Man, the Fuller brothers in the NFL, that’s a story I’ve been following for a while now. Let me tell you how I got into this whole thing.
It all started a few years back, I was just flipping through channels, and I stumbled upon some college football game. I don’t even remember who was playing, but I noticed this one player, one of the Fullers, I think it was Kendall at the time. He was just a beast on the field, and I thought, “This guy’s going places.”
- So, I started to look into him a bit more. That’s when I found out he had brothers, not one, not two, but three! All playing football, and all pretty darn good.
Digging Deeper
This got me hooked. I started digging deeper into this Fuller family. Turns out, they were making history. The second family ever to have four brothers in the NFL. The first being the Browner family, with Jim and Joey, I think.
I watched more games, read articles, you know, the whole nine yards. I learned about Clay and Bruce Matthews, another set of brothers who played a ton of seasons in the league, 19 each if I’m not mistaken. And of course, there are the famous ones like Peyton and Eli Manning, and the Kelce brothers, Travis and Jason. But four brothers? That’s just crazy to me!
Following Their Journey
From there, I started following each of the Fuller brothers’ journeys. Seeing them get drafted, playing for different teams, it was like watching a saga unfold. And the best part? They all seemed to genuinely support each other. I mean, you’d think there’d be some rivalry, some jealousy, but from what I could tell, it was all love.
When Kendall got drafted in 2016, I remember feeling like a proud uncle or something. It was a big deal, making them the second family to achieve that four-brother feat. I was so hyped up about it. I was texting my buddies, posting about it, I was really into it.
It’s More Than Just Football
And you know what? It became more than just about football for me. It was about family, about this unique bond these brothers shared. It made me appreciate my own siblings more, even though we’re not NFL stars or anything.
So yeah, that’s my story of how I got into the Fuller brothers. It’s been a fun ride, and I’m still following their careers to this day. It’s just one of those things that started as a casual interest and turned into a real fascination.