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Hall of Fame Coaching by Rod Woodson Top Youth Hall of Fame Coaching by Rod Woodson State-of-the-art Positional Testing Top Youth & Prep Talent What is the Pro Football Hall of Fame Academy? The Pro Football Hall of Fame Academy was created to empower athletes to succeed, to be excellent on gameday and to reach their destiny. This program, to be held at the new state-of-the-art facilities at the Johnson Controls Pro Football Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio, will provide you with football training, education and character development from legendary NFL coaches, trainers and other football experts. The Academy includes an intense football curriculum designed by Rich McGuinness, who created the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and has trained the nation's top preps for more than 10 years. You will not only learn skills to enhance the way you play the Game but also the values and life lessons that will benefit you on and off the field. You will receive on-field and classroom training with active and former NFL coaches, including Rod Woodson (Hall of Fame Defensive Back, Pittsburgh Steelers & Dallas Cowboys), Pete Metzelaars (former Offensive Coordinator, Indianapolis Colts, Buffalo Bills, & San Diego Chargers), and Chuck Bresnahan (former Defensive Coordinator, Oakland Raiders). Members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame will lead a character development program. Why attend the Academy? For today’s athlete, we combined the latest training technology, state of the art testing and master positional coaches from the NFL to create a world class curriculum for today’s middle school and prep athletes. This new paradigm focuses on the entire athlete. You will be on the fields, in the film/lecture rooms, playing, engaged and improving over 4 days and 3 nights, including a guided visit to the Hall of Fame Museum. Who attends the Academy? Every year, the best in football from all levels are called to Canton. The prestigious NFL greats who are invited include those inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the NFL's top draft choices and the nation's top prep underclassman and NFL Prep Academy participants. Last year, the Academy trained top prep athletes such as James Cook (#3 RB/2019), KJ Henry (#2 DE/2018), and PJ Mustipher (#3 DT/2018). The tradition continues this year with the top three middle school athletes in the country; Hayden Conner (#1 OL/2021), Amari Daniels (#1 RB/2021), and Jake Rubley (#1 QB/2021) all slated to attend the Elite Middle School Session. When is the Academy? High School Elite Session – Friday, July 7, 2017 – Monday, July 10, 2017 High School Developmental/Team Session – Monday, July 17, 2017 – Thursday, July 20, 2017 Middle School Elite Session – Tuesday, July 11, 2017 – Friday, July 14, 2017 Middle School Developmental/Team Session – Monday, July 17, 2017 – Thursday, July 20, 2017 Cost: $499 ($200 deposit to reserve position) Where is the Academy? Pro Football Hall of Fame 2121 George Halas Drive NW Canton, OH 44708 For more information, please visit www.profootballhofacademy.com .
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    From winning the Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens to spending a decade on the Pittsburgh Steelers defense to analyzing plays for the NFL Network to Rod Woodson mentoring the next generation as a cornerbacks coach for the Oakland Raiders, Rod Woodson has certainly accomplished a great deal within the National Football League. Speech Topics Born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, early Rod Woodson appearances on the football field proved so successful that he earned a full scholarship to play football at Purdue University. While playing with the Purdue University Boilermakers, Rod Woodson Sports appearances as the team’s defensive back involved being named All American Religion / Faith twice while also competing at the highest levels on the college’s track and field Motivation team. After graduating with a degree in criminal justice from Purdue University, Leadership Rod Woodson appearances were selected tenth overall in the first round of the Family 1987 National Football League Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Rod Woodson appearances remained a crucial component of the Pittsburgh Steelers defense Celebrity until 1996, at which time he was traded first to the San Francisco 49ers before moving to the Baltimore Ravens, where he helped lead the Baltimore Ravens to a Super Bowl Championship. He finished up his career with the Oakland Raiders before retiring in 2003. After his retirement, you could catch Rod Woodson speaker appearances on the NFL Network as a popular analyst on programs like NFL Total Access ​ and Thursday Night Football. ​ Those Rod Woodson speaker appearances continued through 2011, at which time Rod Woodson appearances shifted to the coaching staff of the Oakland Raiders of the NFL, for which he served as the cornerbacks coach.
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