Aaron Martin
Full name
Aaron Beamon Martin
Birth
February 10, 1942 in New Bern (NC)
Death
January 09, 2017 in Gambrills (MD)
Age
74
University
College
- J.T. Barber (NC)
Weight
190 lb (86 kg)
Height
6 feet and 0 inches (183 cm)
Score
6399
Approximate value
17
Position
Jersey numbers
- 40 Washington Commanders (1968)
- 42 Philadelphia Eagles (1966-1967)
- 42 Los Angeles Rams (1965)
- 42 Los Angeles Rams (1964)
Teammates of Aaron Martin in different teams
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Washington Commanders (1968)
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Philadelphia Eagles (1966-1967)
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Los Angeles Rams (1965, 1964)
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Ben Wilson
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Billy Lothridge
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Bobby Smith
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Cliff Livingston
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Danny McIlhany
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Frank Marchlewski
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Frank Molden
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Frank Varrichione
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Fred Brown
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Jerry Richardson
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Mac Byrd
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Mike Strofolino
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Roger Pillath
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Ron Smith
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Terry Baker
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Tim Powell
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Willie Brown
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Andy Von Sonn
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Bill Munson
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Billy Truax
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Bruce Gossett
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Bucky Pope
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Frank Budka
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Fred Whittingham
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Gary Larsen
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Jerry Richardson
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Joe Wendryhoski
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Marv Harris
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Roger Davis
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Willie Brown
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Players who have their birthday on the same day as Aaron Martin
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Kendall Milton (24)
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Darius Muasau (25)
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Roger McCreary (26)
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Daniel Whelan (27)
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Caleb Jones (27)
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Charlie Kolar (27)
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Tarik Black (28)
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Quincy Roche (28)
FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions about Aaron Martin
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When was Aaron Martin born?
Aaron Martin was born on February 10, 1942
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When did Aaron Martin die?
Aaron Martin died on January 09, 2017 at the age of 74
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Where was Aaron Martin born?
Aaron Martin was born in New Bern (New Bern)
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How tall is Aaron Martin?
Aaron Martin is 6 inches and 0 feet (198 cm) tall
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How much does Aaron Martin weigh?
Aaron Martin weighs 190 pounds (86 kg)
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What college or high school did Aaron Martin play for before entering the NFL?
Aaron Martin played at the university of
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What jersey number does Aaron Martin wear?
The last jersey number Aaron Martin wore was 40
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What position does Aaron Martin play?
Aaron Martin plays as a
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What team(s) has Aaron Martin played for?
Aaron Martin has played for Washington Commanders (1968), Philadelphia Eagles (1966-1967), Los Angeles Rams (1965), Los Angeles Rams (1964)