rest of his career. He started 7 games at right cornerback, while alternating with Warren Livingston. In 1965, he was a backup behind Livingston and retired at the end of the season. Bishop played 8 seasons in the NFL, leaving as the Cowboys career interceptions leader. His 22 interceptions ranks eleventh on the current franchise career interceptions list. The Cowboys have had several great cornerbacks since then, but Bishop's contributions to the franchise must be remembered. Although he played on some of the Cowboys worst teams, he became one of their original defensive stars. Personal life Bishop at one point worked as a morticians' assistant during the off-season. References External links The 50 Greatest Players in Silver Stars History 1934 births 1998 deaths Players of American football from Los Angeles American football defensive backs Los Angeles City Cubs football players Pittsburgh Steelers players Chicago Bears players Dallas Cowboys players Eastern Conference Pro Bowl players Jefferson High School (Los Angeles) alumni