Reggie McKenzie

A career was born in high school for Reggie McKenzie. He became a consensus All-State linebacker in his final year and was even considered the 22nd best player in the state. The first transition came when Reggie began playing college football at the University of Tennessee where he racked up big numbers in his four years. As a player in the NFL Reggie became a starter in his first year with the Los Angeles Raiders where he led the team to the AFC Western division game. Following his time with the Raiders McKenzie took some time away from the game and eventually came back for a season with the San Francisco 49er’s before retiring from playing. After he decided to hang up his helmet he decided to put on the headset as a coach and later became an administrator. He became the Green Bay Packers director of football operations and has since returned to the Raiders as a general manager.