Brian Kozlowski's journey in professional football began when he entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent. A tight end by trade, Kozlowski's career spanned over a decade, during which he played for several teams and demonstrated a consistent presence on the field.
Kozlowski first joined the New York Giants in 1994. Despite the challenges faced by undrafted players, he managed to secure a spot on the roster and contributed to the team primarily in a backup role. His tenure with the Giants lasted until 1998, during which he honed his skills and gained valuable experience in the league.
In 1999, Kozlowski signed with the Atlanta Falcons. It was with the Falcons that he spent the majority of his career, playing for the team until 2004. During his time in Atlanta, he was known for his reliability and work ethic, often being utilized in special teams and as a blocking tight end. His role may not have always been in the spotlight, but he provided depth and stability to the Falcons' roster.
After his stint with the Falcons, Kozlowski joined the Washington Redskins in 2005. He played two seasons with the Redskins, continuing to offer his services as a seasoned veteran. His experience and understanding of the game were assets to the team, particularly in mentoring younger players and contributing to the overall team dynamic.
Kozlowski's final season in the NFL was with the Miami Dolphins in 2007. Although his time with the Dolphins was brief, it marked the conclusion of a long and steady career in professional football. Over the years, he played in numerous games, contributing both on offense and special teams.
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