McCray's talent and hard work quickly caught the attention of the New Orleans Saints, where he would go on to become an integral part of their defense. In his first playoff game for the Saints, he made a game-changing play by delivering a hard but legal hit on Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner that briefly knocked Warner out of the game.
Prior to his professional career, McCray played college football at the University of Florida. During his time at Florida, he was a standout player and was a part of the 2000 SEC Championship team. McCray's impact on the field did not go unnoticed, as he was named Second-team All-SEC on two occasions for his stellar performance.
Off the field, McCray is a family man. He married actress Khadijah Haqq on July 17, 2010, and the couple welcomed their first child, a son named Christian, in November of the same year. McCray also has two other children named Celine and Bobby III, further emphasizing the importance of family in his life.
Throughout his career, McCray demonstrated his passion for the game of football and his dedication to both his team and his family. His impact on the field and off the field has left a lasting legacy in the NFL community.
McCray's perseverance and hard work have served as an inspiration to many, and his contributions to the sport will always be remembered. Bobby McCray may have retired from professional football, but his legacy continues to live on in the hearts of fans and fellow players alike.