Legendary Detroit Lions running back Barry Sanders suffered a heart attack last summer. Now, he is opening up about the ...

Detroit Lions icon Barry Sanders says he had a “health scare” last weekend.. The retired running back, who last made a public appearance at the June 6 concert celebrating the reopening of the ...

Former NFL star Barry Sanders is speaking out about the health scare he experienced last year, revealing that he suffered a heart attack during a recruiting trip for one of his sons.

Detroit Lions legend Barry Sanders is no stranger to playing through the pain.The Hall of Fame running back missed just seven of 160 games he was available for in his 10-year career. However, when it ...

NFL legend Barry Sanders says he has been "cleared to return to my normal activities" after a health scare last month. The Hall of Famer, who turns 56 next week, suffered a "health scare related ...

Legendary running back Barry Sanders, who spent his entire NFL career with the Lions, say he will use the recent heart-related health event as a reminder to prioritize his health.

Throughout the interview with A to Z Sports, Sanders spoke so much about his own experience with heart health. This is a cause that means a lot to the Lions legend, and his involvement won't be ending ...

Sanders, who turns 56 next month, ... Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders says he “experienced a health scare related to my heart” last weekend. Skip Navigation.

— Barry Sanders (@BarrySanders) July 10, 2024 Sanders does appear to be feeling better. The legendary running back, who turns 56 next week, did not offer too many details about his health scare ...

Barry Sanders says he experienced 'health scare' related to his heart. Sanders, who turns 56 next month, was a six-time All-Pro while starring for the Lions from 1989-98 before his sudden retirement.

Barry Sanders experienced recent ‘health scare’ related to heart, now in recovery. By Tess DeMeyer. June 21, 2024. ... — Barry Sanders (@BarrySanders) June 21, 2024.

Sanders, who turns 56 next month, was a six-time All-Pro while starring for the Lions from 1989-98 before his sudden retirement. He rushed for 15,269 yards and 99 touchdowns in his career ...