Herman Moore on NFL Pro Bowl Career, Barry Sanders and the Curse of Bobby Layne

Herman Moore was born and raised in Danville, VA where he was a three-sport athlete playing basketball, football and running track. After decommitting from Virginia Tech, Moore played for rival Virginia becoming an All-ACC and All-American wide receiver under Hall of Fame coach George Welsh. The Detroit Lions drafted Moore 10th overall in 1991 and in his rookie season, he helped lead Detroit to their first playoff win in 34 years. He made the Pro Bowl 4 times and finished his career with all the Detroit receiving records. In this episode, Moore shares his journey and takes us inside his NFL career explaining the differences between his many quarterbacks.  He also tells us what it was like playing alongside Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders and tells us what keepsake of Sanders he won't part with. Moore explains why his numbers make him worthy of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and hints at what his induction speech might include. He talks about being a fan favorite in Detroit and why he's still part of the community. Moore also gives us his take on The Curse of Babby Layne.