1. Tutankhamen Marques Reyes was born on October 28,1977 and is a former American football guard.
15 Facts About Tutan Reyes
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Tutan Reyes was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the fifth round of the 2000 NFL draft.
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Tutan Reyes has played for the Carolina Panthers, Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Giants and Houston Texans.
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Tutan Reyes made 25 starts, including 24 in a row at left tackle, during his final two seasons at Ole Miss.
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Tutan Reyes was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the fifth round of the 2000 NFL draft and played for the Saints for two seasons, seeing action in one game.
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Tutan Reyes was ultimately waived early in the 2002 NFL season.
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Immediately following his waiver by the Saints, Tutan Reyes was claimed off of waivers by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and was active on two occasions, but saw no game action before being waived shortly afterwards.
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Subsequent to his waiver by the Buccaneers, Tutan Reyes was claimed by the Carolina Panthers, though he saw no regular-season game action in 2002 or 2003.
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Tutan Reyes started 12 games in the 2004 NFL season at right and left guard as part of the Carolina Panthers offensive line that used five different starting combinations.
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Tutan Reyes made his first NFL start at left guard against the Kansas City Chiefs in 2004 and helped clear lanes for running back DeShaun Foster to rush for 174 yards, the fourth-highest total in Panthers history.
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Tutan Reyes started in all 16 regular season games as well as each of the Panthers' three playoff games, contributing to the Panthers' second NFC Championship appearance in a three-year span.
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Tutan Reyes started the first 6 games of the 2006 season at left guard before suffering a shoulder injury which would end his season.
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In 2008, Tutan Reyes started three games among 15 total appearances.
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Tutan Reyes signed with his hometown team, the New York Giants on May 21,2009, but was later waived on September 15.
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Tutan Reyes was signed by the Houston Texans on October 14,2009, the final team of his 10-year NFL career.