Football is the ultimate team sport and the most-watched sport in America. The best players on the field and the coaches on the sidelines become immortalized legends and top football speakers. As the NFL and college football continues to grow, corporate groups, charities, universities, faith-based groups, and other organizations understand the value of having a current or retired NFL or college football player, coach, or broadcaster at their event. Football speakers are big hits for speaking engagements, virtual meetings, Super Bowl party appearances, college football bowl appearances, tailgate parties, virtual events, and more!
Ed McCaffrey Retired Wide Receiver for the Denver Broncos
Ed McCaffrey was born in Pennsylvania but made his way out to California to play for football for the Stanford Cardinals. After a collegiate career that saw McCaffrey earn All-American status, he was... Read More
Ed Too Tall Jones Retired Three-Time All-Pro for the Dallas Cowboys
At 6’9” tall, it’s no wonder Ed Jones earned the nickname “Too Tall” as a defensive lineman in the National Football League. Despite only playing three football games in high school and receiving nume... Read More
Edgar Bennett Retired Running Back for the Green Bay Packers
Edgar Bennett went into Florida State University as a multi-tool player but found his niche as a speedy fullback for the Seminoles football team. By the end of his Florida State career, Bennett had a... Read More
Emmitt Thomas Pro Football Hall of Famer and Kansas City Chiefs Legend
Emmitt Thomas made his professional football debut in 1966 for the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs. Thomas led his team in interceptions several times and twice led pro football in interceptions. In 1969 he... Read More
Eric Crouch 2001 Heisman Trophy Winner
Eric Crouch was a quarterback for the Nebraska Cornhuskers from 1998-2001. After sporadic playing time through his first two seasons, Crouch was given his shot in 1999 and never looked back. He led th... Read More
Eric Hipple Former Quarterback for the Detriot Lions
Eric Hipple played quarterback for the Detroit Lions beginning in 1980 through the 1989 season. Primarily in a backup role, Hipple was given several chances to start and had his best career season in... Read More
Eric Metcalf Three-Time Pro Bowler for the Cleveland Browns
Eric Metcalf is one of the most versatile players in the University of Texas history and is the career leader in all-purpose yards. As a two-sport athlete, Metcalf won the NCAA National Long Jump Cha... Read More
Ernest Givins Former Houston Oilers Wide Receiver
Ernest Givins is a former professional American football player who was drafted in 1986 by the Houston Oilers in the second round of the NFL draft. During his time in the NFL, Givins played a total of... Read More
Everson Walls Retired Four-Time Pro Bowl Defensive Back for the Dallas Cowboys
Everson Walls is a former American professional football player who played for the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, and Cleveland Browns. Walls’ professional career started in 1981 where the Dallas Co... Read More
Ed Hochuli Retired NFL Referee Who Officiated Two Super Bowls
Ed Hochuli is no ordinary lawyer the attorney from Jones, Skelton, & Hochuli had a lengthy tenure as the NFL's most recognized official. It's not often that a referee is seen to be just as large, if... Read More