31 Facts About Mike Wallace

1. Mike Wallace was spotted Thursday at the Eagles' team facility without a walking boot on his right leg, offering hope that a return to practice might be on the horizon.

2. Mike Wallace is expected to return to the Philadelphia Eagles this season, he confirmed Thursday.

3. Mike Wallace watched Thursday's practice without a walking boot on his right leg, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

4. Mike Wallace had 7,850 votes, and Evans had 886 Attorney General Leslie Rutledge secured the county with 3,902 votes.

5. Mike Wallace was senior correspondent on "60 Minutes" and was a reporter for CBS.

6. Mike Wallace earned the starting nod over fellow inexperienced corner Ryan Lewis as the Bills look for a replacement across from Tre'Davious White.

7. Mike Wallace caught 10 passes for 220 yards and two scores.

8. Mike Wallace had 10 catches for 220 yards and two scores.

9. Mike Wallace earned the starting nod over fellow inexperienced corner Ryan Lewis, as the Bills look for a replacement across from Tre'Davious White.

10. Mike Wallace remains in recovery mode from the fractured right fibula suffered Week 2, which necessitated.

11. Mike Wallace was spotted with a walking boot on his right leg in the Eagles' locker room Wednesday, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

12. In the film A Face in the Crowd, Mike Wallace portrayed himself.

13. Mike Wallace was played by actor Christopher Plummer in the 1999 feature film, The Insider.

14. In 1989, Mike Wallace was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Pennsylvania.

15. Mike Wallace died at his residence in New Canaan, Connecticut, from natural causes, on April 7, 2012, a month and two days before his 94th birthday.

16. Mike Wallace received a pacemaker more than 20 years before his death, and underwent triple bypass surgery in January 2008.

17. In an article he wrote for Guideposts, Mike Wallace related, "I'd had days when I felt blue and it took more of an effort than usual to get through the things I had to do.

18. Mike Wallace had two children with his first wife, Norma Kaphan.

19. Mike Wallace expressed regret with regard to the one big interview he was never able to secure: First Lady Pat Nixon.

20. On March 14, 2006, Mike Wallace announced his retirement from 60 Minutes after 37 years with the program.

21. In 1981, Mike Wallace was forced to apologize for a racial slur he had made about blacks and Hispanics.

22. Mike Wallace occasionally served as a panelist on To Tell the Truth in the 1950s.

23. Mike Wallace hosted the pilot episode for Nothing but the Truth, which was helmed by Bud Collyer when it aired under the title To Tell the Truth.

24. Early in his career Mike Wallace was not known primarily as a news broadcaster.

25. Mike Wallace hosted a number of game shows in the 1950s, including The Big Surprise, Who's the Boss? and Who Pays?.

26. In 1949, Mike Wallace began to move to the new medium of television.

27. In the late 1940s, Mike Wallace was a staff announcer for the CBS radio network.

28. Mike Wallace announced wrestling in Chicago in the late 1940s and early 1950s, sponsored by Tavern Pale beer.

29. Mike Wallace spent his first summer after graduation working on-air at Interlochen Center for the Arts.

30. Mike Wallace appeared as a guest on the popular radio quiz show Information Please on February 7, 1939, when he was in his last year at the University of Michigan.

31. Mike Wallace was on the receiving end of 10 passes for 222 yards and two.