Don King (defensive back)
For others of the same name, see
Don King.
Don King, Jr. is a former American football defensive back who played in the National Football League.
Biography
King was born Don Erwin King, Jr. on February 10, 1964 in Dallas, Texas to Don King, Sr. and Judy King. He attended and played QB in the Dallas ISD system (Justin F. Kimball High School). He was a two year starting QB at SMU where he earned All-Southwest Conference and Honorable Mention All-American Honors as a quarterback in 1984, and he played a year in the National Football League (Green Bay Packers). He later graduated and received his BAAS degree from Dallas Baptist University. Don’s passion is helping and developing the minds of young student athletes, so they will become more aware and prepared for life. He is the founder of King Sports Link www.kingsportslink.com. His other involvements include: Waxahachie High School Football Coach and 9th Grade Basketball Coach; Founder and organizer of the Reach-1 Teach-1 Charity Golf Tournament, King Sports Link QB/WR Skills Camp,James Johnson Scholarship Golf Tournament, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, NFL Alumni Association member, Pro Athletes Association member, Texas Basketball Coaches Association and a member of the Texas High School Coaches Association. He is a teacher at Howard Junior High in Waxahachie Texas.
Career
King was a member of the Green Bay Packers during the 1987 NFL season.
See also
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- Gerald Mann (1926–27)
- John Sprague (1935)
- Mike Ford (1980)
- Lance McIlhenny (1980–83)
- Don King (1984–85)
- Bobby Watters (1986)
- Mike Romo (1989–91)
- Dan Freiburger (1990–92)
- Todd Ritz (1991)
- Ramon Flanigan (1993–94, 1996–97)
- Mark Eldred (1993)
- Derek Canine (1995)
- Chris James (1994–95)
- Mark Humble (1995–96)
- Chris Sanders (1997–98)
- Josh McCown (1998–2000)
- David Page (2000–01)
- Kelan Luker (2001)
- Tate Wallis (2002)
- Richard Bartel (2002–03)
- Tony Eckert (2004)
- Jared Romo (2004–05)
- Justin Willis (2006–08)
- Bo Levi Mitchell (2008–09)
- Kyle Padron (2009–11)
- J. J. McDermott (2011)
- Garrett Gilbert (2012–13)
- Neal Burcham (2013–14)
- Kolney Cassel (2014)
- Garrett Krstich (2014)
- Matt Davis (2014–2015)
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