This is Andrew Rotondi from the Bronx Pinstripe Show. In case you didn't know, the show you're

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I'm Chris Long, and this is American prodigies becoming great.

On this podcast, we highlight the fascinating career journeys of current and former football players.

Each episode, we take you on a trip through a player's life, and along the way, explore what it

means to be great, because greatness comes in all shapes and sizes, and every path is one of a kind.

Today, we're going to tell the story of a player who broke some of the biggest records in our

sport. Records that still stand decades later. Records that might never be broken,

and he did it all with style, unique style. No one looked like this dude, and sure as hell,

no one played like him. He's a man who wasn't afraid to stand up for himself in what he was worth.

Today? Yeah, that's pretty commonplace, but in his day, not so much.

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