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| College | Virginia |
| Date of birth | August 28, 1988 |
| Position | Long snapper |
| Place of birth | Oxford, Connecticut |
| High school | Roanoke (VA) Cave Spring |
| Undrafted | 2011 |
About Danny Aiken
Football Player Danny Aiken was born on August 28, 1988 in Virginia, United States (He's 36 years old now).
Long snapper who signed with the Buffalo Bills in 2011 but didn't make his official NFL debut with the New England Patriots until later that year.
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Danny Aiken before becoming famous
Danny Aiken was born in the Zodiac sign Virgo (The Maiden), and 1988 is also the year of Dragon (龍) in the Chinese Zodiac.
At Cave Spring High School in Virginia, he was a quarterback, offensive lineman, and defensive lineman.
Achievement of Danny Aiken
He was a long snapper and reserve tight end for the University of Virginia during his college football career.
Danny Aiken's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
He was born and raised in Roanoke, Virginia.
Danny Aiken Collabed with
In 2011, he joined the Patriots as a teammate of quarterback Football Player Tom Brady.
Danny Aiken Income & Net worth
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Latest information about Danny Aiken updated on March 09 2023.
