Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, Chandler appeared in a range of television series and feature films, including North and South: Book III – Heaven and Hell (1994), Mulholland Falls (1996), and Angel's Dance (1999). He also played a memorable role in Peter Jackson’s remake of King Kong (2005). Notably, Chandler starred in the CBS drama Early Edition from 1996 to 2000, portraying Gary Hobson over the course of 90 episodes. He later appeared in the ABC sitcom What About Joan? in 2000.

Critical Acclaim from Friday Night Lights

Chandler’s most iconic role came with his portrayal of Coach Eric Taylor in the NBC and later DirecTV series Friday Night Lights, which ran from 2006 to 2011. His performance garnered widespread acclaim and earned him the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series in 2011. His acceptance speech received praise for its sincerity and humility, and he later reflected on the experience in various interviews.

Recent Work: Bloodline and Continued Success

More recently, Chandler starred as John Rayburn in the Netflix original series Bloodline, a psychological thriller-drama that premiered on February 9, 2015. His performance was met with critical praise, and the show ran for three seasons, concluding in 2017.

Personal Life and Public Image

Kyle Chandler is widely recognized not only for his acting versatility but also for his disciplined lifestyle. Public interest in his physical health has included coverage of his early athletic achievements, including his time on George Walton Academy's football team. While specific reports on weight loss remain anecdotal, Chandler has maintained a notably active lifestyle throughout his career.

As of recent estimates, Chandler has a net worth of approximately five million dollars, reflecting his long-standing contributions to film and television.