The Quiet Life of Some of the Greatest NFL Players
Lem Barney, 77, Detroit Lions
Joining the Detroit Lions in 1967, Lem Barney quickly earned the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award, becoming a true asset to the team. As a cornerback, he was also a punter and return specialist, making him a versatile player. His great on-field abilities saw him selected for the Pro Bowl seven times.
After his retirement, Barney tried his hand at singing and acting, appearing in films like “Paper Lion” and “The Black Six,” before working in public affairs and football broadcasting. The legendary player made valuable contributions with his versatility and skill, making him one of the best players of his time.
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