Career History of Artrell Hawkins

Position: Strong Safety (SS)
Date of Birth: November 24, 1976

Teams Played For:

• Cincinnati Bengals (1998-2000)
• Carolina Panthers (2001-2003)
• New England Patriots (2005-2006)

Career Overview:

Artrell Hawkins was a professional football player who played as a strong safety in the NFL. He was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 3rd round of the 1998 NFL Draft, where he began his career. During his time with the Bengals, he played in 31 games and was known for his versatility and strong tackling ability. After his tenure with the Bengals, Hawkins joined the Carolina Panthers in
2001. He contributed to the team's defense and played a significant role in their playoff run during the 2003 season, which culminated in an appearance at Super Bowl XXXVIII, although the Panthers ultimately lost to the New England Patriots. In 2005, Hawkins signed with the New England Patriots, where he played for two seasons. His time with the Patriots added to his experience and allowed him to compete at a high level, contributing to the team's defensive strategies.

Highlights and Accomplishments:

• Drafted in the 3rd round of the 1998 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals.
• Played in Super Bowl XXXVIII with the Carolina Panthers.
• Known for his strong tackling and versatility on defense.
• Contributed to playoff runs during his career, particularly with the Panthers.

Artrell Hawkins' career in the NFL spanned nearly a decade, showcasing his dedication and skill in professional football despite being a lesser-known player in the league.