Jimmy Saddler-McQueen
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Career Summary
Jimmy Saddler-McQueen is a former NFL defensive tackle who played college football at Texas A&M-Kingsville. NFL records list him at 6-foot-2 and 299 pounds.
Jimmy Saddler-McQueen is a former NFL defensive tackle who played college football at Texas A&M-Kingsville. NFL records list him at 6-foot-2 and 299 pounds.
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Early Life
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The reviewed official football sources do not provide a sufficiently detailed verified early-life account for Saddler-McQueen.
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High School
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College Career
Saddler-McQueen played college football at Texas A&M-Kingsville. The school’s 2013 football guide recognized him among Javelinas who reached the NFL.
Saddler-McQueen played college football at Texas A&M-Kingsville. The school’s 2013 football guide recognized him among Javelinas who reached the NFL.
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Path to the NFL
Saddler-McQueen entered the NFL as an undrafted player in 2010. Dallas signed him during training camp and later brought him back to the active roster amid injuries along its defensive line.
Saddler-McQueen entered the NFL as an undrafted player in 2010. Dallas signed him during training camp and later brought him back to the active roster amid injuries along its defensive line.
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NFL Career
NFL statistics credit Saddler-McQueen with two regular-season games: one with Dallas in 2010 and one with Detroit in 2012. He also spent multiple stints with Dallas, including a 2011 claim after the Rams waived him.
NFL statistics credit Saddler-McQueen with two regular-season games: one with Dallas in 2010 and one with Detroit in 2012. He also spent multiple stints with Dallas, including a 2011 claim after the Rams waived him.
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Career Accomplishments
Saddler-McQueen reached the NFL as an undrafted Texas A&M-Kingsville player and appeared in two regular-season games. His college program later listed him among its NFL alumni.
Saddler-McQueen reached the NFL as an undrafted Texas A&M-Kingsville player and appeared in two regular-season games. His college program later listed him among its NFL alumni.
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Playing Style
Saddler-McQueen played defensive tackle. Dallas used him within its defensive-line depth, and a 2010 Cowboys game account specifically noted pressure from Saddler-McQueen and Josh Brent on Eli Manning.
Saddler-McQueen played defensive tackle. Dallas used him within its defensive-line depth, and a 2010 Cowboys game account specifically noted pressure from Saddler-McQueen and Josh Brent on Eli Manning.
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Legacy
Saddler-McQueen’s professional path included repeated opportunities with Dallas after injuries created roster needs. His persistence also placed him among Texas A&M-Kingsville’s NFL alumni.
Saddler-McQueen’s professional path included repeated opportunities with Dallas after injuries created roster needs. His persistence also placed him among Texas A&M-Kingsville’s NFL alumni.
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Post-Career
The reviewed official football sources do not provide a sufficiently detailed verified post-playing-career account for Saddler-McQueen.
The reviewed official football sources do not provide a sufficiently detailed verified post-playing-career account for Saddler-McQueen.
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22685, 00-0027369, 1987-08-04, Jimmy Saddler-McQueen, Jimmy, Saddler-McQueen
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