The Resume

(March 12, 1941- )
Born in Pasadena, California
Drafted 116th overall by the Dallas Cowboys in the 1964 NFL Draft
Offensive lineman for the Dallas Cowboys (1964-65), Washington Redskins (1966), New Orleans Saints (1967; 1968-75) and the Atlanta Falcons (1967)
Father of Craig Kupp and grandfather of Cooper Kupp

Why he might be annoying:

His physical appearance drew comparisons to 'The Incredible Hulk.'
He appeared in the film 'Number One.'
He was left unprotected in the 1967 expansion draft, because the Redskins coaching staff felt he lacked the necessary size for an offensive lineman.
Given his youthful appearance, he was mistakenly believed to be Craig's son.
He initially intended to play baseball, before switching to football in his senior year of high school.

Why he might not be annoying:

He was voted as one of the best dressed people in New Orleans, during his tenure with the Saints.
He, along with Craig and Cooper, are considered one of the NFL's three generation families.
He attended the University of Washington on a football scholarship.
He was incredibly versatile, as he played offensive tackle, along with both the offensive and defensive end positions.
He played both basketball and baseball, and credits the coordination developed from those sports with helping him learn how to play football.
He was a 203-pound offensive lineman, when he left college.

Credit: Eddie Burphy

Featured in the following Annoying Collections:

• Athletes Who Think They Can Act
• Atlanta Falcons
• Dallas Cowboys
• Eddie Burphy's Profiles [Series 01]
• Football Players
• I Attended University of Washington
• Look At My Trading Card
• Mustaches
• New Orleans Saints
• NFL Families (Ranked: 43)
• Nobody Told Me I'm Old
• Ogres [Huge and Hulky]
• Profiles 53501-53750 (Ranked: 53706)
• Scarecrows [Tall Thin People]
• Washington Commanders

Year In Review:

In 2023, Out of 75 Votes: 52.00% Annoying
In 2022, Out of 35 Votes: 5.71% Annoying