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Te XAN S<br />
22 sacks…started in his 96th consecutive game<br />
of his career during the season finale against<br />
Jacksonville (12/30)…only Texan to start in all 36<br />
AFC South games since 2002…started the season<br />
opener against Kansas City (9/9), becoming the<br />
only Texan to start all six season openers…<br />
recovered a fumble against Indianapolis (9/23)…<br />
served as team captain in his return to San Diego<br />
(10/28) where Pitts played colligate football for<br />
the San Diego Aztecs…missed his lone two plays<br />
of the 2008 season against Tampa Bay (12/9).<br />
sack in season finale against Indianapolis (12/28)<br />
as RB Domanick Williams cracked the 1,000-yard<br />
rushing mark.<br />
2002 (<strong>Houston</strong> 16/16): Started in all 16 games<br />
as a rookie…one of two offensive linemen (C<br />
Steve McKinney) to participate in every offensive<br />
snap…helped plow the way for RB Jonathan<br />
Wells to rush for 93 yards against Indianapolis<br />
(9/22)…paved the way for Wells to rush 14 times<br />
with one TD against Baltimore (12/15).<br />
veterans<br />
2006 (<strong>Houston</strong> 16/16): Started all 16 games at<br />
left guard…broke a string of 3,884 consecutive<br />
snaps played in Week 2 at Indianapolis…started<br />
every game at guard for the second time in his<br />
career…started at left guard at Indianapolis<br />
(9/17)…was replaced in the third quarter by<br />
Fred Weary to break his streak at 3,884 plays to<br />
start his career…started at left guard vs. Buffalo<br />
(11/19)…<strong>Houston</strong> running backs totaled 188 yards<br />
on the ground and an eye-popping 7.2 yards per<br />
carry…started at left guard vs. Indianapolis<br />
(12/24)…the running game totaled 191 yards on<br />
the ground, the second-most in team history.<br />
2005 (<strong>Houston</strong> 16/16): Started all 16 games, either<br />
at left guard or left tackle…became the only<br />
Texan in team history to be part of every offensive<br />
snap…started at left guard but moved to left<br />
tackle in second quarter at Jacksonville (11/6)<br />
due to an injury to Victor Riley…helped <strong>Texans</strong><br />
gain 412 net yards against St. Louis (11/27).<br />
2004 (<strong>Houston</strong> 16/16): Started all 16 games at<br />
left guard, lining up for every offensive snap<br />
for the third consecutive season…helped<br />
Williams rush for a club-record 1,188 yards, his<br />
second consecutive 1,000-yard campaign…<br />
helped <strong>Texans</strong> net 784 yards rushing to the left<br />
side…helped <strong>Texans</strong> offense gain 369 total<br />
yards in 20-6 division win versus Jacksonville<br />
(10/31)…escorted Williams to 129-yard rushing<br />
performance in win over Titans (11/28), giving<br />
<strong>Houston</strong> its first-ever sweep of a division<br />
opponent.<br />
2003 (<strong>Houston</strong> 16/16): Started in all 16 games at left<br />
tackle for the second consecutive season…held<br />
the NFL’s reigning sack leader, DE Jason Taylor,<br />
without a sack or tackle in season-opening win<br />
at Miami (9/7)…helped hold the Colts without a<br />
COLLEGE: Didn’t play football until he walked on<br />
at San Diego State…allowed just one sack in two<br />
seasons as Aztecs’ starting left tackle…started<br />
all 11 games at “quick” tackle in 2001…did not<br />
allow a sack while registering 108 knockdowns<br />
on 762 snaps…earned first team All-Mountain<br />
West Conference honors and third-team All-<br />
America accolades…joined the team as a walkon<br />
in 1998…saw action on the scout team.…<br />
owns a degree in public administration.<br />
PERSONAL: Lives in <strong>Houston</strong>…has a daughter<br />
and a son…attended California Academy for<br />
Math and Science in Los Angeles, which didn’t<br />
have a football team…lettered in track, earning<br />
all-league honors and setting school records<br />
in the shot put and discus…had a Super Bowl<br />
commercial featured on him meeting teammate<br />
Ephraim Salaam, who inspired him to walk-on to<br />
the San Diego State football team…has made<br />
appearances on the Ellen DeGeneres Show<br />
and The Game…born Chester Morise Pitts II in<br />
Carson, Calif.<br />
Teamed with T<br />
Ephraim Salaam in<br />
an NFL Super Bowl<br />
commercial during<br />
Super Bowl XLII<br />
N F L S tat i s t i c s - p i t t s<br />
starts: 96/96 Total; 2002 - 16/16, 2003 - 16/16, 2004 - 16/16, 2005 - 16/16, 2006 - 16/16, 2007 - 16/16<br />
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