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Chad Johnson may have officially changed his name to Chad Ochocinco, but his tendency for on- and off-the-field antics remains the same.
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Conrad Dobler once got in a casket just to feel how comfortable it was. The verdict? The former St. Louis
Cardinals offensive lineman liked it.
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Sporting cowboy boots and hats, Bum Phillips became the face of the talented and colorful "Luv Ya Blue" Houston Oilers teams of the 1970s.
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Sporting his famous black face paint, energetic chatterbox defensive tackle John Randle was impossible to keep quiet and just as difficult to block.
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Get your popcorn ready, because Terrell Owens has put on quite a show in his eventful, yet extremely productive, 13-year NFL career.
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Loud and boisterous Jerry Glanville left tickets for Elvis and came up with famous one-liners such as "this is NFL, which stands for Not For Long ..."
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Football's ultimate showman, Deion Sanders, waved fans on before punt returns and then danced in the end zone, which he visited quite frequently.
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As the only NFL player to ever tell Sandra Day O'Connor to "lighten up, baby," John Riggins didn't stop there with unforgettable, outlandish antics.
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Before his retirement watch became a summertime staple, Brett Favre's go-for-broke style made him one of the game's most endearing figures.
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When the
Bears unveiled their 315-pound rookie DT-turned-FB William Perry, "The Refrigerator" became a national phenomenon.
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