Ivory Sully is a former NFL athlete who played for nine years in the league. Known for his hard-hitting style, Sully earned the nickname "Mr. Hit" from his teammates while playing as a defensive back for the Los Angeles Rams. He played in Super Bowl XIV against the Pittsburgh Steelers and was an NFC Championship ring recipient. Sully's impressive performance on the field led to him being selected as Co-Captain from 1982-1983 and Special Teams Captain in 1984 with the NFC team.

In recognition of his contributions to the NFL, Sully was named to the All Time NFL 100 Year Anniversary "Short Career Team," which celebrates the league's all-time great Special Teams players. Off the field, Sully represented the Rams as the NFL Player's Association representative from 1981-1984.

After retiring from the NFL, Sully successfully transitioned into the fashion apparel industry, becoming an entrepreneur, business owner, and brand expert. He covered all aspects of the industry, including design, marketing, licensing, sales, and public relations, and became a prominent figure in the highly competitive world of fashion.

Sully graduated from the University of Delaware with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Physical Education/Physical Therapy, emphasizing in Athletic Training, before pursuing his dream of playing in the NFL. As an undrafted free agent, he earned a spot with the Los Angeles Rams and went on to become the hardest hitting defensive back of his time.