27 Facts About Glenn Pakulak

Glenn Pakulak played college football for the Kentucky Wildcats and was signed by the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in 2003.

Glenn Pakulak attended Lapeer East High School in Lapeer, Michigan where he was a two-year starter as a placekicker, punter, linebacker and wide receiver for the Lapeer East Eagles football team.

Glenn Pakulak made first-team all league and all area punter as a junior and senior, averaging 39.5 yards per punt as a junior and 40.1 as a senior.

Glenn Pakulak played basketball as well, making first-team all-League and second-team all-area as a junior.

Glenn Pakulak took home first-team all-league and all-area and honorable mention all-state in his senior year.

Glenn Pakulak spent his freshman year at Rochester Community and Technical College where he played basketball and baseball.

Glenn Pakulak transferred to Kentucky where he had to redo his freshman year, was redshirted and punted for the Wildcats' junior varsity team.

Glenn Pakulak was selected third-team All-American by Football News, an honorable mention All America CollegeFootballNews.

Glenn Pakulak was selected All American first-team by The NFL Draft Report and CBSSports.

Glenn Pakulak was a finalist for the Ray Guy Award, given to the nation's top punter.

Glenn Pakulak signed with the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in May 2003 but was released on July 27.

Glenn Pakulak joined the Atlanta Falcons on February 5,2004, but was cut during training camp on August 15.

Glenn Pakulak did not play the entire year but did attend a kicking camp in the winter of 2005.

Glenn Pakulak signed with the Oakland Raiders on January 19,2006.

Glenn Pakulak had not been exactly shy of getting in the thick of the action before but became an instant fan favorite for preventing a touchdown by making a solo tackle when one of his punts looked to be returned all the way in front of his home crowd.

Glenn Pakulak earned Special Teams Player of NFL Europe Week 9 honors, in which he punted for a total of 317 yards for 7 attempts, with his furthest punt 59 yards, one touchback and 3 inside the 20, averaging 45.3 per punt.

Glenn Pakulak was re-allocated to the Amsterdam Admirals for a second year of NFL Europe.

Glenn Pakulak signed with the Chicago Bears on January 29,2008.

Glenn Pakulak was signed by the New Orleans Saints on October 29,2008, to replace the recently released Ben Graham.

Glenn Pakulak was claimed off waivers by the New York Jets on August 28,2009.

Glenn Pakulak was signed to the Washington Redskins' practice squad on October 6,2009.

Glenn Pakulak made his Redskins debut with five punts for 212 net yards for a 42.40 average against the Carolina Panthers.

Glenn Pakulak was signed to the San Diego Chargers on August 31,2010.

Glenn Pakulak was teammate and roommate of, Arena Football League star receiver and former NFL Europe Berlin Thunder star, Aaron Boone, for whom he ended up doing the laundry for a semester over the sale of a coffee table in college.

In 2005, Glenn Pakulak did not play for any NFL or NFL Europa team, but instead spent the year working at a steel factory and training in New Orleans with his college friend Shane Boyd.

Glenn Pakulak appeared on the Bravo television series Most Eligible Dallas in 2011.

Glenn Pakulak appeared on the GSN television gameshow America Says in 2019.