Wali Lundy

American football player, Houston Texans

Wali Lundy - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 8th, 1983
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Professional American football player played as a running back. Played collegiate football at the University of Virginia, where he was a significant contributor to the team's offense. Entered the NFL in 2006, joining the Houston Texans and participated in games contributing to the team's efforts during the season. After his time with the Texans, played for other teams in the league, establishing a brief career in professional football.

Played running back for the Houston Texans

Contributed to the Virginia Cavaliers' offense

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