Chris Bober Chris Scott Bober ( ; born December 24 , 1976 ) is a retired American football offensive lineman . He was originally signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent in 2000 . He played college football at Nebraska - Omaha . Bober has also played for the Kansas City Chiefs in his career . College career . Bober played college football and started 45 consecutive games as an offensive lineman at the University of Nebraska at Omaha . There he earned first - team American Football Coaches Association , first - team All - America by Daktronics / CoSIDA , " Football News " All - America honors along with first team All America and Division II Offensive Lineman of the Year by Gazette Magazine when his club led Division II with 335 . 2 rushing yards per game in 1999 . He was also a first - team All - America selection by Daktronics / CoSIDA his junior year along with first team All North Central Conference and Most Valuable Offensive Lineman in 1998 and 1999 . He was a team captain his senior year at UNO and offensive captain of his Snow Bowl team , a division II All Star game . Bober graduated from Nebraska - Omaha with a degree in General Studies in May 2006 earning the NFL ’ s Continuing Education Award . Professional career . New York Giants . Bober spent the first ten weeks of the 2000 season on the practice squad before being promoted to the 53 - man roster on November 6 , 2000 . He was also was inactive for three games and was active for three contests , but did not see any game action , stay inactive for three postseason games , including Super Bowl XXXV vs . the Baltimore Ravens ( 1 / 28 / 01 ) . In 2001 he played in all 16 games on special teams and two games as a reserve offensive lineman . He saw action at both right and left tackle because of injuries at Minnesota . Next season Bober opened 15 games at center . He opened training camp battling for a starting position at right tackle , but moved to center due to injuries along the club ’ s offensive front . Bober started his first NFL game at center vs . the San Francisco 49ers and also handled the long - snapping duties for placements vs . the Washington Redskins . He was inactive at Houston ( 11 / 24 ) due to a left biceps injury . Bober started at center in the club ’ s at San Francisco . 2003 was his final year with New York . He started all 16 games for the first time in his career ; opened 11 games at center and five games at right tackle . He shifted to the starting center position for the season ’ s final ten contests after starting guard Rich Seubert suffered a season - ending injury . Kansas City Chiefs . With Kansas City , Bober played in 12 games on offense and special teams , getting two starts at right tackle . He was inactive for four games . Played in the club ’ s jumbo package and on special teams at Denver and vs . Carolina . Saw action as a reserve right tackle and on special teams vs . Houston . Played in the team ’ s jumbo package and on special teams at Baltimore . Started his first game for the Chiefs at right tackle in place of an injured John Welbourn vs . San Diego . Started at right tackle at Oakland ( 12 / 5 ) , but left the game in the second quarter with a right toe sprain . After that he played in 16 games on special teams and eight contests on offense with two starts at right tackle . Saw reserve action at right tackle vs . the New York Jets . Started at right tackle in place of Jordan Black who opened at left tackle in place of an injured Willie Roaf at Oakland and at Denver . Opened as a reserve right tackle and on the placement protection team at Miami also played in the club ’ s jumbo package and on the placement protection team at San Diego and vs . Oakland . Recovered a fumble by Wide receiver Dante Hall on a kickoff return in the third quarter at Houston . On February 29 , 2008 , the Chiefs released Bober .