American Football

Kenyon Green

Posted on Feb 2, 2022, Shammi Raghubanshi

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Kenyon Green is an American football player who plays for Texas A&M Aggies as an offensive tackle. His team takes part in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Western Division of the Southeastern Conference (SEC).

Quick Info
Full Name	Kenyon Green
Date Of Birth	March 15, 2001
Birth Place	Humble, Texas
Parent(s)	Henry Green and Shalonda Green
Occupation	American Football Player
Position	Offensive lineman
Education	Texas A&M University
Age	20 years old
Body Measurement	N/A
Height	6 feet 4 inches
Weight	147 kg
Nationality	American
Hair Color	Black
Eye Color	Black
Zodiac Sign	Pisces
Ethnicity	American
Martial Status	Single
Net Worth	N/A

Kenyon Green Early Life

On March 15, 2001, Kenyon Green was born in Humble, Texas. He is currently 20 years old and has a zodiac sign of Pisces. He stands 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 147 kg based on his physique.

His family consists of six members and they are James White (grandfather), Debra White (grandmother), Henry Green (father), Shalonda Green (mother), and Kamirah (sister).

He went to Atascocita High School. Kenyon Green was ranked a five-star recruit and initially dedicated to playing college football at LSU during his sophomore year before turning away as a junior. However, he eventually decided to enroll at Texas A&M.

Details On Kenyon Green Career

During his freshman season, Kenyon Green was named Texas A&M’s starting right guard. He started all 13 of the team’s games and was named the Southeastern Conference (SEC) All-Freshman Team, voted on by the league’s head coaches.

In his collegiate debut against Texas State, he started at right guard and helped pave the way for a pair of 100-yard rushers. In the win versus Lamar, Kenyon proved his worth gain over 600 yards of offense.

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He also successfully assisted his team to rack up over 200 rushing yards, as they achieved four times on the ground and ended the Mississippi State game with 441 yards of offense.

Kenyon Green led the Aggies to gain nearly 500 yards of offense, including 267 running yards, by holding the line. The Aggies picked up 319 yards on the ground against South Carolina, owing to him clearing the way for a pair of 100-yard rushers.

As a result, he achieved the Offensive Top Newcomer Award at the annual team banquet.

He started all ten games at left guard as a sophomore in 2020, totaling 691 offensive snaps. Kenyon received unanimous All-American honors (first-team – FWAA and Sporting News; second-team – NFCA, AP, and Walter Camp).

In addition, he acquired second-team All-SEC honors and was named a semifinalist for the Outland Trophy. He was also named a finalist for the Joe Moore Award as a unit.

Furthermore, a young athlete aided extend the streak of not allowing a sack for the fourth straight game in the win against Arkansas. In the triumph over Tennessee, Kenyon provided 497 total offensive yards.

As a junior in 2021, Kenyon Green started in all 12 games at four different positions along the o-line and served as a season-long team captain. He helped A&M roll up 595 yards of total offense in the season-opening win over Kent State.

In A&M’s season-opening triumph over Kent State, he started at right tackle and enabled the Aggies to rack up 595 yards. In addition, Kenyon was named SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week for his efforts against the Golden Flashes, Mizzou, and Gamecocks.

At the annual team banquet, Kenyon Green also received the Offensive MVP Award, Leadership Awards, and the Academic Award for juniors.

Kenyon Green Relationship Details

There is no information regarding his relationship status at this time. However, as per our data, Kenyon Green looks to be better focused on his football career and working hard to progress than yesterday. His dating life will become public if he discloses it.

Kenyon Green Net Worth

Kenyon Green is still a collegiate football player who has yet to break into the NFL. Despite this, NCAA rules restrict college athletes from being paid for their accomplishments. On the other hand, Scholarships are available for them instead.

However, he keeps the requisite qualities to get drafted by an NFL team and become an idol of American football one day. Therefore, once his professional career begins, he will support himself.