Geno Atkins

NFL defensive tackle, Pro Bowler

Geno Atkins - NFL defensive tackle, Pro Bowler
Born

March 28th, 1988
37 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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Professional football player played as a defensive tackle in the NFL. Spent the majority of a career with the Cincinnati Bengals. Achieved multiple Pro Bowl selections and received All-Pro honors for outstanding performance on the field. Contributed significantly to the Bengals' defensive lineup, supporting the team's competitive edge during various seasons.

Selected for the Pro Bowl five times

Named First-team All-Pro in 2012

Recorded 75.5 career sacks

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