Career History of Pete Monty

Position: Linebacker (LB)

Date of Birth: July 3, 1974

Teams Played For:

• New York Giants (NYG) - 1997 to 2000
• Minnesota Vikings (MIN) - 2001

Career Overview:

Pete Monty began his professional football career as a linebacker for the New York Giants after being signed as an undrafted free agent in
1997. He spent four seasons with the Giants, contributing primarily on special teams and as a backup linebacker. Monty was known for his work ethic and tenacity on the field.

In 2001, he finished his NFL career with the Minnesota Vikings, where he continued to provide depth to the linebacker corps. Although not a household name, Monty was respected by teammates and coaches for his dedication to the game.

Highlights and Accomplishments:

• Undrafted free agent who made a successful transition to the NFL.
• Played in a total of 43 games over his career.
• Contributed to various defensive plays and special teams units.

While Pete Monty may not have achieved superstar status in the NFL, his journey from undrafted player to professional linebacker reflects his determination and passion for the sport.