Kenny Demens spent the 2013 season on the Cardinals practice squad, after playing his redshirt senior season in 2012 for the Michigan Wolverines football team.
12 Facts About Kenny Demens
Kenny Demens was a 2011 honorable mention All-Big Ten Conference selection and the 2011 team leader in tackles.
Kenny Demens had a season-ending injury in 2015 and was cut in 2016.
Kenny Demens was regarded as the 23rd, 23rd and 35th best high school football linebacker in the country as a senior by Scout.
Kenny Demens saw action as a true freshman in three games under first-year head coach Rich Rodriguez for the 2008 Wolverines.
Kenny Demens posted 12 tackles against Penn State on October 30,10 tackles against Illinois on November 6, a career-high 13 against Wisconsin on November 20, and a career-high-tying 13 tackles against Mississippi State in the January 1,2011 Gator Bowl.
Under new first-year head coach Brady Hoke, Kenny Demens led the 2011 Wolverines in tackles and recorded his first three quarterback sacks.
Kenny Demens was an honorable mention 2011 All-Big Ten Conference selection by both the coaches and the media for the 2011 team.
Kenny Demens concluded his career with 51 straight games played including 33 starts.
Kenny Demens survived the final roster cuts to make the 53-man roster, but when the Cardinals were awarded two waiver claims, they released Kenny Demens to make room on the roster.
Kenny Demens was lost for the season after an October 11 ACL injury for the 2015 Cardinals against the Detroit Lions.
Kenny Demens was cut by the Cardinals prior to the 2016 season.