Chiefs maintain strong special teams play throughout his tenure.
Highlights and Accomplishments
Notable for his consistency and reliability as a long snapper over an 8-year NFL career.
Maintained a reputation as a strong performer in special teams, crucial for field goals and punts.
Contributed to the development and success of various kickers and punters during his career.
Post-NFL Career
After retiring from professional football, J.P. Darche has stayed involved in football and related activities, though specific details are less publicized.
J.P. Darche may not be a household name, but his contributions as a long snapper were vital in the success of his teams' special teams units during his years in the NFL.
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