Career History of Pete Case

Full Name: Pete Case
Date of Birth: December 27, 1940
Position: Offensive Lineman (OL)

NFL Teams:

• Philadelphia Eagles (PHI) - 1962 to 1965
• New York Giants (NYG) - 1966 to 1970

Career Overview

Pete Case began his professional football career with the Philadelphia Eagles, where he played as an offensive lineman from 1962 to
1965. During his time with the Eagles, Case contributed to the team's offensive line, helping to protect quarterbacks and create running lanes for the team’s running backs.

In 1966, Case moved to the New York Giants, where he continued his career in the NFL until
1970. His tenure with the Giants was marked by his reliability and skill as an offensive lineman, contributing to the team's efforts in both pass protection and run blocking.

Highlights and Accomplishments

• Played a key role in the offensive line for two NFL teams over an eight-year career.
• Known for his durability and versatility on the offensive line, contributing to various schemes and teams.

While Pete Case may not be a household name, his contributions to the teams he played for have left an impact on the field, showcasing the importance of offensive linemen in the success of an NFL team.