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After being drafted by the Detroit Lions in 1989, Barry agreed to play for five years and $9.5 million. This is roughly $20 million at today's exchange rates. In his first season he was named Rookie of the Year. In 1997, he signed a 6-year, $34.5-million contract with a record-breaking $11-million signing bonus, making it the richest contract ever for a running back. He was named Most Valuable Player that Year. In today's dollars, just the bonus amounts to roughly $18 million. Only two years into the three-year agreement, Barry abruptly retired. Barry was then sued by the Lions, who wanted their signing bonus money back. As a result of the judge's ruling in favor of the Lions, Barry was ordered to repay about $7.5 million of the bonus. Sanders allegedly sold a number of stocks to cover the cost of this settlement. After leaving the world of professional football, he has admitted publicly that he is now living a "modest" lifestyle, using only one automobile. His current net worth is roughly $20 million dollars.
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