Despite playing only 2 full seasons for the Bulldogs, he finished his college career with 2038 yards on 353 carries (27 TDs).
Worley was a first round pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers (7th overall) in the 1989 NFL Draft.
A ground and pound offense under HC Chuck Noll, Tim Worley was well suited for the system rushing for 770 yards in his rookie season.
In 1991, he was placed on IR for the season.
Subsequently he failed two mandatory drug tests and was suspended for the entire 1992 season.
He’d be traded to Chicago in 1993, and seemed to get back on track somewhat, rushing for 437 yards and 2 TDs during the season.
Played in only 5 contests though in 1994, and after being released decided to retire from the league.
Founded a motivational speaking, consulting, and marketing company- Worley Global Enterprises.
ACCOLADES:
Georgia-Florida HoF 2007
Roberson County HoF 2011
Georgia SEC Legend 2013
NOTES:
Tim Worley’s career and problems parallel those of fellow RB and ’89 draftee Sammie Smith. Worley much like Sammie, had a fumbling problem, and had a career that fizzled due to a drug issue- as it was said that cocaine was Worley’s drug of choice.
Post football continued to spiral, and eventually had a run in with the law, resulting in him being tasered by police. He was able to restart his life however, and now is a motivational speaker.
Unable to secure Tim TTM, I went ahead and did a paid signing to get him on these 3 set needs. Tim makes an appearance in the classic Tecmo Super Bowl at RB for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
CARDS: Pro Set 1990, Fleer 1990, Score Supplemental 1989 ACQUIRED: TTM 2022, C/o Home SENT: 5/31 RECEIVED: 10/24 (131 days)
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
Scott Radecic is a member of linebacker U- Penn State.
He was selected by the Chiefs in the second round of the 1984 NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs.
Flashed some talent as a rookie posting 48 tackles and 2 picks, returning one for a TD against Seattle.
Had 86 tackles in 1985 as he started a full slate of games for the first time in his career.
When new head coach Frank Gansz came in, the team decided to move on from Radecic.
His former LB coach Walt Corey was in Buffalo and they brought him over.
Played for the Bills from 1987-1989.
Signed with the Colts in 1990, playing there through 1995.
Retired after an injury plagued off season with the Raiders in 1996.
Currently is a Senior Principle in charge of architectural retrofits and redesigns for sports stadiums at Populous.
Score Supplemental 1989, #393SFleer 1990, #118
NOTES:
Some really cool cards of Scott here. My wife’s husband showed me some old Pro Set 1990 he had dug up, and there was Scott’s card sitting there in mint condition. It sorta seared into my brain and reminded me I needed to write him. You could say I was inspired!
TAC
SAC
FUM
INT
YDS
AVG
TD
LG
674
7.0
7
8
125
15.5
1
35
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