Stephen Neal

American football player, Super Bowl champion

Stephen Neal - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 9th, 1976
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American football player engaged in professional play as an offensive lineman. Played college football at the University of California, Berkeley. Entered the NFL and signed with the New England Patriots. Achieved a prominent role on the team, contributing to multiple seasons and participating in Super Bowl XXXVIII and Super Bowl XLIX. Known for versatility and performance on the offensive line during a successful tenure with the Patriots.

Won Super Bowl XXXVIII with New England Patriots

Played for the New England Patriots for 11 seasons

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