Born: September 19, 1947

Pittsburgh (Pa.) Schenley H.S., 1965 / Dodge City Community College 1967 / Kansas State University, 1969
● Starred in the NFL for eight years as a player with Washington…Was named NFL MVP in 1972 and selected a four-time Pro Bowler (1969-1972).
● Played in 102 games, starting 84 and had career rushing totals of 5,875 yards and career receiving yardage of 2,485.
● Was the NFL rushing leader in 1970 with 1,125 yards and again in 1972 with 1,216 yards despite missing two games…Played in the 1973 Super Bowl.
● Selected to Washington Ring of Fame and Washington DC HOF.
● Was selected as Dodge City Community College's Distinguished Alumnus in 1972 and was a part of the inaugural 2021 NJCAA Foundation Hall of Fame class.
● At Kansas State was a blocking back as a junior, but in 1968, he became the team's running back and led Kansas State with 402 rushing yards on 111 attempts, to go along with 13 receptions.