Steve Neal
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Steve Neal (Stephen Neal) was born on October 9, 1976 in San Diego, California. After going to high school at San Diego (CA), Neal attended California State University at Bakersfield. Neal made his professional debut in the NFL in 2002 with the New England Patriots. He has played for the New England Patriots for his entire 4 year career.
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Neal never played a down of college football, instead, he wrestled for the Roadrunners and is a Four-Time College All-American and two-time NCAA Division I Wrestling Champion and won the 1998 World Freestyle Wrestling Championship.
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Categories: Athletes | Football Players | NFL Players | New England Patriots Players | 2002 New England Patriots Players | 2004 New England Patriots Players | 2005 New England Patriots Players | 2006 New England Patriots Players | Athletes Who Attended San Diego (CA) | Football Players Who Attended San Diego (CA) | NFL Players Who Attended San Diego (CA) | Athletes Who Attended California State University at Bakersfield | Football Players Who Attended California State University at Bakersfield | NFL Players Who Attended California State University at Bakersfield | Athletes with the Last Name Neal | Football Players with the Last Name Neal | Athletes with the First Name Steve | Football Players with the First Name Steve | Athletes Born in October | Football Players Born in October | Athletes Born on October 9 | Football Players Born on October 9 | Athletes Born in 1976 | Football Players Born in 1976 | Athletes Born in October 1976 | Football Players Born in October 1976 | Athletes Born on October 9, 1976 | Football Players Born on October 9, 1976 | Athletes Born in San Diego, California | Football Players Born in San Diego, California | Athletes Born in California | Football Players Born in California | Football Players Who Debuted with the New England Patriots | Four-Time All-Americans
