Were it not for health concerns, ex-Vikings pass rusher Kenny Willekes may have already found employment in the NFL. Better late than never, I suppose.
Former Michigan State walk-on defensive end Kenny Willekes is no stranger to high stakes, or to injuries. The beginning of Willekes’ professional career may have been plagued by injuries, causing the Vikings to waive him twice, but the Spartan alum is getting another shot.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2025 season.
The story continues for former Michigan State star defensive end Kenny Willekes. Willekes has signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the club announced on Tuesday .
The Pittsburgh Steelers are signing a defensive lineman with experience in both the NFL and UFL. On Tuesday, the team announced that they signed Kenny Willekes while waiving/injuring offensive tackle Gareth Warren.
The Steelers have made a pair of roster moves on Tuesday. Pittsburgh announced the club has signed linebacker Kenny Willekes. A Vikings seventh-round pick in 2020, Willekes appeared in six games for Minnesota in 2021.
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced they have signed LB Kenny Willekes to a contract. In correspondence, the Steelers have waived OT Gareth Warren with an injury designation.
As we enter the summer, players around the NFL fight with each other for the coveted 53 roster spots. Some others, however, need to get that chance as they are still unsigned.
Former Michigan State defensive end Kenny Willekes wasn't able to help the Michigan Panthers in their final attempt at a UFL title as they fell, 58-34, to the DC Defenders in the UFL Championship on Saturday night.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Kenny Willekes has a great story in terms of Michigan State football. The former walk-on turned scholarship player made plenty of plays during his time
After a brief stint in the NFL, former Michigan State Spartans defensive end Kenny Willekes has found a home with a local professional football team in Detroit.
Spring leagues like the UFL have a long tradition, but they rarely stick around for too long. The UFL might have a chance, though. The NFL has copied some of its rules, like the kickoff, and the fact that about 30,000 people watch the St.