Chris Avery first attended Holmes Community College, where was named a JUCO All-American in each of his two seasons before transferring to Kentucky State in 1999.
15 Facts About Chris Avery
Chris Avery was named a Division II All-American and named to the All-Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference team at Kentucky State in 1999 after recording 32 tackles and four sacks.
Chris Avery played one season with the Norfolk Nighthawks of af2.
Chris Avery ranked as the team's second-leading rusher with 13 carries for 55 yards and two touchdowns in eight games along with eight tackles, one sack, one blocked field goal attempt and two forced fumbles.
Chris Avery then attended training camp with the Dallas Cowboys, but did not make the team.
The next year, Chris Avery was selected in the eighth round of the 2001 NFL Europa draft by the Barcelona Dragons.
Chris Avery led the team with 166 rushing yards, fifth in the league.
Chris Avery rushed for a season- and career-high 71 yards against the Dallas Desperados, and his 40-yard run was the longest of the season by any Grand Rapids player.
Chris Avery recorded 26.5 tackles and 2.5 sacks on defense, and scored eight touchdowns.
Chris Avery recorded 31 tackles, and was named the team's Ironman of the Year.
Chris Avery scored a career-high four rushing touchdowns in week 11 against the Las Vegas Gladiators.
Chris Avery moved into 13th place all-time in rushing yards during a game in Dallas on April 15,2006, when he rushed for 12 yards to pass Lincoln Coleman's 736 yards.
Chris Avery missed the entire 2007 season after suffering a knee injury on the first day of training camp.
Chris Avery joined the Kansas City Brigade for the 2008 season where he was the back-up fullback, starting Mac Linebacker and was the teams long snapper.
Chris Avery was waived by the Brigade on September 15,2008.