Billy "White Shoes" Johnson is a name well known among NFL fans. After 14 years in the NFL he retired as the league's all-time leading punt returner, and one of only seven men to have returned four kicks for touchdowns in a single season. Johnson enjoyed a record-breaking pro career from 1974-88, which culminated in Johnson being named to the NFL's "75th Anniversary All-Time team" for his exploits as a punt returner. This three-time Pro Bowler was also an all-star in the community during his time in the League. He was honored as the NFL Man-of-the-Year with the Houston Oilers and Falcons because of his community endeavors. The former Houston Oiler and Atlanta Falcon may be best known for his creation of the end zone dance. Upon scoring a touchdown Johnson would perform a variation of the Funky Chicken that came to be known as the White Shoes Shuffle. Since retiring, the former star has concentrated on another talent that had occasionally gotten lost in the Shuffle: taking care of people. For four years he coached and taught in Atlanta, including a stint at Morehouse College, and in 1992 he became the Director of Player Programs for the Atlanta Falcons. Billy "White Shoes" Johnson continues his work with Falcon players on community appearances and continuing education, family assistance, counseling, financial decision-making and off-season job training. Johnson was honored as a member of the College Football Hall of Fame in 2000 and it follows up an induction into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. Johnson displayed his speed recently by winning the 2001 National indoor title in the 60 meters in the over 30-year old category at a meet in Boston.