Zach Thomas

  • Zach Thomas is a professional athlete in the National Football League. He is currently a linebacker for the Kansas City Chiefs. Thomas began his playing career with the Miami Dolphins.

    On April 12, 2009, news agencies reported that Zach Thomas had agreed to a contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. In 2008, Thomas played for the Dallas Cowboys where he recorded 94 tackles, including 65 solo tackles.ESPN.com: Report: Chiefs, LB Thomas agree to deal (April 12, 2009)

  • Zach Thomas Stats

    Zach Thomas played with the Miami Dolphins from 1996 to 2007. In 2007, Thomas had 52 tackles, 42 solo and 10 assisted. Thomas' career total in tackles is 1642 with 17 interceptions, 19.5 sacks and 15 forced fumbles.ESPN: Zach Thomas Stats

  • Thomas Goes to Dallas

    After fielding offers from the New England Patriots and the New Orleans Saints, Thomas signed on to the Dallas Cowboys in early 2008 for a one-year deal at $3 million. Thomas is set to play inside in the Cowboys' 3-4 front.ESPN: Thomas Appears Headed to Texas

  • Quote

    "In Dallas, I haven't done it there, so there definitely will be some questions. That's understandable. They'll question my size, but I've been dealing with that all my career. They'll question my health, which is fine with me. It should be questioned. They'll question my age. I wouldn't put myself or the team in a situation where I didn't feel like I couldn't make a difference. If I felt like I'd lost a step, I would've retired this year." -Zach ThomasDallas News: Dallas Cowboys' Thomas To Prove Worth Again

  • Wife's Arrest Controversy

    On March 29, 2009, Thomas' wife Maritza spoke publicly about her July 2008 arrest by Dallas Police officer Robert Powell, in which she claims she was arrested and jailed for a minor traffic violation. Powell also pulled over NFL player Ryan Moats on a minor traffic infraction and prevented him from seeing his dying mother-in-law.ESPN.com: Thomas wife detained by Moats cop(March 29, 2009) Powell resigned from the department on April 1, 2009.ESPN.com: Powell Resigns After Moats Incident

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