Which brings us to the embodiment of the work ethic: Baltimore (not Indianapolis) Colts split end Raymond Berry, who died on May 25 at age ninety-three. What made Raymond Berry great—what made him, with quarterback John Unitas, the men who changed the way America spends Sunday afternoons, thanks to their heroics in the 1958 “Sudden Death” NFL championship—was a fierce work ethic. Raymond Berry was also a student of his craft. Raymond Berry was also a thoroughly decent human being whose conversion story speaks volumes about the man. And I hope those men learn something about the beauty of the work ethic from the example of the unforgettable #82.