15 Facts About Natu Tuatagaloa

Gerardus Mauritius "Natu" Tuatagaloa was born on May 25,1966 and is an American former professional football defensive end in the NFL.

Natu Tuatagaloa played for the 1995 Houston Oilers, Seattle Seahawks in 1992 and 1993, and for the Cincinnati Bengals from 1989 to 1991.

Natu Tuatagaloa was a four-year letterman and three-year starter on the Golden Bears football team with head coaches Joe Kapp and Bruce Snyder.

Natu Tuatagaloa was voted captain his senior year by his teammates.

Natu Tuatagaloa earned All Pac-10 honors and held the Golden Bear sack record until 1996.

Natu Tuatagaloa was awarded the Brick Muller Award, awarded to the most valuable lineman.

Natu Tuatagaloa spent six years playing professional football in the NFL.

Natu Tuatagaloa played for the 1989,1990, and 1991 Cincinnati Bengals under head coach Sam Wyche.

Natu Tuatagaloa played for the 1992 and 1993 Seattle Seahawks with coach Tom Flores.

Natu Tuatagaloa played for both the New Orleans Saints and Houston Oilers in 1995 under head coaches Jim Mora and Jeff Fisher.

Natu Tuatagaloa was a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against the NFL in regarded to the NFL's Plan B free agency rules.

Currently, Natu Tuatagaloa is a Principal at a "Facilities and Technology Infrastructure" company.

Natu Tuatagaloa has been the Board President and Vice-President during his terms as Trustee.

Natu Tuatagaloa was inducted into the Marin County Athletic Hall of Fame in November 2004.

Natu Tuatagaloa is a member of the Board of Directors for the Marin Athletic Foundation.