Shaun Alexander Strives to Be a True Disciple of JesusMore than just lip service, Shaun believers a Christ-follower really strives to live like Jesus did.By Faith on the Field Staff, March 18, 2022Shaun Alexander was the 2005 NFL MVP with the Seattle Seahawks and offensive player of the year. He ran for 27 touchdowns and had 28 total touchdowns to help Seattle reach the Super Bowl that season. He has almost ten thousand yards in his career and had exactly 100 Rushing touchdowns in nine seasons. Shaun believes that a follower of Jesus needs to take his relationship with Christ …

Frank Reich Influences for Jesus Wherever He IsWhether it’s in the locker room, the living room or anywhere in between, Reich is living for Jesus.By Faith on the Field Staff, March 11, 2022Frank Reich, head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, is a man of God who is using his platform to boldly declare his faith in Christ. An accomplished athlete and coach, Reich was backup to Hall of Famer Jim Kelly in Buffalo. As a Bills quarterback, he led “The Comeback”, which remains the greatest comeback for a team in NFL history. But even Reich would tell you there are …

Anthony Munoz Has Been a Man of Faith for 44 YearsAnd he has no regrets for that faith decision he made 44 years ago.By Faith on the Field Staff, February 16, 2021Anthony Munoz was the third overall pick by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 1980 draft. He quickly became one of the best in his position at left tackle in his 13 seasons in the NFL. He was an 11-time Pro Bowl pic, a nine-time All Pro, and he was a first-ballot hall-of-famer. Munoz is someone who has been to the top of his game and played in the biggest …

Jerome Bettis Shares How To Walk Away from Football WellHere’s how Bettis says you know when it’s really time to go.By Faith on the Field Staff, February 14, 2021Jerome Bettis, known by millions around the world for his incredible football talent, ran for over thirteen thousand yards, made six Pro bowls and was a two-time All-Pro. He won a Super Bowl his last season in the NFL and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He recently sat down with our own Rob Maaddi. One of the interesting elements of being professional athlete is the proximity you have …

Noah Fant’s Christian Faith Leads Him To Trust GodIn the good times and the bad times, Fant’s circumstances help him to grow.By Faith on the Field Staff, January 27, 2022Noah Fant is a tight-end for the Denver Broncos, being a first-round pick in the 2019 draft. He had a career-best 68 catches this season for six hundred and seventy yards and four touchdowns. He sat down with our own Rob Maaddi to about football, but also to share some of his thoughts on what it means to be a man of faith and trust God, something that Noah recently posted …

Why Justin Simmons Chooses to Be a Selfless ManSimmons is a man of action, but selflessness is what fuels his passion.By Faith on the Field Staff, January 21, 2022Our guest on Faith on the Field this week is Denver Broncos safety Justin Simmons, arguably one of the NFL’s best safeties. He was a Pro Bowl pick last year, and should have made it to this year’s Pro Bowl roster. Justin was the Denver Broncos Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee again this season. As the Man of the Year nominee, Simmons has demonstrated a deep concern for his community; a …

Kelvin Beachum Looks to Live a Life of BalanceBeachum realizes that balance is about getting things done, and staying connected to God.By Faith on the Field Staff, January 13, 2022Kelvin Beachum is in his 10th seasons in the NFL, playing with the Arizona Cardinals. He started 129 games in his career. He works equally hard off the field earning a Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination from the Cardinals. Beachum’s work on the field and off the field definitely requires a tremendous amount of balance. “It’s a balancing act. I wouldn’t say I have the secret sauce; I have …

For Curt Schilling, The Only Opinion That Matters is God’sAnd in a sea of opinions about him, Curt has to continue to remind himself of that.By Faith on the Field Staff, December 31, 2021This week Curt Schilling is our guest and, Curt is also in his final year of eligibility for the Baseball Hall of Fame.  He is certainly worthy of that honor: 216 career wins, .346 ERA, 3116 strikeouts. Additionally, he was one of the best postseason pictures of all time: 11 wins and 2 losses with a .223 ERA in 19 postseason starts. Curt helped Arizona win a World …

Tim Tebow Works Hard to Fight TraffickingIt’s one of the greatest evils of our time, says Tebow.By Faith on the Field Staff, December 22, 2021Tim Tebow is a two-time national championship with the Florida Gators, where he won a Heisman Trophy. In the NFL he was nine and seven as a starting quarterback with the Denver Broncos. He was a first-round pick, and he also had a playoff win during that time. Since leaving the field, Tim has accomplished many things for the game of football, but one thing that he has yet to tackle yet is coaching. Recently that …

DeVonta Smith Wouldn’t Be Here Without GodSmith recognizes without the Lord, he wouldn’t be able to do what he does.By Faith on the Field Staff, December 22, 2021DeVonta Smith won the Heisman Trophy last year at Alabama, and was drafted 10th overall by the Philadelphia Eagles. He currently leads the team with 50 catches for 701 yards and four touchdowns. He’s got a chance to be the first Eagles wide receiver with 1,000 yards receiving since 2014. Smith is a professional football player and Heisman trophy winner, which means that God has blessed him with some incredible talent. But when …