Where are they now

Now that the draft is over and before we completely slip into the long part of the off season lets take a look at a couple of former Patriots.

The Trainer


Former Patriots linebacker Andy "Big Kat" Katzenmoyer today.


The Big Kat during his playing days.

From L.I.F.T Fitness where, "Achieving Your Goal is Our Objective":

Professional:
In 1999, the New England Patriots drafted Andy 28th overall in the NFL draft. Andy played in every game as a rookie, starting the first 11 at middle linebacker for the injured Ted Johnson. Andy finished his rookie campaign ranked third on the team with 107 tackles, including 76 solo stops. His 3.5 sacks ranked third on the team. Andy returned his only interception of the season 57 yards for a touchdown - his first career touchdown. To cap off this exceptional year, Andy earned Miller Lite Player of the Game honors for his performance against the Dolphins and was named to the NFL All Rookie Team. Unfortunately, Andy suffered a career-ending injury with the Patriots, and retired from playing football.

Post Career and Personal:
Andy has spent one year as an intern with The Ohio State University football team and has been exposed to an assortment of different styles of training. He has coached for three years at Westerville South High School as the defensive coordinator. Andy is currently completing his degree at Otterbein College, majoring in Health Promotion and Fitness. Andy is a certified personal trainer with the ACSM organization. He is married to Ashleigh, co-owner of L.I.F.T. Andy and Ashleigh are expecting their first child this April.

The Ambassador


Offensive lineman Eugene Chung

Chung was drafted by the Patriots with the 13th pick in the 1992 draft. He played three seasons before being left unprotected in the 1995 NFL expansion draft. Jacksonville, took Chung with the 51st pick. He lasted a one year with the Jags and spent another with the Colts.

Chung is currently a JAG Ambassador.

From the Jags website:

EUGENE CHUNG, guard, 1995
Residing in Ponte with wife Liza and children Kyle and Brandon, Eugene has been in the Real Estate investment business since 2000. Currently President of the National Football League Retired Players Association Jacksonville Chapter, members include over 100 former NFL players that help raise scholarship money for high school seniors attending college.

Ambassador Chung