Career History of Len St. Jean

Full Name: Len St. Jean
Date of Birth: October 27, 1941
Position: Offensive Lineman (OL)

Teams Played For:

• Boston Patriots (BOS): 1964-1969
• New England Patriots (NE): 1970-1973

Career Overview:

Len St. Jean began his professional football career in 1964 with the Boston Patriots, a team that was part of the American Football League (AFL) before the NFL-AFL merger. Over his six seasons with the Patriots, he established himself as a reliable offensive lineman, contributing significantly to the team's offensive line. In 1970, the Patriots transitioned to the NFL, and St. Jean continued to be a vital part of the squad. He played for the team until 1973, marking the end of his professional playing career.

Highlights and Accomplishments:

• Played a key role on the offensive line for both the Boston and New England Patriots during the AFL-NFL transition.
• Known for his durability and consistency as an offensive lineman throughout his career.
• Part of the team during the early years of the franchise, contributing to the foundation of what would become a storied franchise in NFL history.

Legacy:
Though not widely recognized as one of the most famous players in NFL history, Len St. Jean's contributions to the Patriots during their formative years were significant. His performance on the offensive line helped to protect quarterbacks and open up running lanes, which are vital components of a successful football team. Len St. Jean remains a part of the early history of the Patriots, a franchise that has since gone on to achieve great success in the NFL.