I don’t know a whole lot about professional football, but you’d think that after being the only player in NFL history to have played on five Super Bowl-winning teams, former San Fransisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys star, and now five-time Pro Football Hall of Fame semifinalist Charles Haley would already be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Alas, he isn’t. Not yet, anyway.
What he is, however, is speaking publicly about his bipolar disorder, alongside his family members and former teammates who are doing the same.
According to The Dallas Morning News, the illness that might’ve led to some of Haley’s outrageous behavior in the past is now something he manages “through therapy, medicine and personal resolve,” but it might also be something that’s helping to hold him back from make the leap between semifinalist and actual Hall of Famer.
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