Steve Matthews - Pro Career

Pro Career

Matthews was drafted in the seventh round (199th overall) in the 1994 NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs. After three seasons with no playing time, he left and joined the Jacksonville Jaguars. With the Jaguars, Matthews played in two games and started one. In his first start on September 7, 1997, Matthews led Jacksonville to a win over the New York Giants by completing 23 of 35 passes with no interceptions. He would then play for the Tennessee Oilers during the 1998 season. He played in just one game, completing 2 of 3 passes for 24 yards. He would be released at the end of the season.

Scottish Claymores starting quarterbacks
  • Lee Williamson (1995)
  • Matt Blundin (1995)
  • Steve Matthews (1996)
  • Jim Ballard (1996)
  • Dave Barr (1997)
  • Spence Fischer (1997)
  • Jim Ballard (1998)
  • Dameyune Craig (1999)
  • Kevin Daft (2000)
  • Clint Stoerner (2001)
  • Scott Dreisbach (2002)
  • James Brown (2002)
  • Craig Nall (2003)
  • Nate Hybl (2004)
  • Curt Anes (2004)
  • Tom Arth (2004)
Jacksonville Jaguars starting quarterbacks
  • Steve Beuerlein (1995)
  • Mark Brunell (1995–2002)
  • Rob Johnson (1997)
  • Steve Matthews (1997)
  • Jamie Martin (1998)
  • Jonathan Quinn (1998–2001)
  • Jay Fiedler (1999)
  • David Garrard (2002–2010)
  • Byron Leftwich (2003–2006)
  • Quinn Gray (2007)
  • Todd Bouman (2010)
  • Trent Edwards (2010)
  • Luke McCown (2011)
  • Blaine Gabbert (2011–2012)
  • Chad Henne (2012)
Persondata
Name Matthews, Steve
Alternative names
Short description American football player
Date of birth October 13, 1970
Place of birth Tullahoma, Tennessee
Date of death
Place of death


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