Arguably
the best pass rushing defensive end of all time, Dexter Manley's career was unfortunately
cut short by a cocaine addiction. During the 80's a universally feared player,
he had 65 sacks from 1982-1986 which was tops in the league during that timespan.
In 1986 he finished second to Lawrence Taylor in sacks with 18. He retired as
the Redskins all time sack leader. Even with all of the above accomplishments
he could never shake the cocaine addiction. As sad of story that his is,he wrote
a book about his own life with journalist Tom Friend in 1992 which I highly reccomend
reading to grasp the true greatness of this player and his strength in fighting
his addictive disease. After retiring from the NFL, Manley played a few seasons
for the Ottawa Roughriders of the CFL. If anybody has any information about his
days in the CFL, or any general Dexter info that is post-career please e-mail
me.
Features:
*Picture
Gallery
Upcoming
features-
*info on "Educating Dexter", his autobiography.
*Personal articles.
*Video clips of as many Manley sacks as I can possibly upload.