Willie Gay's tenure with the Saints saw him wearing No. 6 before Tyler Shough took over the number. Gay's contributions were noted during his time, making the number a point of connection for Shough as he begins his NFL career.

Willie Gay is a linebacker who has signed with the Miami Dolphins on a one-year contract. He previously played for the New Orleans Saints after spending four successful seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, where he earned two Super Bowl championships. His past performance shows promise, although last season was less productive. His athleticism and prior experience in playoff situations make him a valuable addition to the Dolphins' defensive lineup.

Willie Gay Jr. has transitioned from the New Orleans Saints to the Miami Dolphins, after a rocky season marred by injuries. He showed flashes of potential with limited playing time.

Willie Gay is listed as out for the game, adding to the injury woes for the Saints. His absence will impact the team's defensive strategy as they face a high-powered Chiefs offense.

Willie Gay left the game early due to a hand injury and was subsequently ruled out, adding to the Saints' injury challenges. His absence was felt particularly as Demario Davis had already missed the game due to a hamstring injury, leaving the team short-handed at linebacker.