Gale Sayers's birth name is Gale Eugene Sayers.

Gale Sayers was born on May 30, 1943.

Gale Sayers goes by The Kansas Comet.

gale sayers had two brothers he was the middle child

1973

Gale Sayers wore #40 for the Chicago Bears.

Gale Sayers is 74 years old (birthdate: May 30, 1943).

67 years.

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#40 and it is gale sayers

Gale Sayers played in his first NFL game on September 19, 1965.

yes

Yes, Gale Sayers is still alive!!

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Kansas

yes

Gale sayers

he was drafted in 1965.

No

1971 he was divorced

Gale Sayers has written:

'I am third' -- subject(s): Football players, Biography, Juvenile literature

'My Life and Times'

Following his first NFL season in 1965, Gale Sayers won the Rookie of the Year Award.

Gale has never participated of any of the games.

running back

in Chicago, Illinois

He didn't play for Kansas. Sayers played for the Chicago Bears.

he was a quite man

Gale Sayers

42886 north freeway

Magic

Dave Chappelle.

Gale sayers

no, it was 22! no, it was 22!

Chicago Illinois home of the chicago bears

Gale Sayers or Walter Payton.

yes they did.

He has two children, Gayle Lynne and Scott Aaron.

gale sayers won many awards in football. he won an ward for most touch downsd in one game and also won an award for fastest runner in his football league

he did crack and weed and dope. that nigra got high

Yes, his number 40 was retired in 1994.

god is first, famitly is second, i am third

gale sayers

Yes he does. He has a part time residence there.

yes. They are distant cousins by marriage.

His speed.

Probably, they were close friends.

They both were famous running backs for the Chicago Bears.

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Poise pride dedication leadership and loyalty

gale bail gale fail and snail and dale

those are my nicknames

Gale Sayers (Also known as 'The Kansas Comet') was an American college and professional football player. He was a running back in the National Football League for seven seasons during the 1960's and early 1970's.