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David Ray (American football)

David Ray is a former American professional football player, primarily a placekicker, who played in both the NFL and CFL. He had a notable college career at the University of Alabama, playing as both a kicker and wide receiver. Ray earned All-American honors as a kicker in 1964, highlighting his success and recognition during his collegiate career.

September 19, 1944: David Ray Jr. Born

On September 19, 1944, David Eugene Ray Jr. was born. He later became a professional football player.

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1964: All-American Kicker

In 1964, David Ray was recognized as an All-American kicker while playing college football for the Alabama Crimson Tide.

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1966: Drafted into the NFL

In 1966, David Ray was selected in the 16th round (243rd overall) of the NFL draft.

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1968: Played for Montreal Alouettes

In 1968, Ray played for the Montreal Alouettes, successfully making 11 out of 18 field goal attempts.

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1969: Joined Los Angeles Rams

In 1969, David Ray joined the Los Angeles Rams and played for the team for six seasons.

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