The NFL postseason is in full swing, and for former Kansas football stars in the league, it’s a time to shine. Players like Steven Sims, who recently joined the Baltimore Ravens after a midseason move, are making an impact. Other former Jayhawks, like Domink Puni of the San Francisco 49ers, are enjoying security with their current teams.
Several players, including Craig Young and Kyron Johnson, have made moves to different teams throughout the season. Spencer Rattler, Dorance Armstrong Jr., and other players are gearing up for playoff action with their respective teams. Offensive lineman Dominick Puni has been a standout rookie for the 49ers.
On the flip side, some young Jayhawks have moved to other professional football leagues, like the United Football League. Wide receiver Kwamie Lassiter II and tight end Mason Fairchild are set to play in the UFL’s upcoming season.
Safety Kenny Logan Jr. didn’t make it to an NFL roster but is now headed to the Canadian Football League to play for the Edmonton Elks. Despite different paths, these former Kansas football stars are continuing their football careers with determination and resilience.
Written by Henry Greenstein for a sports publication, the article highlights the accomplishments and transitions of former Kansas football players in the NFL and other professional leagues. With a mix of experienced players and rookies, the Jayhawks’ presence in the professional football world remains strong.
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