Who are Drew Kendall's parents?

Drew Kendall is a former collegiate offensive lineman for the Boston College Eagles. A native of Norwell, Massachusetts, he attended Noble and Greenough School. He was one of 329 prospects to receive an invitation to the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine. At the combine, his Next Gen Stats score of 72 placed him fourth overall among centers (via NFL's official website).

Kendall joined Boston College in 2021 and played up to the 2024 season. As a redshirt junior in 2024, he was named team captain and earned All-ACC first-team honors. In the year, he led the team with a pass-blocking mark of 83.1 and achieved an overall offense grade of 76.8, according to Pro Football Focus. He only allowed five pressures on 350 pass protection snaps. Over four seasons, Kendall started in 31 of 38 games, according to Boston Eagles' official website.

Drew Kendall's parents

Drew Kendall is the son of Pete and Michelle Kendall, both of whom are alumni of Boston College. However, there is no viable information about his mother's profession on the internet. His father, Pete, is a former football player who played as a guard for the Eagles for four seasons. Drew has two siblings: Peter and Madison, as per Boston College's official website.

Drew Kendall's father

Drew Kendall's father, Pete Kendall, was a first-round pick in the 1996 NFL Draft, selected 21st overall by the Seattle Seahawks. He also played for the Arizona Cardinals and New York Jets. Pete retired from the NFL in 2009. In an interview with the New York Jets, Pete shared that he transitioned to a career in financial services between the ages of 36 and 37, taking a job in equity research sales. In 2010, Kendall was inducted into Boston College's Varsity Club Hall of Fame, according to Boston College's official website.

Pete has been coaching Drew Kendall since childhood. Speaking to ACC Digital Network, Drew said, “He’s coached me ever since I put on pads. He didn’t let me play until fourth grade, earlier than he would have preferred. I started playing then, right around the time he retired, so he could coach me.”