25 Facts About Tim Worley

Timothy Ashley Worley was born on September 24,1966 and is an American former professional football player who was a running back in the National Football League.

Tim Worley played college football for the Georgia Bulldogs, earning consensus All-American honors in 1988.

Tim Worley played in the NFL for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Chicago Bears.

Tim Worley attended Lumberton High School, and was recognized as a Parade magazine high school football All-American.

Tim Worley began his collegiate career at the University of Georgia in 1985.

Tim Worley was the team's second leading rusher as a freshman with 627 yards and led the team in touchdowns with 10.

Tim Worley became academically ineligible during that time, and worked hard at a junior college to restore his grade point average, and his NCAA eligibility.

In 1988, Tim Worley re-emerged with his focus balanced on both the books and the football field.

Tim Worley led Georgia in rushing with 1,216 yards, which ranks seventh among Georgia running backs for a single season.

Tim Worley was named first-team All-American by Kodak, the Walter Camp Football Foundation, and the Football Writers Association of America.

Tim Worley finished his career at Georgia with 2,038 yards, 27 touchdowns and 5.8 yards per carry.

Tim Worley only played two full seasons, plus four games during his time at the University of Georgia.

Tim Worley was selected in the first round of the 1989 NFL draft by the Steelers.

Tim Worley showed promise in his rookie season, amassing 770 yards rushing and five touchdowns on 195 carries.

Tim Worley's production fell off his second season as he earned only 418 yards and no touchdowns.

Tim Worley was injured for most of the 1991 NFL season and was suspended the following year from the NFL due to missing two mandatory drug tests.

Tim Worley had a problem holding onto the ball; he had 16 fumbles during his three-plus years in Pittsburgh.

On October 23,2007, Tim Worley was inducted into the Georgia-Florida Hall of Fame, which recognizes the careers and outstanding performances that have occurred during the decades-long rivalry.

Tim Worley was inducted into the Robeson County Hall of Fame in 2011.

Tim Worley was honored on the field during the 2013 SEC Championship game in Atlanta.

Today, Worley is a John C Maxwell-certified Speaker and Life Skills Consultant, and a certified Human Behavior Consultant.

Tim Worley's is currently penning his memoir, which is slated for publishing in 2017.

Tim Worley leads the Motivational Speaking division, with a strong focus on Life Skills Consulting, and his wife Dee leads the Marketing Communications Consulting division.

Tim Worley ultimately settled on Tuscaloosa to continue her gymnastics career.

Tim Worley was a 17-time All-American, a four-time champion and a nine-time regional champion.