Steven Henne is a quarterback with the Kansas City Chiefs, which competes in the National Football League. Henne is currently employed by the Chiefs.
He was picked by the Miami Dolphins in the second round of the 2008 NFL Draft to become a member of their squad.
Henne took part in collegiate football at the University of Michigan, where he became only the second true freshman in the history of the program to start at quarterback in his first game
. He was named the game’s Most Valuable Player after guiding the Wolverines to a victory over Florida in the Capital One Bowl during his senior season with the team.
The game was played during his senior year. Chad Henne was a student at Wilson Senior High School, which is located in West Lawn, Pennsylvania,
During that time he competed in a total of four different sports. As the quarterback of his high school squad, he amassed a total of 7,071 passing yards and 74 touchdowns while he was in charge of the offence.
Henne’s Wilson teams were victorious in both of the football championship games that were played in the Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1.
When he was a senior in high school, he disclosed his plans to attend the University of Michigan and participate in the Wolverines’ athletic program there when he graduated.
Chad Henne was chosen as the game’s Most Valuable Player after Michigan’s victory over Florida in the Capital One Bowl, which ended with a 41–35 for Michigan.
When Henne was a junior in 2006, Rivals.com placed him on the third team of All-Americans and he was also a nominee for the Manning Award.
Who Drafted Chad Henne?
The Miami Dolphins selected Henne in the second round of the 2008 NFL Draft, which marked the beginning of his career as a professional football player.
He was selected as the first quarterback overall and the fourth quarterback overall, and would later join Henne in playing quarterback for the Miami Dolphins.