Everson Walls

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Everson Walls is a former NFL cornerback best known for leading the league in interceptions multiple times and winning a Super Bowl with the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants.

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instanceOf American football player
cornerback
human
activeYearsInNFL 1981–1993
birthName Everson Collins Walls NERFINISHED
coachedBy Eddie Robinson NERFINISHED
collegeAttended Grambling State University NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1959-12-28
draftStatus undrafted free agent
familyName Walls NERFINISHED
givenName Everson NERFINISHED
hallOfFameNomination Pro Football Hall of Fame semifinalist
highSchoolAttended Lloyd V. Berkner High School NERFINISHED
Richardson Berkner High School NERFINISHED
jerseyNumber 24
28
knownFor ball-hawking ability as a defensive back
leading NFL in interceptions multiple seasons
winning a Super Bowl with the New York Giants
leagueParticipatedIn National Football League NERFINISHED
memberOfSportsTeam Dallas Cowboys NERFINISHED
Houston Oilers NERFINISHED
New York Giants NERFINISHED
name Everson Walls NERFINISHED
notableAchievement first player to lead NFL in interceptions as a rookie in the Super Bowl era
four-time Pro Bowl selection
led NFL in interceptions in 1981
led NFL in interceptions in 1982
led NFL in interceptions in 1985
placeOfBirth Dallas, Texas, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Dallas, Texas NERFINISHED
playedForCollegeTeam Grambling State Tigers football NERFINISHED
playsSport American football
positionPlayed cornerback
postRetirementActivity community work in Dallas area
philanthropy
retiredFrom professional American football
seasonDebutLeague NFL 1981 season
selectedTo Pro Bowl NERFINISHED
statistic NFL interceptions leader three times
SuperBowlChampion Super Bowl XXV NERFINISHED
wonChampionshipWith New York Giants NERFINISHED

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