McCrary made 2 catches for 12 yards and rushed 3 yards on 3 carries. Atlanta Falcons (2004–2006) McCrary started 2 of 3 games for the Atlanta Falcons as a late-season replacement for Stanley Pritchett. McCrary made 2 receptions for 23 yards. As an offensive line blocker, McCrary helped block for Warrick Dunn's 134-yard game on December 18 and 132-yard rushing game on January 2, 2005. McCrary played 15 games in 2005 and had 3 receptions for 12 yards. As an offensive line blocker, McCrary contributed to a rushing game that averaged 159.1 yards per game. In 2006, McCrary again played 15 games, this season as a reserve fullback mainly playing special teams. He made 3 receptions for 13 yards. Due to a broken foot, McCrary missed the season opener. On September 17, McCrary caught a pass from Michael Vick 4 yards for a touchdown in the Falcons' 14–3 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. McCrary also made a 10-yard kickoff return on October 1 and 7-yard kickoff return on October 29. He was cut from the Atlanta Falcons in the 2007 offseason. Seattle Seahawks (2007) He was signed by the Seattle Seahawks on October 10, 2007, though he was cut again on December 5. McCrary played six games. Personal life In 1998, not signed with any team, McCrary worked as a night-shift corrections officer at a maximum security prison in Orleans Parish, Louisiana. Interviewed by the North County Times, McCrary described the prison as housing mostly murderers and recalled seeing rape and violence regularly. McCrary is married and has three children. In 2012, McCrary joined over 1,000 other NFL players suing the NFL over concussions suffered during their careers. References External links Fred McCrary at pro-football-reference.com Atlanta Falcons bio from 2006 Seattle Seahawks bio from 2007 1972 births Living people American football running backs American prison officers Atlanta Falcons players Mississippi State Bulldogs football players Naples High School alumni New England Patriots players New Orleans Saints players Philadelphia Eagles players San Diego Chargers players Seattle Seahawks players Sportspeople from Naples, Florida