Born – August 9, 1967
Fort Myers, Florida, U.S.

Football player, baseball player, rapper, well-dressed gentleman.

Played for both the NFL and MLB and is the only man to play in both a Super Bowl and a World Series.

Released a rap album in 1995 … featuring the single, “Must Be the Money” … which features the following lyric about his modest life:

“Diamond Rolex, with 'gators on my feet … I got two pair for every day of the week.”

Wrote his autobiography, which was called "adequate" and "in stock" by Amazon.com.

Married his wife Pilar and lived happily ever after, at least until they separated in 2011. At which point they lived unhappily ever after, because they lived in the same house even though they clearly hated each other.

Was allegedly attacked by his estranged wife, tweeted a picture of himself and his two sons filling out a police report after she was arrested.

Bonus!! Here’s ANOTHER lyric from “Must Be the Money” -- “My hair is done, my fingernails too … Six buttons down and I don't know what to do.”

Sadly, Deion’s rap career never seemed to take off …

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