Terrell Davis
Chronology
1972 | Born in San Diego, California |
1979 | Suffers his first migraine headache |
1985 | Father dies of lupus |
1990 | Receives football scholarship to U.C. Long Beach |
1992 | Transfers to University of Georgia |
1994 | Cousin and close friend, Jemaul Pennington, is shot to death in San Diego |
1995 | Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the sixth round |
1995 | Becomes the lowest drafted running back in NFL history to gain over 1,000 yards in his first season and is named most valuable offensive player by his teammates |
1996 | Contract is renegotiated for 5 years and $6.8 million |
1996 | Named NFL Offensive Player of the Year by the Associated Press |
1997 | Sets franchise records for rushing with 1,750 yards, and 15 rushing touchdowns |
1998 | Rushes for a record 2008 yards. Wins MVP award for Super Bowl XXXII rushing for 157 yards and 3 touchdowns |
1999 | Key player in Broncos' second consecutive Super Bowl victory |
2000 | Suffers season ending knee injury. Recuperates through off-season |
2001 | Sprains ankle in first game of season. Misses entire season due to several injuries |
2002 | Degenerative knee condition diagnosed. Goes on injured reserve list. Retires from football |
Additional topics
Famous Sports StarsFootballTerrell Davis Biography - Chronology, Career Statistics, Awards And Accomplishments, Further Information