Indeed, all prospective football players may learn from Jerry Rice’s career.
The NFL great was added by Jerry to the NFL 75th Anniversary and 100th Anniversary All-Time Teams.
The Division I-AA All-American First Team has twice recognized Jerry.
After his retirement, Jerry took part in the reality competition Dancing with the Stars, making it to the final two before losing to singer Drew Lachey.
The football star averaged 75.6 receiving yards per game throughout the course of his two-decade career. In 1987, Jerry earned the Bert Bell Award, two NFL Offensive Player of the Year Awards, and MVP ballots were cast for him in seven of his 20 seasons.
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