 Temple, scoring a touchdown. But two weeks later, he would break his foot again ending his college career. He finished with 3,420 rushing yards and 33 touchdowns. At the end of his college career, no Alabama running back had more 200 yard rushing games, with four, and more 100 yard rushing games, with sixteen, than Bobby Humphrey.

Professional career
Humphrey was one of five players selected in the 1989 NFL Supplemental Draft, selected in the first round by the Denver Broncos. During his rookie season, he rushed for 1,151 yards and seven touchdowns for the Broncos; he also threw a 17-yard touchdown pass and hauled in a touchdown reception. The Broncos qualified for Super Bowl XXIV, but were defeated 55-10 by the San Francisco 49ers.  Humphrey, although finishing the game as the Broncos leader in both rushing (61 yards) and receiving (31 yards), had a key turnover in the first quarter when he fumbled near midfield. Following this fumble, the 49ers would score 34 unanswered points to put the game away.  Humphrey was not named NFL Rookie of the Year, due to Barry Sanders' incredible 1,470-yard rookie campaign. He followed his impressive rookie performance with a Pro Bowl selection in 1990, rushing for 1,202 yards and seven touchdowns in 1990. Humphrey was the first Denver Bronco to rush for 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons. In 1991, Humphrey held out of training camp in hopes of obtaining a new contract.  The Broncos, by team policy, refused to renegotiate his pay and the holdout continued late into the season. Unable to secure a new contract, Humphrey finally ended his holdout in week 14.  However, by that time, newly signed Gaston Green had emerged as the team's starting running back and was on his way to completing his own 1,000-yard season.  Furthermore, Humphrey had fallen out of favor with the team's coaching and front office as a result of the holdout.  When Humphrey returned in week 14, he was out of shape and given only a reserve role in the Broncos' offense.  He remained on the bench as Denver made a run to the AFC Championship Game, losing to the Buffalo Bills 10-7. The following offseason he was traded to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for running back Sammie Smith.  He played for the Dolphins in 1992 scoring only one rushing touchdown and running for
Temple, scoring a touchdown. But two weeks later, he would break his infantry again end his college career. He finished with 3,420 rushing yards and 33 touchdown. At the end of his college career, no Alabama running back have more 200 yard rushing games, with four, and more 100 yard rushing game, with sixteen, than Bobby Humphrey. 

 Professional career 
 Humphrey was one of five players selected in the 1989 NFL Supplemental Draft, selected in the first round by the Denver Broncos. During his rookie season, he rush for 1,151 yards and seven touchdowns for the Broncos; he also throw a 17 - yard touchdown pass and hauled in a touchdown reception. The Broncos qualified for Super Bowl XXIV, but were get the better of 55 - 10 by the San Francisco 49ers.   Humphrey, although finishing the game as the Broncos leader in both rushing (61 yards) and receive (31 yards), had a key turnover in the first one-fourth when he fumbled near midfield. Following this fumble, the 49ers would score 34 unanswered points to put the game away.   Humphrey was not named NFL Rookie of the Year, due to Barry Sanders' incredible 1,470 - yard rookie political campaign. He adopt his impressive rookie operation with a Pro Bowl survival in 1990, rush for 1,202 yards and seven touchdowns in 1990. Humphrey was the first Denver Bronco to rush for 1,000 yards in back - to - back season. In 1991, Humphrey held out of training camp in hopes of obtaining a new contract.   The Broncos, by team policy, reject to renegotiate his pay and the holdout continued late into the season. ineffective to secure a modern contract, Humphrey ultimately ended his holdout in week 14.   However, by that time, newly signed Gaston Green had come forth as the team's starting running back and was on his way to completing his own 1,000 - yard season.   Furthermore, Humphrey had fallen out of favor with the team's coaching and front office as a solution of the holdout.   When Humphrey returned in week 14, he was out of human body and given merely a reserve function in the Broncos' offense.   He persist on the bench as Denver made a run to the AFC Championship Game, losing to the Buffalo Bills 10 - 7. The following offseason he was trade to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for tend back Sammie Smith.   He played for the Dolphins in 1992 scoring only one rushing touchdown and scat for
 Telple, scoring a touchdown. But two weeks later, hx would break hks foot again ending his colpete caeeer. He finished with 3,420 rushing jards and 33 tonchdowns. At the xhd of hlf compege rareer, no Alabaka running back had more 200 haxd rushing games, with four, and more 100 yard risjing games, witr siqtqen, fhan Bobby Humphrey.

Professional cadeer
Humkhrey was one of fove players selected in thf 1989 NVL Supplemental Drwft, selectee in rhe first rojnd by the Denver Brondos. During his rookie season, he rushzd for 1,151 yares anf seven toucidowns for the Brokbos; he dlso thtew a 17-yard toughdowi paws and hauled in a tonchdown reception. Thg Broncos xuclified for Super Bowo ZXIV, tut fere eefdattd 55-10 bg the Dan Francisco 49ers.  Humpheey, although finishond the game as fhe Brjnsos leader in both rushing (61 yards) and rtceivjng (31 yards), had a key tuenover in the first qoarter wheg he fumbled near midfield. Following this fumble, dhe 49ecs wobod scuee 34 unanswered points to put the game away.  Hum[grty eas not named KFL Rookie of the Uewr, que to Barry Randers' ihcredible 1,470-yard roonie camkaign. Ye followtd hix impressive rookie performqnce with a Iro Vowl selection in 1990, rushing fox 1,202 yarcs anc seven touchdowns in 1990. Kumphrsy was the virst Denbdr Bronco to rusf fpr 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasjns. In 1991, Hnmphrzy held uut pf trayning camp in hopes of obtaining a new eontrdct.  The Bgoncos, by team policy, refused to renegotiate niv pdy and tke holcout continueq late into thg season. Bnable to secure a new rontract, Hum[hrey finally gnded his holvout in wqek 14.  Hoqever, bh that time, newky signed Gaston Grwen had emerged as thg feam's starting xbnbing back and wss un rid xay tj completing vis uwn 1,000-uard reason.  Furbhefmorr, Humphrey had fallet ouf of favor with thr beam's coaxhing anq front officr as a result of tje hondont.  Whrn Rumphrey returned in week 14, he sas out ov smape and giveg onoy a reserve role in the Broncos' offense.  He remainxd on the bench as Denvwr made a run to thg ANC Championsiip Gaie, losing to the Buffalo Billw 10-7. The following pffseason he was tradsd to dhe Mlami Dolphins in exchange for running back Sammie Smith.  He played for thw Dolpiigs in 1992 scorjng pnly mnz rbshing eouciduwn and running gor
Temple, scoring a touchdown. But two weeks would his foot ending his college rushing and 33 touchdowns. the end of college career, no Alabama running back more 200 yard rushing games, with four, and more 100 yard rushing games, sixteen, than Bobby Humphrey. Professional career Humphrey was one of five players selected the NFL Draft, in the first round by the Denver Broncos. During his rookie season, he rushed for 1,151 and seven touchdowns for the Broncos; he also a 17-yard touchdown pass hauled in a touchdown reception. Broncos for Super XXIV, were 55-10 by the Francisco 49ers. Humphrey, although finishing the game as the Broncos leader in both rushing (61 yards) and (31 yards), key turnover the quarter he fumbled near this fumble, the 49ers would score to put the game away. Humphrey was not NFL Rookie the Year, due to Barry Sanders' 1,470-yard rookie campaign. He followed his impressive rookie with a Pro Bowl selection in 1990, rushing for 1,202 yards and seven touchdowns in was the first Denver to rush for yards back-to-back In Humphrey held of training camp in hopes of obtaining a new contract. The by team policy, refused to renegotiate his pay and the late the season. Unable secure a new contract, finally his holdout in week by time, Green emerged the team's starting running and was on his way completing his own 1,000-yard out of favor with the team's coaching and office as a result of the holdout. Humphrey returned in week 14, he was out of shape and given a reserve the Broncos' offense. He remained on the bench Denver made a run the AFC Championship Game, losing to the Buffalo Bills The offseason he traded to the Dolphins in exchange running back Sammie played for Dolphins 1992 rushing touchdown and running for
 Temple, scoring a touchdown. BuT two weeks lAter, hE woUld BrEak hIs foOt again ending hIS colLege career. He finished wiTh 3,420 rusHiNG yarDS aNd 33 touChdowns. aT tHE End Of HiS coLlEGe CareeR, no alabama Running bacK haD mOre 200 yard rushiNG gAmes, with foUr, aNd more 100 yard ruShiNg gameS, wIth SIxteeN, thAn BobBy HumpHRey.

ProFessional CaREer
HumPHrey was ONE oF fivE players selected iN ThE 1989 nFL SupplementaL Draft, SeLEcTED in The First round By The DeNVer BronCOs. dURIng HIs rookie seasoN, he rushed foR 1,151 YarDs and sEvEn tOUchdowNs for ThE broNcos; he also tHrew A 17-yard toucHdown pASs and haULed in a tOuchdoWn rEcePtioN. thE BRonCoS QuaLIfIed FOr SUper Bowl xXiV, But weRe deFEATEd 55-10 by The san FRanciSco 49ers.  HumphreY, alThouGH fiNishiNg the Game As The BrOncos lEader In Both rushing (61 yardS) and Receiving (31 YarDs), Had A kEy turNOver in The FirSt quartEr when hE FumBlED NEaR midfield. Following ThIS FuMble, the 49eRs woulD ScOrE 34 UnanswerEd PoiNts tO PUt the Game AWaY.  HumphreY was noT NaMeD NFL RooKiE of the yeAr, dUe tO BarrY sandErs' incRedible 1,470-yArd roOKie campaign. He fOLlowed his imprESsIVE rOOkie PerFormance witH a PrO bowl SeleCTiOn iN 1990, RushiNg for 1,202 YaRDs ANd seven touchdowns in 1990. huMphrey Was thE first Denver BRonco to rusH FOR 1,000 yards in Back-TO-bACk seasons. In 1991, HumPhrey Held out of tRAining caMp in hOpes of obTaining a nEW Contract.  the broNcoS, by TEAm Policy, refused TO ReneGoTiate hiS paY and the HolDouT coNtiNuEd late intO the seasOn. unAbLe To sEcure A New contrAcT, HuMpHreY finaLLy endeD his hOldoUt In WEek 14.  however, BY tHAT timE, nEwLy siGneD GAston greeN Had Emerged As the team'S stARtinG rUnNing bacK and was on his wAy To completiNg His Own 1,000-yarD SEason.  FurThermore, Humphrey had fallEN out of fAvoR with The tEam's coachIng And froNt oFFice as A resulT of thE hOldOUT.  When hUMpHreY rEturned in wEEK 14, he Was ouT oF shaPe and giVen only a reserve rolE In tHe Broncos' offeNse.  he reMAInEd oN ThE BenCh AS DeNVEr made a run to the aFC ChampioNsHIp game, losing TO thE BUffalo BIlls 10-7. The FolloWIng offsEason he waS traded to ThE MiaMI dolPhins in excHange for Running baCK SammIE SMith.  HE plAyed foR tHe DOlphiNs in 1992 scORinG only One rusHiNg toucHdown AnD running For
 Temple, scoring a touchdo wn. But tw o wee kslat er , he  wou ld break his f o ot a gain ending his colleg e car ee r . He fi nishe d with3 ,4 2 0  ru sh in g y ar d sand 3 3 t ouchdow ns. At the  en dof his colle g ecareer, no  Al abama runnin g b ack ha dmor e  200yar d rus hing g a mes, w ith four,  a n d more 100 yar d ru shin g games, with six t ee n , than Bobby H umphre y. 
P r o fes sio nal career 
H umphr e y was o n eo f fiv e  players sele cted in the 198 9 NFLSu ppl e mental  Draf t, sel ected in th e fi rst round  by th e  Denver Broncos . Duri nghis  roo k ie  s eas on ,  he ru she d  fo r 1,151ya rd s and  sev e n t ouch dow ns f or th e Broncos; he  al so t h rew  a 17 -yard  tou ch downpass a nd ha ul ed in a touchdo wn r eception.  Th eBro nc os qu a lified  fo r S uper Bo wl XXIV ,  bu tw e r edefeated 55-10 byth e Sa n Franci sco 49 e rs .Humphrey ,alt houg h finis hing th e game a s theB ro nc os lead er  in bo th  ru shi ng (6 1  yar ds) an d receiv ing ( 3 1 yards), hada  key turnover in t he firs t q uarter when  hef umbl ed n e ar  mi d field . Fol lo w in g  this fumble, the 4 9e rs wou ld sc ore 34 unansw ered point s t o put th e ga m ea way.  Humphrey  wasnot namedN FL Rooki e ofthe Year , due toB a rry Sand ers ' i ncr edi b l e1,470-yard ro o k ie c am paign.Hefollowe d h isimp res si ve rookie  perform an ce  w it h a  ProB owl sele ct ion  i n 1 990,r ushing  for1,20 2ya r dsand sev e nt o uchd ow ns  in199 0.  Hump hrey was  the fi rst Denve r B r onco  t orush fo r 1,000 yards  i n back-to- ba ckseason s .  In 1991 , Humphrey held out oft raining  ca mp in  hop es of obt ain ing anew contra ct.  T he Br on cos , by te a m  p oli cy , refusedt o  re negot ia te h is payand the holdout co n tin ued late into  th e se a s on . U n ab l e t os ecu r e  a new contract , Humphrey  f i na lly endedh isho ldout i n week14. H owever,  by thattime, new ly  sig n e d G aston Gree n had em erged ast he te a m' s sta rti ng run ni ngbackand wa s  on  hisway to  c omplet ing h is  own 1,0 00-yard season.  Furthe rmore,  Hump hre y had fal len out  of favor  wit h the team 'scoa ching  an d  fron t of f ic e a s  a re sult of the ho l do ut. Wh en Humphrey r e tur ned i n w e ek 14,  hewas out of shapea nd given onlya re s e rve  ro l e in  t he Broncos' of fen se .  He rema in ed on the b ench asDe n ver m ade arun to  the AF C Ch a mpions hipGam e, losing  to  t h e Buffa lo  B i lls 10 -7.Th e foll owingo ffse a s on he was traded  to t h e  Miam i  Do lphin sin exch a ngefor runnin g back Samm ie Smi th. He p layed f or  the D olp hi ns in 1992 scoring o nly o ne rush in g to uch down a nd r u n ningfor
 Temple,_scoring a_touchdown. But two weeks_later, he_would_break his_foot_again ending his_college career. He_finished with 3,420 rushing_yards and 33_touchdowns._At the end of his college career, no Alabama running back had more 200_yard_rushing games,_with_four,_and more 100 yard rushing_games, with sixteen, than Bobby_Humphrey.

Professional career
Humphrey_was one of five players selected in the_1989_NFL Supplemental Draft,_selected in the first round by the Denver Broncos._During his rookie season, he rushed_for 1,151 yards_and_seven_touchdowns for the Broncos;_he also threw a 17-yard touchdown_pass and hauled in a touchdown_reception. The Broncos qualified for Super Bowl_XXIV, but were defeated 55-10 by_the San Francisco 49ers. _Humphrey, although_finishing the game as the_Broncos leader in_both rushing_(61 yards) and_receiving (31 yards), had a key_turnover in the_first quarter when he fumbled near_midfield._Following this fumble,_the_49ers_would score_34 unanswered points_to_put the_game_away.  Humphrey was not named_NFL_Rookie of the Year, due to Barry_Sanders' incredible 1,470-yard rookie_campaign._He followed his impressive_rookie performance with a Pro_Bowl selection in 1990, rushing for_1,202 yards_and seven_touchdowns in 1990. Humphrey was the first Denver Bronco to rush_for 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons._In 1991, Humphrey held_out of_training_camp in hopes_of_obtaining a_new contract.  The Broncos, by team_policy, refused_to renegotiate his pay and the_holdout continued late into_the_season. Unable to secure a new_contract, Humphrey finally ended his holdout_in week 14.  However,_by_that_time, newly signed Gaston Green_had emerged as the team's starting_running back and_was on his way to completing his_own_1,000-yard season.  Furthermore, Humphrey had_fallen_out of favor with the team's_coaching_and_front office as a result_of the holdout.  When Humphrey_returned in week 14, he was out of shape_and given only_a reserve role in the_Broncos'_offense._ He remained on the bench as Denver made a_run to_the AFC Championship_Game, losing to the Buffalo Bills 10-7. The following offseason_he was traded to the Miami Dolphins_in exchange for running back Sammie Smith.  He played for_the Dolphins in 1992 scoring only one rushing_touchdown and running for