Barry Sanders’ Net Worth Over the Years Comparison

Barry Sanders – Awards & Recognition

YearAward / HonorCategoryResult
1988Heisman TrophyBest College Football PlayerWon
1988Maxwell AwardTop College PlayerWon
1988Walter Camp AwardOutstanding College PlayerWon
1989NFL Offensive Rookie of the YearNFLWon
1991Bert Bell AwardPlayer of the YearWon
1994NFL Offensive Player of the Year (AP)NFLWon
1997NFL Offensive Player of the Year (AP)NFLWon
1997NFL Most Valuable Player (MVP)NFLCo-Won
1997Bert Bell AwardPlayer of the YearWon
2004Pro Football Hall of FameHall of FameInducted
2015PwC Doak Walker Legends AwardCollege RB LegendReceived

About

He was the 1997 NFL MVP, a 10-time pro bowl selection and a 4-time rushing champion during his 10-year career, spent entirely with the Detroit Lions.

Before Famousing

He won the Heisman Trophy in 1988 while playing the University of Oklahoma.

Known facts

He become the first player to rush for more than 1,500 yards in five separate seasons.

Personal life

His son, Barry J. Sanders, began his collegiate career as a running back at Stanford in 2012.  He also has three other sons named Noah, Nicholas, and Nigel.

Faith

He follows Christianity.

Pets

American Pit Bull Terrier, German Shepherd, and Chow Chow.

House Location

Lives outside of Detroit in a condo on a golf course.

Hobbies

Playing golf, collecting memorabilia, and spending time with his sons.

Favorite Food

His mother’s sweet potato pie and chocolate chip shortbread cookies.

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