Bill Reardon         

Bill Reardon attended Loyola Academy High School and lived in Chicago, Illinois.

COLLEGE: After redshirting in 1992, he was the backup center behind Casey Weigmann, and was backup snapper. He took over the snapping duties and earned a full-ride scholarship before the first game of the 1994 season. He replaced an injured Weigmann in the 1995 Sun Bowl, and became the starting center for the 1996 season. He helped direct the Hawkeyes offense to over 2000 yards rushing, creating holes for all-time leading rusher Sedrick Shaw and Tavian Banks, and protected Matt Sherman to allow him to pass for over 2000 yards. He was named honorable mention All-Big Ten in 1996, and was a co-winner of the Special Teams MVP award.

PROFESSIONAL: He had a workout with the Chicago Bears, but went undrafted and unsigned after the 1997 NFL Draft.

Born 4/13/1974 and is 50 years old.