Bruce Allen (George Allen's son) as his agent, he was signed as an undrafted free agent by the San Francisco 49ers, after accepting a similar liability waiver as he did in college. He would make the team's practice squad, before being released in 1993 at the end of training camp. San Diego Chargers In 1993, the San Diego Chargers claimed him off waivers and kept him inactive for all but one regular season game. In the 1994, he became a favorite target of quarterback Stan Humphries as a slot receiver, tying the team lead in receptions with Ronnie Harmon and helping the Chargers reach Super Bowl XXIX against the San Francisco 49ers, after catching a game-winning touchdown pass in a playoff game against the Miami Dolphins. In Super Bowl XXIX, Seay was on the receiving end of the first successful two-point conversion in Super Bowl history, via a Stan Humphries pass. (The rule was adopted by the NFL at the start of the 1994 season.) Philadelphia Eagles In 1996, he signed as a free agent with the Philadelphia Eagles where he played wide receiver and on special teams. He retired at the end of the 1997 season, with 135 receptions for 1,629 yards and 10 touchdowns. Personal life His father, Elvin Seay Sr., died from a stroke when Mark was 14. In 2003, his older brother, Elvin Seay Jr., 41, was shot in a San Bernardino motel parking lot and spent 11 months in a coma before passing away. In 2006 his younger brother, James Seay, 37, was shot to death in the family's backyard by two assailants. In 2008, he graduated from the San Bernardino Valley College Extended Basic Police Academy and received a B.A. in criminal justice from California State University, San Bernardino. Seay is also a motivational speaker. References External links Mark Seay shares tale of travails and hope Reluctant Hero A Loss and a Gain Mark Seay Cleared to Play by School 1967 births Living people American football wide receivers Long Beach State 49ers football players Players of American football from Los Angeles Philadelphia Eagles players San Diego Chargers players San Francisco 49ers players