LeRoy ButlerLeRoy Butler played his entire career with the Green Bay Packers, from 1990 through 2001. As a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1990's All-Decade team, a 4-time Associated Press All-Pro selection, and a 4-time NFL Pro Bowl selection, his work n the football field has been widely recognized. He was the first player in NFL history to record 20+ sacks and 20+ interceptions in a career. At the time of this book's printing, Butler is a nominee for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2020. (He already is a member of the Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame-Class of 2007.) Famous for being the player who invented the Lambeau Leap in 1993, LeRoy's celebration is still used today, but he leapt well-beyond the field in his post-NFL career. LeRoy leads an anti-bullying crusade, Butler vs. Bullying, and he's available for speaking to schools, sports teams or clubs, and other youth organizations. From a crippled childhood to leaping in the stands, few have triumphed like Butler. LeRoy and Steve Palec became friends through a shared affinity for food, football, laughter, and radio. Steve stood up for LeRoy's 2019 wedding to his wife, Genesis. The two men support one another in all of their career and creative endeavors. It was an absolute joy for Butler to create the foreword for "In Awe" and he imagines it's just one more leap tallied in their enduring and endearing friendship. Learn more about LeRoy and pick up his book, "The LeRoy Butler Story" on www.leroybutlerinc.com. Read More Read Less