Jason Campbell

Jason Campbell joined the Washington Redskins in 2005 after earning SEC Player of the Year and All-American honors at Auburn University. As a first round pick in 2005 he was highly touted heading into his rookie season and he delivered, throwing 10 touchdowns in his first year despite appearing in only seven games. Over the next three seasons he became a premier quarterback in the NFL, throwing 45 touchdowns and averaging over 3,000 yards passing from 2007 to 2009. In 2010 Campbell signed with the Oakland Raiders and went on to play for the Chicago Bears and Cleveland Browns before hanging up his cleats in 2013. Over the course of his career, he threw for 16,697 yards and 87 touchdowns while also rushing for 6 touchdowns. Campbell’s leadership on each team he played on made him a valuable asset on the field and in the locker room, and drastically affected his teammates in a positive manner. Since leaving the game he has used his lead by example leadership style and effective communication skills to create a successful speaking career and captivates audiences with his message of work ethic and positivity.