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2012

Player Engagement Welcomes New NFL Ambassadors

The NFL Ambassadors are former NFL players who are committed in the development of high school, college, and professional (current and former) athletes.

Know Your Stats: Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

With the kickoff of the NFL season right around the corner, and September marking National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, the American Urological Association (AUA) Foundation and the NFL have teamed up for a fourth year to educate men about prostate health and encourage them to join the “Know Your Stats” campaign.

Additional Free Cardio & Prostate Screenings For Retirees

The NFL Player Care Foundation (PCF), the independent organization dedicated to assisting retired players improve their quality of life, has added two more sites – Palo Alto, California and Kansas City, Missouri – later this year for your free cardiovascular and prostate screenings.

Personal Integrity: A Former Player’s Best Workplace Asset

As former NFL players transitioning into the workplace, we are often concerned about what potential employers are seeking in a new hire.

Staying Connected

“There is still a lot of power in your brand but you’re going to have to work for those connections.” ~ Tony Stewart, 9-year NFL veteran

NCAA Coaches and Former NFL Players Participate in 2nd Annual Coaches Academy

This years’ NFL-NCAA Coaches Academy brought 60 of these influential men from across the country to Dallas, Texas.

NFL Career Transition Program Heads to the West Coast

We are pleased to announce our first ever West Coast NFL Career Transition Program!

Help Prevent Home Robberies

Robbery as defined in Wikipedia is the crime of seizing property through violence or intimidation.

Is Graduate School Right for You?

Attending graduate school is an option available to most National Football League players who have earned their undergraduate degrees.

Inside the Spring 2012 NFL Career Transition Program: Former Players Find New Moves and New Grooves

This Spring, NFL Player Engagement hosted a group of 37 former athletes at the 5th NFL Career Transition Program at Georgia Tech.