- Matt Stinchcomb
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Matt Stinchcomb Position(s)
Offensive tackleJersey #(s)
74, 78Born June 3, 1977
Atlanta, GeorgiaCareer information Year(s) 1999–2006 NFL Draft 1999 / Round: 1 / Pick: 18 College Georgia Professional teams Career stats Games played 65 Games started 36 NFL seasons 8 Stats at NFL.com Career highlights and awards - 2× All-American (1997, 1998)
- 1998 Draddy Trophy
Matt Stinchcomb (born June 3, 1977) is a former football offensive tackle, who played for the University of Georgia, the Oakland Raiders and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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College
He was a two-time All-American at Georgia (1997 and 1998).
NFL Years
Matt was selected as the 18th pick of the first round in the 1999 NFL Draft to the Oakland Raiders. He retired from the NFL for medical reasons in 2006 from the Buccaneers.
In 2009, Matt was named to the University of Georgia's Circle of Honor, the highest level of distinction for any UGA student-athlete. He also represented Georgia in being named to the 2009 class of "SEC Legends" which was recognized during pregame of the SEC Championship Game.Family
He is the older brother of Jon Stinchcomb, who was also an All-American offensive tackle at Georgia and who played with the New Orleans Saints. Matt, Jon, and former Georgia quarterback David Greene host a children's charity event each year at Georgia, "Countdown to Kickoff," for Georgia football fans.http://www.seacrestpartners.com/2010/09/11/matt-stinchcomb/
What He Is Now
Stinchcomb is currently a college football analyst for ESPNU and SEC Network.
He and Greene operate the Atlanta offices of Seacrest Partners, an insurance brokerage firm in Atlanta in September 2008.[1]
Notes
- ^ Gay, Chris (February 19, 2009), "Bulldogs' visit thrills two devoted alumni", Augusta Chronicle, http://chronicle.augusta.com/stories/2009/02/19/uga_511986.shtml, retrieved 2009-02-19.
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Matt Stinchcomb Sporting positions Preceded by
Barry SimsOakland Raiders Starting Left Tackle
2000Succeeded by
Barry SimsPreceded by
Mo CollinsOakland Raiders Starting Left Guard
2002Succeeded by
Frank MiddletonPreceded by
Kerry JenkinsTampa Bay Buccaneers Starting Left Guard
2004Succeeded by
Dan BuenningJim Parker Trophy winners 1991: Skrepenak | 1992: Kennedy | 1993: Taylor | 1994: Wiegert | 1995: Ogden | 1996: Pace | 1997: Taylor | 1998: Stinchcomb | 1999: McIntosh | 2000: Hutchinson | 2001: McKinnie | 2002: Romberg | 2003: Andrews | 2004: Brown | 2005: Eslinger | 2006: Thomas | 2007: Long | 2008: Smith | 2009: Okung | 2010: Carimi
William V. Campbell Trophy winners 1990: Howard | 1991: Culpepper | 1992: Hansen | 1993: Burns | 1994: Zatechka | 1995: Hoying | 1996: Wuerffel | 1997: Manning | 1998: Stinchcomb | 1999: Pennington | 2000: Vanden Bosch | 2001: Gonzalez | 2002: Roberts | 2003: Krenzel | 2004: Muñoz | 2005: Niswanger | 2006: Leonard | 2007: Griffin | 2008: Mack | 2009: Tebow | 2010: Acho
1998 College Football All-America Team consensus selections Offense QB Cade McNown, Michael Bishop & Tim Couch | RB Ricky Williams | RB Mike Cloud | WR Torry Holt | WR Peter Warrick | WR Troy Edwards | TE Rufus French
OL Kris Farris | OL Aaron Gibson | OL Matt Stinchcomb | OL Rob Murphy | C Craig PageDefense DL Tom Burke | DL Montae Reagor | DL Jared DeVries
LB Chris Claiborne | LB Dat Nguyen | LB Jeff Kelly | LB Al Wilson
DB Chris McAlister | DB Antoine Winfield | DB Champ Bailey | DB Anthony PoindexterSpecial teams Oakland / Los Angeles Raiders first-round draft picks Rutgens · Gabriel · Lorick · Schuh · Upshaw · Dickey · Thoms · Chester · Tatum · Siani · Guy · Lawrence · Colzie · Wilson · Watts · Marsh · Allen · Mosebar · Woods · Hester · Buczkowski · Clay · Brown · McDaneil · Davis · Smith · Marinovich · McGlockton · Bates · Frederickson · Kaufman · Dudley · D. Russell · Woodson · Collins · Stinchcomb · Janikowski · Gibson · Buchanon · Harris · Asomugha · Brayton · Gallery · Washington · Huff · J. Russell · McFadden · Heyward-Bey · McClainFootball Academic All-America Team Members of the Year 1987: — | 1988: — | 1989: — | 1990: — | 1991: Tommy Vardell | 1992: Jim Hansen | 1993: — | 1994: Rob Zatechka | 1995: — | 1996: Danny Wuerffel | 1997: Peyton Manning | 1998: Matt Stinchcomb | 1999: Chad Pennington | 2000: — | 2001: Ryan Johnson | 2002: Kliff Kingsbury | 2003: Craig Krenzel | 2004: Alex Smith | 2005: Nick Hartigan | 2006: Paul Posluszny | 2007: Brandon Cramer | 2008: Tim Tebow | 2009: Tim Tebow | 2010: Greg McElroy
Academic All-America Team Members of the Year (All-sports) 1987–88: Michael Smith | 1988–89: James Martin | 1989–90: Alec Kessler | 1990–91: Al Parker | 1991–92: Tommy Vardell | 1992–93: Jim Hansen | 1993–94: Carl Erikson | 1994–95: Rebecca Lobo | 1994–95: Rob Zatechka | 1995–96: Todd Fuller | 1996–97: Danny Wuerffel | 1997–98: Peyton Manning | 1998–99: Matt Stinchcomb | 1999–2000: Chad Pennington | 2000–01: Ruth Riley | 2001–02: Stacey Dales-Schuman | 2002–03: Theresa Kulikowski | 2003–04: Emeka Okafor | 2004–05: Alex Smith | 2005–06: Christine Sinclair | 2006–07: Sarah Pavan | 2007–08: Sarah Pavan | 2008–09: Galen Rupp | 2009–10: Justine Schluntz | 2010–11: Maya Moore
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