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William Gay (born January 1, ) is an American professional football coach and former cornerback who is the assistant defensive backs coach for the Washington Commanders of the National Football League (NFL). Actions Facebook Tweet Email. and last updated. Tallahassee, FL WTXL -- For the sixth straight summer, Rickards graduate William Gay is back in town for his football camp.

William Gay was born on 01/09/ and is 67 years old. Currently, William lives in Tallahassee, FL. In the past, William has also been known as Bill K Gay and William K Gay. Other family members and associates include Edward Gay, Billie Gay, William Gay, Bill Gay and Eddie Gay. Check Background Get Contact Info This Is Me - Edit. Skip to main content Skip to navigation. William Gay Cornerback. Game Log.

William Gay Cornerback | Class of Hometown Tallahassee, FL High School James S. Rickards High School College University of Louisville Professional Career Pittsburgh Steelers (, ) Arizona Cardinals () New York Giants () Washington Commandeers ( - Present ADB Coach) Top NFL Statistics Games Played. It was early May and William Gay was doing what he has a passion for, helping others. Gay will do anything he can to help those at the shelter, which serves women and children affected by the horror that is domestic violence. Whether it's stopping by to talk, to listen or to just quietly keep someone company.

William K Gay (age 70) is listed at Byron Cir Tallahassee, Fl and is affiliated with the Democratic Party. He is a white, non hispanic male registered to vote in Leon County, Florida. William Gay enters his second season as Assistant Defensive Backs Coach with 11 years of playing experience — 10 with the Pittsburgh Steelers ; and one with the Arizona Cardinals He played in games, making starts and recording total tackles, 13 interceptions, 87 passes defensed, 34 tackles for loss, 10 forced fumbles and five interception return touchdowns, which is tied for the most in Steelers history. Gay was named the recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award in and was Pittsburgh's Walter Payton Man of the Year Nominee in