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Deron Cherry – Former NFL Player, Kansas City Chiefs’ Hall of Fame

March 15, 2025 by Max Admin

Deron Cherry is a legendary NFL safety best known for his entire 12-season career with the Kansas City Chiefs. Born on November 4, 1956, Cherry made his mark on the field with a blend of speed, hard-hitting tackles, and sharp instincts that redefined the safety position. He played college football at Temple University, where his standout performances paved the way for his selection in the second round of the 1977 NFL Draft by the Chiefs. Throughout his career, Cherry earned multiple Pro Bowl honors and became an enduring symbol of consistency and toughness—a reputation that later earned him a spot in the Chiefs Hall of Fame. Beyond his on-field achievements, he has remained involved in community work and mentorship, further solidifying his legacy both in football and off the field.

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