For most of us NFL watchers, the name Terrell Suggs will forever be synonymous with pass-rushing. In his 12 seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, Suggs has amassed 106.5 sacks, the 24th-highest total of all time. And in 17 postseason games, he's added another 12.5 more.
Even at 32 years old for most of last season, Suggs recorded the fourth-most pressures among 3-4 outside linebackers, per Pro Football Focus' tracking, while he checked in third at the position in sacks, sixth in hits and eighth in hurries.
But before he was a Pro Bowl and All-Pro caliber sackmaster, Suggs was also a high school running back. And from the looks of this highlight, a pretty good one:
Since I'm out in Baltimore covering the #5starchallenge, here's a video of @untouchablejay4 as a RB in high school. pic.twitter.com/4p806Gyltw
— Ralph Amsden (@ralphamsden) June 5, 2015
Maybe after seeing that video, Suggs' former teammate Ray Lewis will finally believe Suggs that he was once a runner.
Ray Lewis didn't believe I played RB in high school! https://t.co/0Tql4VPQdM
— T.S STARK (@untouchablejay4) June 5, 2015
He probably should. After, all according to his Wikipedia page, Suggs set the Arizona Class 5A record for rushing yards in a game with 367 back in 1999. That sounds pretty impressive to me.
