Billy Sims is a name that many NFL fans, specifically Detroit Lions fans, know and love. He helped lead the Lions to back-to-back playoff games during his short career in the NFL.
The Lions were one of the NFL’s best during the 1950s, winning championships in 1952, 1953, and 1957. The teams were led by the great Bobby Layne, who was under center in ’52 and ’53.
The 27-year-old tailback admitted as much following Sunday’s 31-18 win over the New York Giants. But Williams may soon have a litany of compliments heading his way as he needs just five rushing touchdowns in Detroit’s final seven games to break Barry Sanders’ single-season record.
Oklahoma has built one of the most successful college football programs, with seven official national championships and the same amount of Heisman Trophy winners. It takes great players to enjoy that kind of success.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: To access the Al “Bubba” Baker interview, click on the following attachment: Ep 65: Al "Bubba" Baker Joins The Show | Spreaker) Maybe you know about former Detroit running back Billy Sims and how his burgeoning NFL career was short-circuited by a devastating knee injury.
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