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

Barry Sanders, Hall of Famer and former Detroit Lions running back, joins TODAY and opens up about his life-changing heart attack on Father’s Day in 2024, a health journey chronicled in his new ...

With those extra added numbers, Sanders technically finished the season with 2,850 yards in 12 games. This place will forever be home for you, Barry. Thank you.

Sanders, now 56, said the possibility of a heart attack never even crossed his mind. “Of all things, I don’t know why, that just never entered my mind,” he told CBS.

Barry Sanders is widely regarded as the greatest running back in NFL history. The eye test and the accolades speak for themselves for the Detroit Lions legend and Hall of Famer.

Barry Sanders gives reason why Eagles' Saquon Barkley 'should stick around for a little while' Sanders gave Barkley a pretty good reason why he shouldn't retire just yet By Bryan DeArdo ...

A year ago, Barry Sanders announced he suffered a "health scare related to his heart" and he recently shared in a CBS interview it was a heart attack while attending a recruiting visit for his son.

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.

Sanders spoke candidly about his experience with a heart attack, but he also talked about being proud that the Detroit Lions are now considered one of the elite teams in the NFL.

A year ago, Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders announced that he had been through a health scare, but did not provide any details. Today Sanders revealed that he suffered a heart attack. Sanders ...

During Father's Day weekend last year, Detroit Lions legend Barry Sanders suffered a heart attack. For Father's Day this year, Sanders is featured in a new documentary exploring what risks and ...

Sanders didn’t elaborate back then, but he is now in advance of a new documentary he’s featured in, titled “The Making of a Heart Attack,” premiering on A&E at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday.