19 Facts About Rich Gunnell

Richard P Gunnell was born on January 12,1987 and is a former American football wide receiver.

Rich Gunnell was signed by the Kansas City Chiefs as an undrafted free agent in 2010.

Rich Gunnell is currently the wide receivers coach and pass game coordinator at the College of the Holy Cross.

Rich Gunnell returned three kickoffs and two punts for touchdowns.

Rich Gunnell played for head coach Chappy Moore, and was on the school's basketball and track teams.

Rich Gunnell set the career receiving yard record at Boston College, surpassing Pete Mitchell's.

Rich Gunnell broke the record on a 61-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter of his final game against USC in the 2009 Emerald Bowl.

Rich Gunnell finished with 2,459 receiving yards in his career surpassing Mitchell's 2,388 yards.

Rich Gunnell was the active leader in catches, receiving yards, and punt return touchdowns in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Rich Gunnell was voted the Eagles Most Valuable Player by his teammates, the first time a wide receiver captain received the honor since 1990.

Rich Gunnell's "dream" is to play professionally and is awaiting an invitation to the NFL Combine.

Rich Gunnell was a senior team captain along with center Matt Tennant and middle linebacker Mike McLaughlin.

Rich Gunnell played under three head coaches start including Tom O'Brien and Frank Spaziani.

Rich Gunnell played with quarterbacks Matt Ryan, Dominique Davis, and Dave Shinskie.

Rich Gunnell was the final cut for the Chiefs and was placed on the practice squad.

Rich Gunnell was a graduate assistant at Boston College, his alma mater.

Rich Gunnell coached at Marian High School in Framingham, Massachusetts, in 2014.

Rich Gunnell became the wide receivers coach for Boston College in the 2016 season.

Rich Gunnell was named interim head coach following the firing of Steve Addazio at the conclusion of the 2019 regular season.