On this episode of the Beyond the Helmet we are joined by former All-American tight end and NFL athlete, Chase Coffman.

Chase was a prolific pass catcher at Missouri where every year he contributed to their high power offense. By the end of his collegiate career he was an All-American and Mackey Award winner en route to being drafted in the 3rd round to the Cincinnati Bengals. 

Coffman ultimately played 8 years in the NFL for a number of different teams. After his career ended after the 2016 season, he decided to pursue a career as a financial advisor. He took the time to speak about his football career and some life lessons he learned that he brought to this next chapter of his life. 

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On this episode of the Beyond the Helmet we are joined by All Pro NFL running back/full back, Leonard Weaver.

Leonard is now the Head Coach of Coral Springs High School Football in Florida as he heads a brand new program. While we discuss his road to get to this point, we certainly has his work cut out for him. During COVID it has been incredibly difficult to get his team together and fundraise so if you listen to this episode we humbly ask you to check out [email protected] PayPal or Zelle or $ColtsQBBoosterClub on Cash App to help his cause.

Weaver has been in coaching since 2013 when he officially retired from the NFL. A gruesome knee injury cut his career short, but it doesn’t detract from his unlikely story the least. He switched positions twice in DII football to become an All-American and then he made the Seahawks switching his position again as a long shot to make the roster. He is truly an unbelievable story and a man of great character

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On this episode of the Beyond the Helmet we are joined by former Broncos Ring of Fame linebacker, Karl Mecklenburg.

Karl had an incredible journey to get to the NFL. He left a 1/3 scholarship after two years at Augustana College to walk on at Minnesota. It was there he caught the eye of NFL scouts and was drafted in the 12th round. Karl relentlessly pursued making the team and ultimately learned to play all front 7 positions on defense.

Mecklenburg would go on to play 12 seasons in Denver. He totaled 79.5 sacks (3rd most in team history), 1,100+ tackles and played in 180 games. In his time since playing in the NFL, Karl has become a sought after keynote speaker. 

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On this episode of the Beyond the Helmet we are joined by former NFL offensive lineman,  3x Super Bowl Champ, and football media personality, Randy Cross.

Randy has dedicated his life to this game with over 50 years dedicated to this sport. He was an All-American at UCLA and was drafted in the second round to the San Francisco 49ers in 1976 and that is where he spent his entire career. In his 4th year, Bill Walsh took over as head coach for the team and a dynasty was under way.

By the time Randy retired after the 1988, he was a 3 time Super Bowl Champion. He also was either selected to a Pro Bowl or was All-Pro player 6 times. After his borderline Hall of Fame career on the field, he jumped over immediately to media and covered it. By now he is over 30 years in the media covering pro and collegiate football.

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