Ken Whisenhunt - #86 - TE - Georgia Tech - Profile

A versatile player who played 7 games for the Jets in 1991 and had 4-34 receiving before a knee injury put him on IR for the remainder of the season ... was released by WAS on final cut in 1990 but was then brought back in week 15 to add depth to the TE and special teams units ... played in 2 games and was de-activated for the playoffs ... signed with WAS as a Plan B FA in 1989 and spent the season on PUP due to a stress fracture in his leg that did not heal after surgery ... was 16-174-1 TD with ATL in 1988 ... had 17-145-1 TD in 7 games in 1987 with ATL before a shoulder injury sidelined him for the rest of the season ... started at H-Back for ATL in 1986 and had a career-high 20-184-3 TD ... used primarily on special teams by ATL in 1985 after making the team as a 12th round pick in the draft ... finished college career with 82-1, 264 and 3rd on Georgia Tech's all-time receiving list ... was All-ACC as a senior in 1984 ... had played QB, WR, RB, TE, KR, H and special teams at some point in his football career ... has degree in civil engineering ... hopes to get involved in the construction business when he's done playing football ... wife Alice, son Ken, Jr. 1.

From 1992 Jets yearbook.