Ken Hutcherson
American football player
American football player
1952
73 years ago
Athletes & Sports Figures
United States
Played linebacker in the National Football League, primarily with the Seattle Seahawks. After retiring from professional football, took on roles as an assistant coach and later became a pastor. Engaged in community services and youth mentorship. Passed away in 2013.
Played for the Seattle Seahawks
Served as a linebackers coach
Contributed to youth mentorship programs
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