Kendall Gammon

Kendall Gammon has had an excellent career both on and off the football field. His football journey started at Pittsburg State University, where he was part of a Division II National Championship team. Gannon was taken in the 1992 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers. He became a successful long snapper in the league. Gannon spent four years with the Steelers and another four seasons with the New Orleans Saints. He signed with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2000 and spent the final seven years of his career with the franchise. In 2004, Gannon became the first pure long snapper selected to the Pro Bowl. He had an amazing streak of 218 consecutive games played. After retiring, Gannon began working back at his alma mater. He is currently a special advisor to the president at Pittsburg State. Gannon works on the Kansas City Chiefs radio broadcast team as well. He has become a successful motivational speaker and is the author of two books.