Mitch Berger
- Philadelphia Eagles (1994 )
- Cincinnati Bengals (1994 ) *
- Chicago Bears (1995 ) *
- Indianapolis Colts (1995 ) *
- Green Bay Packers (1995 ) *
- Chicago Bears (1995 )
- Minnesota Vikings (1996-2000)
- St. Louis Rams (2001)
- New Orleans Saints (2002-2006)
- Arizona Cardinals (2007)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (2008)
- Denver Broncos (2009)
- All-American (1993 )
- 2 × Pro Bowl selection (1999, 2004)
- 2xAll Pro (1999, 2004) 1 2 team
- Super Bowl winners (XLIII )
Mitchell Shannon Berger (born in June 24, 1972 in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada ) is a Canadian American football player. He plays as a punter in the National Football League ( NFL).
Playing career
Berger played at the Canadian High School football and basketball. At his high school football team he plays as a kicker, punter and quarterback. Because of his athletic achievements, he was elected both as a basketball player and American football player in the national team. Berger studied at Tyler Junior College, where he rose to the All American and at the University of Colorado at Boulder. In 1994, he was pulled from the Philadelphia Eagles in the sixth round to 193 instead of the NFL Draft. From 1995 he actively for the Minnesota Vikings played, St. Louis Rams, New Orleans Saints, Arizona Cardinals, and the Pittsburgh Steelers. With the Steelers winning the Super Bowl XLIII. He puntete in this game three times, scoring an average of 46.3 yards. Meanwhile, Berger is at the Denver Broncos under contract.
Honors
Berger was elected twice to the All -Pro and played in two Pro Bowls, the end of season game of the best players of the season.
Off the pitch
Berger is co-owner of a restaurant chain. One of his business partners, Steve Passmore, a former hockey player, who was also active with the Adler Mannheim.