17 Facts About Melvin Bullitt

Melvin Terry Bullitt was born on November 13,1984 and is a former American football defensive back.

Melvin Bullitt was signed by the Indianapolis Colts as an undrafted free agent in 2007 and played for the team for five seasons.

Melvin Bullitt was teammates with Uche Nwaneri and Jacob Lacey.

Melvin Bullitt finished his college career with 183 tackles, 10.5 tackles for losses, and four interceptions.

Melvin Bullitt began playing at corner, then free safety, then strong safety, and finally at outside linebacker.

Melvin Bullitt signed with the Indianapolis Colts as an undrafted free agent.

Melvin Bullitt saw action on defense in Week 9 against the New England as a replacement for injured Pro Bowl safety Bob Sanders.

Melvin Bullitt had his most extensive playing time in Week 17 against Tennessee, when he entered the game in the second half after the Colts rested starters on both sides of the ball.

In January 2009, Melvin Bullitt was named the "emerging star" of the AFC South by an ESPN.

Melvin Bullitt's teammates elected him as one of the two 2009 special-teams captains.

Melvin Bullitt started the season as a starter, replacing the injured Bob Sanders.

Melvin Bullitt was named the "Unsung Hero of the Week" for week 3 by USA Today for his performance against the Arizona Cardinals.

Melvin Bullitt forced a fumble and prevented an airborne player from scoring a touchdown at the goal line.

In October 2010, Melvin Bullitt was placed on injured reserve and missed the rest of the season.

Three weeks into the 2011 season, Melvin Bullitt was placed on injured reserve.

Melvin Bullitt was released following the 2011 season on March 9,2012.

Melvin Bullitt maintains an athletic training facility with his family in Rowlett, Texas.