Height: 5'9   Weight: 195
College: UCLA
Position: CB   No: 20

Born: 11/18/1980
Hometown:  Fresno, California

Professional Career Highlights: Drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the third round of 2003 NFL draft; has also been a member of the Chicago Bears, St. Louis Rams and Oakland Raiders; totaled in his career 268 tackles, 14 INTs, 19 pass deflections and appeared in 84 games

College Accomplishments:  Four-year letter winner at UCLA (1999-2002) started 45 consecutive games during college career, 1 short of the school record; ranked 7th all-time in school history with 13 INTs; earned first-team all-Pac-10 honors for 3 straight seasons; recipient of UCLA's Kenneth S. Washington award for outstanding senior and also garnered the team captain award; as a senior, tied for the team lead with 4 INTs while tallying 39 tackles, 6 PBUs and 2 forced fumbles; started every game as a junior, recording 3 INTs and 36 tackles; posted career-high 65 tackles during sophomore season and led the squad with 4 INTs while adding 120 yards on 18 punt returns; played all 11 games as a true freshman collecting 53 tackles, 2 sacks and 2 INTs; earned third-team freshman All-America honors from The Sporting News and the John Boncheff Jr. Memorial Award, given to UCLA's Defensive Rookie-of-the-Year

Personal:  Finished high school football career with over 6,460 passing yards at Edison High School adding 67 passing TDs, 37 rushing TDs and 7 punt returns for TDs; became just fourth player in California state history to account for more than 100 TDs; founded the Manning Educational Foundation, which provides underprivileged youth with special education programs and activities and is currently focused on Manning's hometown; joined Red Cross for the Carolina Athletes Relief Effort in September of 2003 and raised money for the victims of Hurricane Isabel by signing autographs; drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 22nd round and played 3 summers of minor league baseball; played centerfield and left field and totaled more than 100 stolen bases in his career