2004: Green was inactive for 13 of 16 games this year and did not play in 2004. He dressed in three games: vs. Ind. (1/2), at Tenn. (12/25) and at K.C. (12/19). He was hampered early in the season by a groin injury that he suffered late in the preseason.

2003: Green played in eight games and made a career-best five starts. He was inactive for the first seven games before starting at right tackle vs. New Orleans, at Carolina and vs. Green Bay. Green started at right tackle vs. New Orleans (11/2), at Carolina (11/9) and vs. Green Bay (11/16) in place of starter Kenyatta Walker, who was shifted to left tackle, and saw reserve action at right tackle at Jacksonville (11/30) and at New Orleans (12/7). He started at right tackle vs. Houston (12/14), saw action as a reserve at right tackle vs. Atlanta (12/20) and started at right tackle at Tennessee (12/28).

2002: Green played in all 16 regular-season games and made three starts at right tackle. He joined Tampa Bay from Miami for an undisclosed draft pick on Aug. 20 (pick eventually became a seventh round selection in 2003). Green started at right tackle against New Orleans (9/8) in his first NFL game and saw action mostly on special teams at Baltimore (9/15) the next week. He replaced starter Kenyatta Walker in the beginning of the fourth quarter after Walker suffered an ankle sprain against St. Louis, and he started at right tackle at Cincinnati (9/29) and at Atlanta (10/6). Green played primarily on special teams vs. Cleveland (10/13), at Philadelphia (10/20), at Carolina (10/27), vs. Minnesota (11/3), vs. Carolina (11/17), vs. Green Bay (11/24), at New Orleans (12/1), vs. Atlanta (12/8), at Detroit (12/15), vs. Pittsburgh (12/23) and at Chicago (12/29). In all three playoff games (vs. San Francisco in the NFC Divisional game (1/12), in the NFC Championship Game at Philadelphia (1/19) and vs. Oakland (1/26) in Super Bowl XXXVII), he played on special teams.

2001: Green played the first 11 weeks of the season with the Jets (inactive for nine contests, and dressed but did not play in two others), but was waived Dec. 3. He was signed to the Dolphins' practice squad Dec. 11, where he spent the final four regular-season games and one playoff contest.

2000: Green signed with Washington (7/14) and was waived by the Redskins during training camp (8/27). He was claimed by the New York Jets the following day and spent nine games on the practice squad and seven on the club's 53-man roster. He was inactive for all seven games.

1999: Green originally entered the league as an undrafted free agent by the Atlanta Falcons but was waived by the Falcons (8/30) and spent the rest of the season out of football.

COLLEGE: Green played four seasons (1995-98) at the University of Central Florida and started all 11 games in each of his final three seasons at both left and right tackle. He was voted as the team's Outstanding Offensive Lineman as a sophomore, junior and senior. Originally recruited to UCF as a defensive lineman, Green was converted to the offensive line during his redshirt freshman season. He was a college teammate of Vikings quarterback Daunte Culpepper while at UCF, and in the fall of 2003, was named to UCF's 25th Anniversary Team.

PERSONAL: Green attended Lakewood High School in St. Petersburg, Fla. In the fall of 1999, he unloaded and stacked newspapers for the St. Petersburg Times, and in October 20