20 Facts About Paul Zukauskas

Paul Malcolm Zukauskas was born on July 12,1979 and is an American former professional football player.

Paul Zukauskas was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the seventh round of the 2001 NFL draft and played for the Browns from 2001 to 2004.

Paul Zukauskas earned All-America honors from Prep Star and USA Today.

Paul Zukauskas made 40 tackles as a senior and served as team captain.

Paul Zukauskas played in the 1997 Massachusetts Shriners Football Classic.

Paul Zukauskas was a four-year starter who became the first freshman in over 20 years to start on the Boston College offensive line in 1997.

In 2016, Zukauskas was inducted into the Boston College Hall of Fame.

Paul Zukauskas made his first career start vs the Cincinnati Bengals on Sept 15.

Paul Zukauskas was in 12 games, 10 of the games were starts at right guard.

Paul Zukauskas appeared in 14 games and 5 of the games were starts at left guard.

Paul Zukauskas started the season as the starting left guard.

Paul Zukauskas was injured in Week 2 vs the Dallas Cowboys and took on a backup role after week 5 Pittsburgh Steelers.

Paul Zukauskas played considerable time later in the season vs New York Jets and vs the Houston Texans.

Paul Zukauskas signed with the San Francisco 49ers and injured his back during the second week of training camp.

Paul Zukauskas then was released at the end of camp.

Paul Zukauskas did not play the rest of season due to injury.

Paul Zukauskas worked on the defensive side of the ball with the linebackers unit and helped coach Luke Kuechly and Mark Herzlich.

Paul Zukauskas served as the head coach of the Lawrence Academy's Spartans football team.

Paul Zukauskas is a member of the American Football Coaches Association along with serving as an NFL ambassador to the "Heads Up" football initiative, and is an advisor to the Football Players Health Study at Harvard University for former NFL players.

Paul Zukauskas serves on the Board of Directors for Project DEEP.