Offensive tackle Ray Willis plays in the National Football League for the Seattle Seahawks.
On March 7, 2009, Willis re-signed with the Seahawks as a free agent. The financial details of the two-year deal were not immediately announced.ESPN.com: Seahawks, Willis Agree to Deal
College Football Career
Prior to playing in the NFL, Willis played college football with the Florida State Seminoles in the NCAA. He started in 35 games, helping the team average 372.5 offensive yards per game. Willis earned two ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week awards, as well as an All-ACC honorable mention.Official Site of the Seattle Seahawks: Ray Willis
NFL Career
After college, Willis was selected 105th overall in the 2005 NFL draft by the Seattle Seahawks. He made his professional debut that same year, playing in six regular season games. Willis was injured for much of the next season and joined the Seahawks for a single game in 2006, playing on the field-goal unit. After another five games in 2007, he earned a starting position during the 2008 season, starting in 10 of the 16 regular season games he played.Official Site of the Seattle Seahawks: Ray Willis
Ray Willis Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to the Seattle Seahawks
- NFL.com: Career Stats
- Height: 6-6
- Weight: 315
- Rookie Year: 2005
References
Fast Facts
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Born
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Birthplace
Angleton, Texas
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Height
6'6"
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Weight
316 lbs
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Position
Offensive tackle
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High school
Angleton High School
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College
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Major
Social science
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Fact:
Twin children, one boy and one girl, with wife Kimberly
