Jon Dorenbos Football Career
New Orleans Saints
2018
The Philadelphia Eagles traded Jon to the New Orleans Saints for a 7th round draft pick
Played in one preseason game
Following a routine physical Jon was admitted into emergency open heart surgery that saved his life and forced him to retire
Philadelphia Eagles
2006 - 2017
2006 Signed with the Eagles November 29th, after Eagles Long Snapper, Mike Bartrum, had a career ending neck injury
2008 Ed Block Courage Award Recipient
2009 Pro Bowl Selection
2013 Voted to the All Fundamentals Team and was then voted a Captain
2014 Voted First Team All-Pro and voted Most Accurate Snapper in the NFL by Pro Football Focus
2014 Pro Bowl Selection
2016 Eagles Walter Payton Man of the Year Recipient
2016 Becomes the longest tenured professional athlete in the city of Philadelphia (76ers, Flyers, Phillies & Eagles)
2017 Holds the record for the most consecutive games played in Eagles Franchise History (162)
2018 Awarded an Honorary Super Bowl Ring
Tennessee Titans
2005 - 2006
2005 Signed with the Titans on October 26th and played the last 9 games of the season. The Titans did not extend his contract.
2006 Jon did not go to training camp for the 2006 season. The Titans signed him again on October 13th to fill in for their injured snapper for one game. He was released following the game on October 15th
Buffalo Bills
2003 - 2004
2003 Signed as an underrated free agent
2004 Tore his ACL in his right knee third to last game of the year
2005 After making the final cuts leading into the opening week of the season, Jon was released days before the first game
UTEP Miners
2000 - 2002
2000 Received a full scholarship after playing his Freshman season at Golden West Junior College
2014 Was 1 of 35 players Voted to UTEP’s All Centennial Team
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