The record-breaking running back will join Cincinnati's ring of honor.
Former University of Washington running back Corey Dillon never seemed to care much if you liked him or not. He usually carried a chip on his shoulder, had an explosive temperament and didn't much trust anyone.
This week, the Cincinnati Bengals announced that Dillon -- after the franchise and player were once estranged for more than two decades -- would be inducted this season along with nose tackle Tim Krumrie into their ring of honor. "I think time heals everything," Dillon said at a news conference. "We had our due process of healing in our different ways. It's been long enough. I don't think the antics outweighed the production on the field, you know what I mean? I think what I presented to the organization outweighed the little antics that went on.
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