The "Big Cat," Rayfield Wright, former Dallas Cowboy and Pro Football Hall of Famer, is the best athlete to wear the jersey number 70. Rayfield Wright played offensive tackle, tight end and defensive end in his first three seasons with the Cowboys. He finally settled in at the right tackle position, achieving first or second All-NFL honors for six consecutive seasons (1971-1976.) According to the Minnesota Vikings Carl Eller, "An all-day fight with Rayfield Wright definitely is not my idea of a pleasant Sunday afternoon. I think he is pretty much of a composite of an all-pro tackle. He has size, strength, and quickness. The big thing in Rayfield's favor is that he has a lot of range. He moves faster than most tackles. He's just difficult to play against." (source: profootballhof.com) Rayfield played his entire career with the Dallas Cowboys from 1967-1979 and was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006. He was inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor in 2004. If you'd like to learn more about Rayfield, you can request the sports book Wright Up Front.
Did you know.....Rayfield played basketball at Fort Valley State University?
Did you know.....Rayfield played basketball at Fort Valley State University?
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who? How about SAM HUFF!
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ReplyDeleteDude, It is so Sam Huff! You must be a Dallas Cowboy fan. Homer pick.
ReplyDeleteSam Huff...the only man who could tackle Jim Brown consistently.
ReplyDeleteSam Huff was great, but not better that Wright.
ReplyDeleteSam Huff.
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