LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Football fans know Fred Dryer for being a standout pro football player. Fans of '80s-era TV shows remember him for being a heartthrob and worldwide celebrity, most ...

You've seen Fred Dryer before. He's been starring on television in one way or another since 1969. From 1984 through 1991, Dryer starred in the television show Hunter. Alongside his partner, played ...

He sat down with CBSLA's Jim Hill and former Rams quarterback to talk about his playing days, the NFL record he holds and how he made the transition from football to acting. Dryer, 70, said he ...

Inside a tree-shaded Tudor home on a sunny street, Fred Dryer, the television detective known as Hunter, was talking to his director about the next take. In this scene Hunter, the Los Angeles plain… ...

Questionb: I’ve been watching reruns of “Hunter” and Fred Dryer’s face and name are very familiar. Was he a pro football player by any chance? Answer: Yes. Dryer was a defensive end from ...

Fred Dryer and over 20,000 former NFL players are fighting for the right to be compensated after years of their names, images and likeness being used by NFL Films to help build the NFL’s brand.

Former LA Ram and now actor Fred Dryer contended ... The three had opted out of a $50 million class action settlement to pursue the NFL for using video footage of them playing football in alleged ...

You have questions. I have some answers. Q: I’ve been watching reruns of “Hunter” and Fred Dryer’s face and name are very familiar. Was he a pro football player by any chance? A: Yes.

After playing three seasons for New York, Fred was traded to the Los Angeles Rams where he Bob Moore, President of Sports USA, says the network has added NFL and TV Personality Fred Dryer to their ...

Fred Dryer breaks down Super Bowl LIII, the state of the NFL and the greatest threat to the game of football. Former football star and actor Mark Levin for a frank conversation on 'Life, Liberty ...