Personal Statement

NCAA ID# 2301754449

As far back as I could remember I always wanted to be a professional football player. My first time interacting with football was when I was about 6 years old playing tackle football in a pop warner league. I fell in love with every aspect of the game, and from that day forward I eat, sleep, and breath football. As I have grown, I've realized that football has helped me learn how to be confident, disciplined, a team player, leader, but most importantly an active listener and be able to be coached and mentored. My short-term goal is to graduate high school with a 3.5 GPA and go to college to study Sports Psychology focusing on athletes' mental health. My long-term goal is to graduate college with a masters in psychology and to play at the highest level of competitive football the NFL.