|  Recently retired Head Coach of the Indianapolis Colts, Coach Tony Dungy has set the standard for coaching in the NFL. One of only two Head Coaches who have won a Super Bowl as a player and as a Head Coach, Tony Dungy has invested 31 years in the NFL. After starting as the youngest assistant coach in the NFL with Chuck Noll in Pittsburgh, Coach Dungy expanded his coaching experience and was Defensive Coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings for four years.
In 1996 he was offered the position of Head Coach in Tampa Bay. He turned around the Bucs franchise after his first season as head coach, and led them to four championship games. Starting in 2002, Coach Dungy moved to Indianapolis and resurrected the Colts, guiding them to a record six 12-win seasons in a row, and victory in Super Bowl XLI. His .668 winning percentage in 13 seasons as a Head Coach, including 6 Division Championships, along with the development of his assistant coaches who have moved into Head Coaching positions, put him in an elite class in the NFL.  He has three best selling books, two co-written with Nathan Whitaker and published by Tyndale House Publishers, Quiet Strength: The Principles, Practices, & Priorities of a Winning Life and most recently, Uncommon: Finding Your Path to Significance, which challenges young players to make a positive difference, to be uncommon in their world. His third is a children's book, entitled, "You Can Do It," published by Simon & Schuster.
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Reggie Dabbs has traveled the world speaking to high school students. His humor, energy, talent and experience combine to provide the perfect balance as host for Tony Dungy’s Red Zone. Reggie's interest in building young men of quality, who will rock their world, brings focus and motivation to this event. Take a look at Reggie's intro on this site. Just click on the videos tab at the top of this page, and click on Reggie's Promo. OR, if you're a big You Tube fan, you can catch Reggie at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbayNbeWSdU . |
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 Subject of the New York Times Best Seller Season of Life and former NFL All Pro Lineman, Joe Ehrmann is a crusader for high school athletes with a purpose. He provides inspiration and challenge, and still has first hand experience with high school football. He continues as a volunteer defensive coach for the powerhouse Gilman High football team in Maryland, perennial contenders for the State Championship. His message is simple: Build athletes first as people living for others, then as players. You can learn more about Joe's Coach For America efforts at www.coachforamerica.com. |
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 Behind the scenes of Championship teams are strength and conditioning coaches who help players improve their endurance, their power, their speed and quickness. Coach Jon Torine has been the strength and conditioning coach to Super Bowl Champions and takes great pride in the details that help each player develop their full potential. He has helped players succeed “clean,” without the use of steroids and other drugs. His tips on nutrition and conditioning will be invaluable to young athletes. |
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 Michael Irvin - Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame Wide receiver
Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2007 for 12 stellar years with the Dallas Cowboys. He has 750 career receptions for over 11,900 yards, with three Super Bowl appearances compiling over 250 yards on 16 receptions. A 5-time Pro Bowler and 1-time first-team All-Pro, Michael was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the first round (11th overall) in the 1988 draft. He currently hosts both radio and television programs in the Dallas market and syndicated nationally. |
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