Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 1st round (3rd overall) of the 1989 NFL Draft.
As of the start of the 2007 season, Walter Payton has the second most career rushing yards in NFL history with 16,726. Emmitt Smith is first with 18,355 and Barry Sanders is third with 15,269.
He started his rookie year 21 years old.
As of the start of the 2007 season: 1) Eric Dickerson - 2105 in 1984 2) Jamal Lewis - 2066 in 2003 3) Barry Sanders - 2053 in 1997
Barry Bonds is out on bond, but his trial is due to start soon.
As far as I can remember when I watched this unbelieveable draft class of 1989, and I was a freshman in High School I idolized Barry Sanders right from the start. I watched him play in the 1988 Holiday Bowl and I was hooked. It helped that I grew up in Michigan and got to watch his entire career. I believe Barry ran the 40 yard dash in an unofficial 4.37 time. Bench-Pressed 225lbs. 16 times and had a vertical leap of 4ft 4in(He could dunk a basketball by standing flat-footed underneath the rim). Notes from an actual scouting report Gil Brandt wrote on Sanders for Dallas: Sanders measured up at 5-foot-7 5/8, 203 pounds and ran the 40-yard dash in 4.37. ... I wish he was a little taller. ... Has Tony Dorsett-like ability as a runner, unbelieveable quickness (quickness grades above 80 percent). ... Great leg strength and vision. ... Can cut, stop and start on a dime. ... Has been very durable. ... Can return kickoffs (two for TDs in 1987). ... Oklahoma State seldom throws ball to running backs but he did catch ball well in practice. ... Great person, everyone from equipment manager to the secretaries brag on him. ... Should be a Pro Bowl player.
As of the start of the 2007 season, Walter Payton has the second most career rushing yards in NFL history with 16,726. Emmitt Smith is first with 18,355 and Barry Sanders is third with 15,269.
1989
No, he did not. He only started his senior year
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He started his rookie year 21 years old.
Start with Barry Sanders 215 in 1988, go from there.
As of the start of the 2008 MLB season, the career record holder for intentional walks in Barry Bonds with 686.
Ten seasons (1989-98). He announced his retirement shortly before the start of the 1999 season.
Barry Bonds first season with the Giants was 1993.
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Kentucky.
well she started acting first,then she moved on to a singing career