Chuck Wiley

Chuck Wiley
Chuck Wiley
Position(s)
Defensive end
Jersey #(s)
55, 99, 94, 93
Born March 6, 1975 (1975-03-06) (age 36)
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Career information
Year(s) 19982004
NFL Draft 1998 / Round: 3 / Pick: 62
College Louisiana State University
Professional teams
Career stats
Tackles 113
Sacks 6.5
Interceptions 1
Stats at NFL.com
Career highlights and awards
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Samuel Charles "Chuck" Wiley, Jr. (born March 6, 1975 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana) is a former American football defensive end in the National Football League.

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Career

He was drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the 3rd round of the 1998 NFL Draft. He went on to play only 2 seasons for the Panthers. After that he played 2 years for the Atlanta Falcons, 3 for the Minnesota Vikings, and 1 for the New York Giants. Placed on IR rookie season in 1998. In 1999 he started 16 games at defensive end for the Carolina Panthers. In 2000, he was second in sacks (4) making 1 start with the Atlanta Falcons. Made 10 starts between 2002-2004 with the Minnesota Vikings. Finished the 2004 season on IR with the New York Giants

Early life

He attended Southern University Laboratory School (Southern Lab) for elementary school and high school, atteded Baker Middle School for middle school. First sport ever played was soccer from 1980-1991 with the Scotlandville Jaguars. Started playing basketball in 1983 with the Baton Rouge Raiders in 1983-1988. First year of football and track was in 1987 with the Baker Middle Buffalos as a defensive end, offensive tackle, and competed in the 800 meter run, discus, and shot put. Played football, basketball, track at Southern Lab high school. Positions in football were tight end, linebacker, fullback, kicker. All District tight end, linebacker, kicker in 1991-1992. He was on the 1993 state championship team basketball team. Participated in the 4x400 relay team, 800 meter run, shot put, and discus. He was on the 1990 state championship track team. His #25 football jersey was retired in 2006. Played youth baseball with the Scotlandville Cardinals from 1989-1993.

College career

He played college ball at Louisiana State University(LSU) as a defensive tackle. Redshirted in 1993, a four year letterman from 1994-1997. Finalist for the Bronko Nagurski Award in 1997(best defensive player), Honorable mention All-American in 1997, 1st team All SEC 1997-1996, 2nd team All SEC 1995, Academic All SEC 1996. Still owns LSU's single game sack record (4 - vs South Carolina 1995), finished 4th on LSU's all time sack list with 19. Elected Athletic Council by the student body in 1997, recipient of the Jessie Owens award in 1996 (for the highest GPA among LSU's African American athletes). Graduated with a B.S. in Kinesiology in 1997, and a M.S. in Sports Management in 2005.

Personal

He is a member of Omega Psi Phi fraternity. He started a non profit foundation in 2001 that works with youth mentoring and foster care children in Baton Rouge, La. and Atlanta, Ga. call 99 Wayz 2 Win. The city of Baton Rouge city council named June 27 "Chuck Wiley Day" for his community service in the city of Baton Rouge. He host the annual "Chuck Wiley Bayou AllStars Football and Cheerleader Camp" in Baton Rouge and the "Omega Football and Cheerleader Camp" in Atlanta, Ga. He started Front 7 in 2009, a sports specific training company that works with all sports in speed and conditioning, weight lifting, skill enhancement. He is the cousin of Super Bowl XXII MVP Doug Williams. He is a motivational speaker.



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