Arlington Hambright, a guard with the National Football League’s New England Patriots, was born on January 30, 1996. At Colorado, he played collegiate football.
Hambright played his first two years of collegiate football at Garden City Community College after graduating from Belleville as a non-star recruit. He later changed schools to Oklahoma State, where he redshirted for a year before having his eligibility revoked due to injury. Hambright completed his undergraduate career in Colorado.
The Chicago Bears selected Hambright in the seventh round (226th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft after trading two first-round picks (Josh Jacobs and Damon Arnette) to the Las Vegas Raiders as part of the historic Khalil Mack deal.
On July 21, he agreed to a four-year rookie contract with the group. In Week 8, he participated in Special Teams’ NFL debut against the New Orleans Saints. The following week, he started his first NFL game against the Tennessee Titans.
Hambright was released by the Bears on August 31, 2021, and the following day he was re-signed to the practice squad.
Hambright and the New England Patriots agreed to a reserve/future deal on January 18, 2022.
Where did Arlington Hambright go to college?
The high school Arlington Hambright attended was Belleville. The only zoned high school in the Van Buren School District is Belleville High School, a public high school in Belleville, Michigan.
After graduating from Belleville as a non-star recruit, Hambright played his first two years of collegiate football at Garden City Community College. Later, he transferred to Oklahoma State, where he redshirted for a year before suffering an injury that resulted in the suspension of his eligibility.