133 : NFL Pro Interview : Eddie Whitley
Eddie Whitley played college football at Virginia Tech University. During his time (2008-2011) at VT, he played in 54 games, and started 28 total. He started his career playing Special Teams, and then moved into the starting free safety role. He totaled 189 tackles, six tackles for loss, four interceptions, twelve pass deflections, and forced three fumbles. He has declared entry for the 2012 NFL Draft, and is projected to either be a seventh round or undrafted free agent. He could become a key Special Teamer.
128 : NFL Pro Interview : Ryan Davis
Ryan Davis played college football in the MEAC at Bethune Cookman University. He was recruited to play TE at BCU, but ended up making the switch to defensive end/outside linebacker. During his four year career, he totaled he was there, he totaled 190 tackles, 44.5 tackles for loss, 24.5 sacks, and forced twelve fumbles. During his senior season, he was nominated to be the MEAC Defensive Player of the Year. He is entering the 2012 NFL Draft, and projected to go in the mid-rounds. Click ‘Read More’ to check out the interview.
122 : NFL Pro Interview : Jordan Bernstine
Jordan Bernstine played college football at the University of Iowa. He totaled 108 tackles, 1 interception, 3 TFLs in his entire career at Iowa. He had 30 KR for 713 yards and also compiled 83 tackles during his star-studded senior season. He is entering the 2012 NFL Draft, projected as a late-round selection or to go through undrafted. Bernstine is trying to separate himself from the other safeties in this class and and has already worked out for Patriots, Eagles, 49ers, and Raiders. Go ahead and click the ‘Read More’.
25 : NFL Pro Interview : Cliff Avril
Cliff Avril attended Purdue and played in games all four years. During his senior season at Purdue, he had 40 tackles, 6 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 3 pass deflections, and 1 interception returned for 43 yards and a TD. He entered the 2008 NFL Draft, and was selected in the 3rd round, 92nd overall by the Detroit Lions. Since he’s been in the NFL, he’s tallied 30 sacks, 12 pass deflections, and 14 forced fumbles. He recently received the team’s franchise tag.
116 : NFL Pro Interview : Cord Parks
Cord Parks played college football at Northeastern University. He totaled 171 tackles and 12 pass deflections throughout his collegiate carer. He also participated and ran track at Northeastern too. He entered the 2009 NFL Draft, but went undrafted. He signed with the St. Louis Rams. He has been a member of the Seattle Seahawks and Minnesota Vikings also. In the end of 2011, he signed with the New Orléans Saints.
112 : NFL Pro Interview : Reggie Jones
Reggie Jones played college football at Idaho and Portland State. He entered the 2009 NFL Draft, but went undrafted. He signed a free agent contract with the New Orleans Saints. He was placed on IR after getting injured in camp. In 2010, he signed with the Redskins and was on the team for preseason. In 2011, he signed with the Vikings Practice Squad, and recently signed a future/reserve contract.
110 : NFL Pro Interview : Nick Bellore
Nick Bellore played college ball at Central Michigan. After going undrafted in 2011, he trained on his own throughout the entire NFL Lockout. He signed with the Jets for Training Camp and ended up making their final 53-man roster. He is one of their key Special Teamers, and totaled 19 tackles during his rookie season. Click ‘Read More’ to check out the interview! Read more 
109 : NFL Pro Interview : Jason Babin
Jason Babin was a member of the Tennessee Titans in 2010, and earned his first Pro Bowl appearance after a 12.5 sack season. In the 2011 offseason, he signed a 5-year, $28 million contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. This season he had a career high 18 sacks and earned another Pro Bowl birth. Click ‘Read More’ to check out the interview! Read more
96 : NFL Pro Interview : Nate Ness
Nate Ness played college football at Arizona during 2007 and 2008 after playing JuCo at El Camino College where he recorded 19 interceptions and 8 touchdowns. He totaled 97 tackles and 7 interceptions while at Arizona. He entered the 2009 NFL Draft, but went undrafted. He has been a member of numerous teams. Read more
83 : NFL Draft Interview : Deunta Williams
Deunta Williams played college football at University of North Carolina. He totaled 188 tackles and 12 interceptions during his collegiate career. He didn’t get to play during his senior season in college due to an NCAA rule violation. He entered the 2011 NFL Draft, but gave up his opportunity to play for a team due to an injury.
59 : NFL Pro Interview : Shaun Smith
Shaun Smith played college football at South Carolina. He entered the 2003 NFL Draft, but went undrafted. He signed with the Dallas Cowboys and was a member of their practice squad. Throughout his career, he has played for the Saints, Bengals, Browns, Lions, and with the Chiefs. In 2011, he signed with the Tennessee Titans. He posted 25 tackles, 1 sack, and 2 STFs this past year.
53 : NFL Pro Interview : Erik Coleman
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Strauss : Why do you use twitter?
Coleman : Twitter allows me to have closer interactions with our fans… It lets them see another side of me they don’t get to see watching the games on Sundays.
Strauss : What was your plan if football never worked out for you?
Coleman : I went to college thinking I was going to be an FBI agent, but if I wouldn’t have earned a scholarship to college I would definitely be a marine!
Strauss : Who was your childhood star?
Coleman : Jerry Rice! I was born in northern California and San Francisco was winning super bowls when j got into football, so it was a natural fit. Why?
Strauss : What is your favorite TV Show?
Coleman : My wife and I have a couple if favorites, “Modern Family and “The Gates”. I love comedy and vampires!
Strauss : What is your favorite type of pie?
Coleman : Coconut Cream Pie.
Strauss : What would your last meal on earth be?
Coleman : My wife’s pasta, a porterhouse steak and a glass of red wine. And, dessert would be my grandmother’s German chocolate cake.
Strauss : How long have you played football?
Coleman : I started playing flag football in the 3rd grade…
Strauss : Did you play any other sports in high school?
Coleman : In high school I played basketball, baseball and as a senior I ran track…
Strauss : What is a memory you share with a sport besides football?
Coleman : Playing basketball I got the opportunity to play against a lot of now NBA players
Strauss : What was the most important thing you learned at Washington State that has helped you in the NFL?
Coleman : I played against the best competition in the country! Shout out to the PAC-10!
Strauss : Who was your best buddy from Washington State?
Coleman : My best friend at Washington State was and is currently the Arizona Cardinals safety, Hamza Abdullah…
Strauss : What was the best memory you had with that player?
Coleman : Winning two PAC 10 titles and definitely playing in the Rose Bowl!
Strauss : What is your favorite memory from Washington State?
Coleman : Winning the PAC 10 title during my junior year was huge. But, I have a lot of great memories from playing at Wazzu!!
Strauss : What was your draft day experience like?
Coleman : It was nerve-racking and very exciting!
Strauss : When were you expecting to get drafted?
Coleman : I was expected to be a 4th or 5th round pick.
Strauss : What was going through your mind when you were drafted?
Coleman : I was drafted in the 5th round and it was amazing! A dream come true!!
Strauss : What is your favorite memory of the NFL?
Coleman : How excited I was for my first game!
Strauss : What is your favorite memory from the Jets?
Coleman : Beating San Diego in the playoffs my rookie year. It was first taste of post season play and a huge win.
Strauss : What was the hardest part of the transition between the Jets to the Falcons?
Coleman : I would say finding your fit within the team. I spent four years in New York playing a certain role and I had to re-establish myself in Atlanta… It’s been great though.
Strauss : What is your favorite memory from the Falcons?
Coleman : My favorite memory as a Falcon was surprising everyone outside our organization and making the playoffs.
Strauss : Do you have a nickname?
Coleman : I have several; EC, E Cole, Eazy, and my favorite Hubby (from my wife of course). I get a new nickname on every team I go to.
Strauss : What is your favorite charity?
Coleman : After School All Stars. They help keep kids out of trouble, while teaching them responsibility and things they can use when they are adults.
Strauss : Why should people donate?
Coleman : The kids are the future… You should always donate, if not money, time. There is always someone who is worse off than you.
Strauss : If you could describe yourself as any ice cream flavor, what would you be and why?
Coleman : Rocky Road! I’m as smooth as chocolate,I’m little nuts, but I have a soft side to me. Lol
Strauss : What is your favorite quote?
Coleman : “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens you.”
Strauss : For someone aspiring to play in the NFL, what’s the best advice you can give?
Coleman : First of all, always believe in yourself. Outwork everyone and have a back up plan… That’s advice for whatever you want to do in life.
Strauss : Is there anything you want to tell your fans that I have not asked?
Coleman : I am living a dream! I am truly blessed and I love my family!!
Strauss : Thank you for your time!!
Coleman : The pleasure was all mine! Good luck bro!
Max Strauss
