Ray Feinga
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Career Summary
Ray Feinga was a BYU offensive lineman who went on to professional football.
He made 36 college starts before signing with St. Louis in 2009.
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Early Life
Feinga came from West Valley City, Utah.
BYU listed Hunter High School as his previous school.
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High School
Feinga helped Hunter win a state championship.
He earned Utah’s 2003 Mr. Football award and regional defensive-player recognition.
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College Career
Feinga played in 44 games during his BYU career.
A four-time letterwinner, he contributed to an offensive line that helped BYU rank fourth nationally in total offense in 2006.
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Path to the NFL
Feinga signed a free-agent contract with the Rams in 2009.
His move to St. Louis followed his senior season at BYU.
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NFL Career
Feinga appeared for Miami in 2010.
NFL statistics record three games and no starts for the Dolphins.
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Career Accomplishments
Feinga earned All-Mountain West recognition in consecutive seasons.
BYU’s conference-honors register lists him among its offensive-line honorees in both 2007 and 2008.
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Legacy
Feinga contributed to a successful stretch of BYU football.
The school credits his four letter-winning seasons as part of a 38-13 run by the Cougars.
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22581, 00-0026597, 1986-05-08, Ray Feinga, Ray, Feinga
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