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Bobby Moore, who would change his name to Ahmad Rashad while playing in the NFL, stands in the back row with his Little League teammates in this photo taken in the early 1960s. After graduating from Mount Tahoma High School in 1968, Rashad went on to play wide receiver and running back for the University of Oregon, earning All-American honors in 1971. In the 1972 NFL draft, Rashad was the fourth player picked in the first round and was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals. He was selected to the Pro Bowl four times and caught 495 passes while playing for the Cardinals, the Buffalo Bills and the Minnesota Vikings. After his distinguished NFL career, Rashad became a commentator for NBC in 1983. He also went on to broadcast for the NBA, Major League Baseball, the PGA and three Olympics.Lexicon
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