Longest Tenured NFL Players By Team (2019)

Let’s hear it for the long snappers, amirite? Of the 32 NFL teams, seven of them have a long snapper as their longest-tenured player, including Detroit’s Don Muhlbach, who’s been with the Lions for 16 seasons. Not surprisingly, the quarterback position is the most prevalent on our list with eight guys leading their franchises in tenure. One of them, Tom Brady, not only has six rings but he’s also the champ in tenure; his 20-season career with New England is the most in the NFL.

Other things to note: Bilal Powell, now in his ninth year with the New York Jets, is the only running back leading his team in tenure and Larry Fitzgerald is the only wide receiver.

Longest Tenured NFL Players by Team

Arizona Cardinals: Larry Fitzgerald, WR (16 seasons)

Atlanta Falcons: Matt Ryan, QB (12 seasons)

Baltimore Ravens: Sam Koch, P (14 seasons)

Buffalo Bills: Jerry Hughes, DE (7 seasons)

Carolina Panthers: J.J. Jansen, LS (11 seasons)

Chicago Bears: Sherrick McManis, CB (8 seasons)

Cincinnati Bengals: Kevin Huber, P; Clark Harris, LS (11 seasons)

Cleveland Browns: Joel Bitonio, OL; Christian Kirksey, LB (6 seasons)

Dallas Cowboys: L. P. Ladouceur, LS (15 seasons)

Denver Broncos: Von Miller, LB (9 seasons)

Detroit Lions: Don Muhlbach, LS (16 seasons)

Green Bay Packers: Aaron Rodgers, QB (15 seasons)

Houston Texans: Jon Weeks, LS (10 seasons)

Indianapolis Colts: Adam Vinatieri, K (14 seasons)

Jacksonville Jaguars: Abry Jones, DT (7 seasons)

Kansas City Chiefs: Dustin Colquitt, P (15 seasons)

Los Angeles Chargers: Philip Rivers, QB (16 seasons)

Los Angeles Rams: Jake McQuaide, LS (9 seasons)

Miami Dolphins: Reshad Jones, FS (10 seasons)

Minnesota Vikings: Everson Griffen, DE (10 seasons)

New England Patriots: Tom Brady, QB (20 seasons)

New Orleans Saints: Drew Brees, QB (13 seasons)

New York Giants: Eli Manning, QB (16 seasons)

New York Jets: Bilal Powell, RB (9 seasons)

Oakland Raiders: Derek Carr, QB; Gabe Jackson, OL (6 seasons)

Philadelphia Eagles: Jason Peters, OT (11 seasons)

Pittsburgh Steelers: Ben Roethlisberger, QB (16 seasons)

San Francisco 49ers: Joe Staley, OT (13 seasons)

Seattle Seahawks: K.J. Wright, LB (9 seasons)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Demar Dotson, OT (11 seasons)

Tennessee Titans: Brett Kern, P (11 seasons)

Washington Redskins: Nick Sundberg, LS (10 seasons)