Sean Considine

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Sean Considine
Date of birth October 28, 1981 (age 25)
Place of birth Flag of United States Byron, Illinois
Position(s) Strong safety
College Iowa
NFL Draft 2005 / Round 4/ Pick 102
Statistics
Team(s)
2005-present Philadelphia Eagles

Sean Considine, is a National Football League safety for the Philadelphia Eagles. He is a second-year player out of the University of Iowa. Considine was a walk-on starter who worked his way up to an honorable mention in the All-Big Ten team his senior year.

Considine spent the early part of his 2005 rookie season working on special teams but suffered a shoulder injury and went down for the rest of the season. However, he received a chance to start in 2006 against Tampa Bay after Michael Lewis was demoted. He has remained as the starter at strong safety. His first career interception was a pick of Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Schaub.

Preceded by
Michael Lewis		 Philadelphia Eagles Starting Strong Safeties
2006-		 Succeeded by
Incumbent


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