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Dale Hellestrae

Dale Hellestrae
Dale Hellestrae
Date of birth: July 11, 1962 (1962-07-11) (age 49)
Place of birth: Phoenix, Arizona
Career information
Position(s): Tackle
Center
College: Southern Methodist
NFL Draft: 1985 / Round: 4 / Pick: 112
Organizations
 As player:
1985-1989
1990-2000
2001		 Buffalo Bills
Dallas Cowboys
Baltimore Ravens
Playing stats at NFL.com

Dale Robert Hellestrae (born July 11, 1962 in Phoenix, Arizona) is a former American football offensive lineman in the National Football League for the Buffalo Bills, the Dallas Cowboys, and the Baltimore Ravens. A member of three Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl teams, the 6-foot-5, 300-pound offensive lineman specialized as a long snapper and special teams player during his professional career.

Hellestrae attended and played High school football at Saguaro High School in Scottsdale, Arizona. He then played college football at Southern Methodist University (SMU) and was drafted in the fourth round (112th overall) of the 1985 NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills.

Today, Hellestrae works as a color analyst on professional and NCAA football games, particularly for College Football on Versus, as well as often guest hosting on XTRA Sports 910's (KGME) morning show with Mike Jurecki. He also appears as a guest analyst on "Sports Tonight" on KPNX, Channel 12, in Phoenix with co-hosts Kevin Hunt and Bruce Cooper. He is now the owner of Cookies By Design [1], custom cookie boquet delivery, in the Scottsdale area. He is also an assistant high school football coach at Scottsdale Christian Academy.

v · d · eDallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXVII Champions

2 Lin Elliott | 4 Mike Saxon | 7 Steve Beuerlein | 8 Troy Aikman (MVP) | 20 Ray Horton | 22 Emmitt Smith | 23 Robert Williams | 24 Larry Brown | 26 Kevin Smith | 27 Thomas Everett | 28 Darren Woodson | 29 Kenneth Gant | 30 Issiac Holt | 34 Tommie Agee | 37 James Washington | 39 Derrick Gainer | 47 Clayton Holmes | 48 Daryl Johnston | 50 Bobby Abrams | 51 Ken Norton, Jr. | 52 Mickey Pruitt | 53 Mark Stepnoski | 55 Robert Jones | 57 Vinson Smith | 58 Dixon Edwards | 61 Nate Newton | 63 John Gesek | 66 Kevin Gogan | 67 Russell Maryland | 68 Frank Cornish | 70 Dale Hellestrae | 71 Mark Tuinei | 75 Tony Casillas | 76 Alan Veingrad | 77 Jim Jeffcoat | 78 Leon Lett | 79 Erik Williams | 80 Alvin Harper | 82 Jimmy Smith | 83 Kelvin Martin | 84 Jay Novacek | 87 Alfredo Roberts | 88 Michael Irvin | 89 Derek Tennell | 90 Tony Hill | 92 Tony Tolbert | 94 Charles Haley | 95 Chad Hennings | 97 Jimmie Jones | 98 Godfrey Myles
Head Coach: Jimmy Johnson
Coaches: Hubbard Alexander | Joe Avezzano | Joe Brodsky | Dave Campo | Butch Davis | Robert Ford | Steve Hoffman | Bob Slowik | Norv Turner | Dave Wannstedt | Tony Wise
v · d · eDallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXVIII Champions

3 Eddie Murray | 8 Troy Aikman | 17 Jason Garrett | 18 Bernie Kosar | 19 John Jett | 22 Emmitt Smith (MVP) | 24 Larry Brown | 25 Derrick Lassic | 26 Kevin Smith | 27 Thomas Everett | 28 Darren Woodson | 29 Kenneth Gant | 31 Brock Marion | 34 Tommie Agee | 37 James Washington | 39 Derrick Gainer | 40 Bill Bates | 41 Dave Thomas | 43 Elvis Patterson | 44 Lincoln Coleman | 46 Joe Fishback | 48 Daryl Johnston | 51 Ken Norton, Jr. | 53 Mark Stepnoski | 55 Robert Jones | 58 Dixon Edwards | 59 Darrin Smith | 61 Nate Newton | 62 James Parrish | 63 John Gesek | 65 Ron Stone | 66 Kevin Gogan | 67 Russell Maryland | 68 Frank Cornish | 70 Dale Hellestrae | 71 Mark Tuinei | 75 Tony Casillas | 77 Jim Jeffcoat | 78 Leon Lett | 79 Erik Williams | 80 Alvin Harper | 81 Tim Daniel | 82 Jimmy Smith | 83 Joey Mickey | 84 Jay Novacek | 85 Kevin Williams | 86 Tyrone Williams | 88 Michael Irvin | 89 Scott Galbraith | 91 Matt Vanderbeek | 92 Tony Tolbert | 94 Charles Haley | 95 Chad Hennings | 97 Jimmie Jones | 98 Godfrey Myles
Head Coach: Jimmy Johnson
Coaches: Hubbard Alexander | Joe Avezzano | John Blake | Joe Brodsky | Dave Campo | Butch Davis | Jim Eddy | Robert Ford | Steve Hoffman | Hudson Houck | Norv Turner
v · d · eDallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXX Champions

8 Troy Aikman | 11 Wade Wilson | 17 Jason Garrett | 18 Chris Boniol | 19 John Jett | 20 Sherman Williams | 21 Deion Sanders | 22 Emmitt Smith | 23 Robert Bailey | 24 Larry Brown (MVP) | 25 Scott Case | 28 Darren Woodson | 29 Alundis Brice | 31 Brock Marion | 36 Dominique Ross | 38 David Lang | 40 Bill Bates | 42 Charlie Williams | 43 Gregg Briggs | 48 Daryl Johnston | 52 Jim Schwantz | 54 Darryl Hardy | 55 Robert Jones | 58 Dixon Edwards | 59 Darrin Smith | 60 Derek Kennard | 61 Nate Newton | 65 Ron Stone | 67 Russell Maryland | 68 Michael Batiste | 69 George Hegamin | 70 Dale Hellestrae | 71 Mark Tuinei | 73 Larry Allen | 78 Leon Lett | 79 Erik Williams | 81 Edward Hervey | 82 Cory Fleming | 83 Kendell Watkins | 84 Jay Novacek | 85 Kevin Williams | 86 Eric Bjornson | 87 Billy Davis | 88 Michael Irvin | 90 Oscar Sturgis | 91 Darren Benson | 92 Tony Tolbert | 94 Charles Haley | 95 Chad Hennings | 96 Shante Carver | 98 Godfrey Myles | 99 Hurvin McCormack
Head Coach: Barry Switzer
Coaches: Hubbard Alexander | Joe Avezzano | Craig Boller | Joe Brodsky | Dave Campo | Jim Eddy | Robert Ford | Steve Hoffman | Hudson Houck | Ernie Zampese | Mike Zimmer


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