I fell in love with football at the age of 5 the first time I watched Ohio state play. Since then football and my family has been what I stand and fight for powering the decisions that I make. I work so hard and  compete even harder in football because I want my family and peers to be able to see me as a role model, a symbol of how hard work can bring you success, I want to motivate others to do better. But I also have a desire to be one of the best to play the game, these things were instilled in me at a young age. Football and life has taught me a lot. My high school going through three coaches in three years was tough on everyone at my program, But it also taught us how as a team to play with heart and be better as individuals and teammates. To love one another on my team as family. I want to be the best possible version of myself, and I won’t stop working and educating myself until that is true. Football is the greatest game ever created it’s a way for me to feel at peace in the midst of chaos and that has helped me a lot in life outside of football. I wasn’t always the best I had humble beginnings I was athletic but I also worked really hard because the love I had for the game at such a young age. Football is where I found my passion. Family and football is what I work for ;  as long as I can remember football powered my actions to make good decisions because I never wanted anything to hinder me from getting to college and ultimately the NFL. But as I got older I experienced some setbacks, things got to my head  outside of football, and it got the best of me and I lost my focus on the game I love and the let external distractions get the best of me. But that setback brought me to realize how much I truly do love football and how much potential I truly have in the game . I’m motivated by all those from the past that fought and worked hard to make  the game better and evolve it. It motivates me to carry on for all those that love the game; those from the past, those in the present and for future generations. Football is my calling, my destiny, and I just pray that someone takes the chance to bring me into their program and allow me to show what I can do to help out the family that I call my teammates.