17 Facts About Rod Streater

Rod William Streater was born on February 9,1988 and is a former American football wide receiver.

Rod Streater signed with the Oakland Raiders as an undrafted free agent in 2012 and has had stints with the Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, Buffalo Bills, and Cleveland Browns.

Rod Streater grew up in Burlington Township, New Jersey where he played high school football for the Falcons at Burlington Township High School.

Rod Streater played junior college football at Alfred State College, then transferred to Temple University.

Rod Streater was in the starting lineup for the Raiders on Monday Night Football against the San Diego Chargers to open the 2012 NFL season.

Rod Streater made his first NFL reception in the first quarter, a catch of a Carson Palmer pass, and fumbled at the end of the play.

In 2013, Rod Streater had an excellent second season, with 60 catches, 888 receiving yards, and four receiving touchdowns.

Rod Streater had a career-long 66 yard catch against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 9.

Rod Streater recorded nine receptions for 84 receiving yards and one receiving touchdown on the year.

On March 12,2016, Rod Streater signed a one-year, $4.8 million contract with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Rod Streater played in all 16 games with two starts, recording 18 receptions for 191 yards and two touchdowns.

On May 24,2017, Rod Streater signed with the Buffalo Bills.

On September 1,2018, Rod Streater was released by the Bills.

Rod Streater was signed by the Cleveland Browns on September 17,2018.

Rod Streater was placed on injured reserve on October 16,2018, after sustaining a season-ending neck injury during a game in Week 6.

Rod Streater remained with the Browns after his departure from the active roster.

Rod Streater is an avid chess player, having learned it from his father and uncle when he was five years old.