Deion for a day

Article Abstract:

Deion Sanders of the San Francisco Giants and the Dallas Cowboys emphasizes his individual achievements while playing baseball and football, two teams sports. There was a bidding war for Sanders' services for the 1995 football season, with Dallas signing him to a seven-year $35 million contract.

Dallas Cowboys

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Deion Sanders: ignoring his critics, the cornerback outfielder rapper remains Prime

Article Abstract:

Cornerback Deion Sanders of the San Francisco Forty-Niners believes that he is no longer the focus of attention that he was with the Atlanta Falcons, and that he is just one of a number of superstars on the team. Sanders discusses his baseball career as well, along with his future plans.

Cover Story, San Francisco Forty-Niners

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Tim McKyer: "My mouth seems to get in the way of greatness." (Interview)

Article Abstract:

Atlanta Falcon defensive back Tim McKyer discusses his football career. With his third team in six years, his boastfulness and virtual nonstop talking have made him unpopular with many players.

McKyer, Tim, Atlanta Falcons

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