Barney Chavous

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Barney Chavous
Date of birth: March 22, 1951 (1951-03-22) (age 57)
Place of birth: Aiken, South Carolina
Career information
Position(s): Defensive End, Defensive Tackle
College: South Carolina State
NFL Draft: 1973 / Round: 2 / Pick 36
Organizations
 As player:
1973-1985 Denver Broncos
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Barney Lewis Chavous (born March 22, 1951 in Aiken, South Carolina) is a former American football defensive end/defensive tackle in the NFL. He played his entire thirteen year career with the Denver Broncos from 1973-1985. He ranks third on the Broncos' all-time sacks list with 75 and is tied with Tom Jackson for third in Broncos' career starts with 177. He attended South Carolina State University.

Chavous is currently the head football coach at TW Josey High School in Augusta, Georgia

Chavous is the uncle of current Minnesota Vikings cornerback Corey Chavous.

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1 Jason Elam | 6 Bubby Brister | 7 John Elway | 8 Jeff Lewis | 16 Tom Rouen | 21 Randy Hilliard | 22 Vaughn Hebron | 23 Darrien Gordon | 25 Darrius Johnson | 26 Tim McKyer | 27 Steve Atwater | 29 Howard Griffith | 30 Terrell Davis | 31 Derek Loville | 32 Tony Veland | 33 Dedrick Dodge | 34 Tyrone Braxton | 37 Anthony Lynn | 39 Ray Crockett | 42 Detron Smith | 50 Jon Hesse | 51 John Mobley | 53 Bill Romanowski | 56 Keith Burns | 57 Allen Aldridge | 58 Steve Russ | 59 Glenn Cadrez | 62 Dan Neil | 63 David Diaz-Infante | 65 Gary Zimmerman | 66 Tom Nalen | 69 Mark Schlereth | 70 Jamie Brown | 72 Ernest Jones | 74 Harry Swayne | 75 Brian Habib | 77 Tony Jones | 80 Rod Smith | 81 Patrick Jeffers | 84 Shannon Sharpe | 85 Willie Green | 86 Byron Chamberlain | 87 Ed McCaffrey | 88 Sir Mawn Wilson | 89 Dwayne Carswell | 90 Neil Smith | 91 Alfred Williams | 93 Trevor Pryce | 94 Keith Traylor | 96 Harald Hasselbach | 97 Mike Lodish | 98 Maa Tanuvasa | 99 David Richie
Head Coach Mike Shanahan
Coaches Frank Bush | Barney Chavous | Rick Dennison | Ed Donatell | George Dyer | Alex Gibbs | Mike Heimerdinger | Gary Kubiak | Dwain Painter | Brian Pariani | Ricky Porter | Greg Robinson | Rick Smith | John Teerlinck | Bobby Turner
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Denver Broncos Super Bowl XXXIII Champions
1 Jason Elam | 6 Bubby Brister | 7 John Elway | 14 Brian Griese | 16 Tom Rouen | 20 Tory James | 21 Darrien Gordon | 22 Vaughn Hebron | 25 Darrius Johnson | 26 Eric Brown | 27 Steve Atwater | 28 Tito Paul | 29 Howard Griffith | 30 Terrell Davis | 31 Derek Loville | 34 Tyrone Braxton | 37 Anthony Lynn | 39 Ray Crockett | 42 Detron Smith | 48 George Coghill | 51 John Mobley | 53 Bill Romanowski | 54 Nate Wayne | 56 Keith Burns | 59 Glenn Cadrez | 60 K. C. Jones | 62 Dan Neil | 63 David Diaz-Infante | 66 Tom Nalen | 69 Mark Schlereth | 70 Trey Teague | 73 Cyron Brown | 74 Harry Swayne | 77 Tony Jones | 78 Matt Lepsis | 79 Chris Banks | 80 Rod Smith | 82 Marcus Nash | 83 Justin Armour | 84 Shannon Sharpe | 85 Willie Green | 86 Byron Chamberlain | 87 Ed McCaffrey | 89 Dwayne Carswell | 90 Neil Smith | 91 Alfred Williams | 93 Trevor Pryce | 94 Keith Traylor | 95 Marvin Washington | 96 Harald Hasselbach | 97 Mike Lodish | 98 Maa Tanuvasa | 99 Seth Joyner
Head Coach Mike Shanahan
Coaches Frank Bush | Barney Chavous | Rick Dennison | Ed Donatell | George Dyer | Alex Gibbs | Mike Heimerdinger | Gary Kubiak | Pat McPherson | Brian Pariani | Ricky Porter | Greg Robinson | Rick Smith | John Teerlinck | Bobby Turner
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