12 Facts About Steve Chomyszak

Stephen John Chomyszak was an American football defensive lineman in the American Football League and the National Football League.

Steve Chomyszak attended Syracuse University and was drafted in the 12th round of the 1966 AFL Draft by the New York Jets, playing in two games that season and spending most of the season on the taxi squad.

Steve Chomyszak signed with the expansion Cincinnati Bengals for the 1968 season, playing in 10 games.

Steve Chomyszak finally came into his own beginning in the 1969 season, playing all 14 games as a defensive end for the Bengals.

However, Steve Chomyszak saw no action with the Bills and was cut by the team early in the season.

Steve Chomyszak then played out the season in the soon-to-be-defunct WFL.

Steve Chomyszak had broken his contract with the Bell and became a free agent in 1974.

Steve Chomyszak received offers from several NFL teams but chose to return to the Bengals.

Steve Chomyszak claimed that Brown had essentially blackballed him from the NFL.

Steve Chomyszak was married to Debra Jerene Nichols On Jul 18 1980, Steve Chomyszak divorced Nichols and later married Pamela Long.

Steve Chomyszak died on January 25,1988, at his parents' home in Binghamton, New York.

Steve Chomyszak's son, Richard Chomyszak, is a chiropractor in Binghamton.