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Arizona Cardinals #64 Jersey: Ken Gray / Bob Young / Randy Clark & More -Color: 2026Black

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Arizona Cardinals #64 Jersey Collection - From Ken Gray to Jake Curhan

Explore the complete history of the Arizona Cardinals jersey number 64, a number defined by generations of offensive linemen who played vital roles in protecting quarterbacks and creating running lanes. From the Chicago Cardinals era to the modern Arizona Cardinals, jersey number 64 represents strength, durability, and the essential contributions made in the trenches. This Cardinals #64 jersey history highlights Ken Gray, a legendary Cardinals offensive lineman who wore the number from 1958 through 1969 and became one of the most respected blockers in franchise history, along with later contributors such as Bob Young, Randy Clark, Todd Peat, Rick Cunningham, and J.R. Sweezy. Modern players who have carried number 64 include Jake Curhan, Sean Harlow, Khalif Barnes, Senio Kelemete, and Adam Haayer. Earlier Cardinals players such as Doug Hogland, Jerry Watford, Lloyd McDermott, Dick Loepfe, Ralph Foster, Floyd Rhea, and Ray Ebli also helped establish the long tradition behind this number. Whether you are searching for an Arizona Cardinals custom jersey, a Ken Gray Cardinals throwback jersey, a J.R. Sweezy football jersey, a vintage Cardinals offensive lineman jersey, or a collectible celebrating franchise history, this #64 jersey honors every player who represented the Cardinals while battling in the trenches.

Player NameYears ActiveCollegeHigh SchoolHonors
Ken Gray
(Kenneth Don Gray)
1958-1969Howard PayneLlano (TX)6x Pro Bowl | 1x 1st Tm All-Pro
J.R. Sweezy
(Justin Ross Sweezy)
2019-2020North Carolina St.Mooresville (NC)1x SB Champ
Bob Young
(Robert Allen Young)
1972-1979TexasBrownwood (TX)2x Pro Bowl | 1x 1st Tm All-Pro
Jake Curhan2025CaliforniaRedwood (CA)
Sean Harlow2021-2022Oregon St.San Clemente (CA)
Khalif Barnes
(Khalif Ehmad Barnes)
2017WashingtonMount Miguel (CA)
Senio Kelemete2012WashingtonEvergreen (WA)
Adam Haayer
(Adam John Haayer)
2005MinnesotaForest Lake (MN)
John Nix
(John G. Nix)
2004Southern MissGeorge Co. (MS)
Steven Grace
(Steven Kanoeau Grace)
2002ArizonaKamehameha Schools (HI)
Norbert Davidds-Garrido
(Norberto Davidds-Garrido Jr.)
2000USCWilliam Workman (CA)
James Dexter
(James Roland Dexter)
1996-1999South CarolinaWest Springfield (VA)
Jamie Dukes
(Jamie Donnell Dukes)
1995Florida St.Evans (FL)
Rick Cunningham
(Patrick Dante Ross Cunningham)
1992-1994Oregon St.Beverly Hills (CA)
Todd Peat
(Marion Todd Peat)
1987-1989Northern IllinoisCentral (IL)
Joe Bock
(Joseph Alan Bock)
1987VirginiaEast (NY)
Randy Clark
(Randall Byron Clark)
1980-1986Northern IllinoisProspect (IL)
Doug Hogland
(Matthew Douglas Hogland)
1956-1958Oregon St.Bend (OR)
Larry Hartshorn
(Lawrence Leroy Hartshorn (Rube))
1955Kansas St.El Dorado (KS)
Jerry Watford
(Jerry Ray Watford)
1953-1954AlabamaGadsden City (AL)
Lloyd McDermott
(Lloyd Ivan McDermott)
1950-1951KentuckyHolmes (KY)
Jim Lipinski
(James Victor Lipinski)
1950Fairmont St.Monongah (WV)
Dick Loepfe
(Richard P. Loepfe)
1948-1949WisconsinEast Division (WI)
Ralph Foster1946
Floyd Rhea
(Floyd Mack Rhea (Scrappy))
1943OregonFullerton Union (CA)
Ray Ebli
(Raymond Henry Ebli)
1942Notre DameSt. Ambrose (MI)
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