Hannibal Navies

Veteran NFL athlete Hannibal Navies is the Founder and CEO of 360 Sports Academy, LLC. Hannibal Carter Navies is a Bay Area native born in Berkeley CA. In high school Navies was an All-American track and football standout which gained him a full athletic scholarship to play linebacker at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Navies went on to have an outstanding career at Colorado becoming team captain and was voted defensive MVP twice. Earning All Big 12 honors his junior and senior years, Navies was drafted into the NFL in 1999 to the Carolina Panthers where Navies fulfilled his dream of being an NFL starter. Navies played with the Green Bay Packers, Cincinnati Bengals, and the San Francisco 49ers. Navies retired in 2008 after a nine year career as a 49er and began to explore other opportunities off the field.

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Ray Lewis

15-Year NFL Veteran
11-Time Pro Bowl Starter
9-Time AP All-Pro
2-Time NFL Defensive Player of the Year
Ranked 18th on all time NFL Player List
Considered one of the greatest linebackers of all times

Terrell Davis

7-Year NFL Veteran
2-Time Pro Bowl Selection
Denver Broncos All-Time Leading Rusher
Super Bowl XXXII MVP
2-Time Super Bowl Champion, Denver Broncos

Antonio Freeman

10-year NFL Veteran & Pro Bowler
LEad Green Bay Packaers ini receiving catches and yards 4- years & the NFL in total receiving catches and yards
Holds 9 Green Bay Packers play-off records
Member of Super Bowl XXXI Championship Team
Holds Super Bowl Record for longest reception
ESPY Award winner 2004 – 2005 for greatest catch in history of Monday Night Football
Freeman & Brett Farve combined for 57 touches, ranking 5th on all time list
Member, Packers Hall of Fame

Tony Jones

13- Year NFL Veteran
2-Time Super Bowl Champion with Denver Broncos
Ranked one of the top Offensive Tackles in NFL History
Offensive Player of the Year Honors
3-Time Pro Bowl selection
Selected to All-Madden First Team
Recipient of NFL Unsung Hero Award

Donovin Darius

10-Year NFL Veteran
Led Jacksonville Jaguars in tackles for seven years
All-time leading tackler in Jaquar history
8-Year Player Representative for NFL Players Association (NFLPA)
4-Year Vice President & Executive Committee Member NFLPA
Al Rookie Team selection

JR Redmond

7-Year NFL Veteran
Super Bowl XXXVI Championship with New England Patriots
Hiesman Trophy and Doak Walker Finalist
Lead the game winning drive in Super Bowl XXXVI

Bobby Hamilton

15 – Year NFL Veteran
2 – Time Super Bowl Champion, New England Patriots
All Decade Team for New England Patriots
Lead the NFL in tackles for Defensive Line in 2000
Unsung Hero Award recipient for New York Jets & New England Patriots
Received Jim Plunkett award in 2004 with Oakland Raiders
All time sack leader Southern Mississippi

Travis Crittenden

Travis spent the last 8 years training some of the most elite athletes in the world under the tutelage of Chip Smith, one of the founding fathers of modern day sports performance training.

Trained 80+ men currently on NFL rosters
Developed & Coaches for 11- Pro Bowlers
5- year career in professional football
USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Coach

Doc Patton

2 – time Olympian
Currently ranked 6th fastest man in the world
2 – time World Champion
2004 Olympic Silver Medalist, 2008 Olympic finalist, 2007 Pan-American Games Silver and Bronze Medalist, 2003 World Outdoor Games Silver Medalist, 2003 US Outdoor Gold MEdalist
10 All-American Honors

DJ Shockley

2005 – Most Valuable Player in SEC Championship Game – Georgia vs. LSU
2005 – Ranked #1 in the SEC for total touchdowns in a season
Ranks 1st All-time in University of Georgia football history in overall career passing efficiency rating
4 – years in the NFL as a Quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons
1- Year in UFL as a Quarterback for the Omaha Nighthawks
Presently an on-air postgame analyst for Sports Radio 790 The Zone

Deon Grant

12 – Year NFL Veteran (Carolina Panthers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Seattle Seahawks, and New York Giants)
Member of the 1998 undefeated, 13-0, University of Tennessee Volunteers National Championship team
1999- Awarded All-American and All-SEC honors in his junior season for the Tennessee Volunteers
1999 – Recipient of Atlanta Touchdown Club
1999 – Finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award
2001 – Helped the Carolina Panthers defense tie for third in the NFL and set a team single-season record with 24 interceptions. Team’s 36 takeaways tied for the second-highest total in team history, equaling the 1995 total.
2002 – Earned first-career NFC Defensive Player of the Week honors as a Carolina Panther on September 22, 2002
1- Time Super Bowl XLVI Champion with New York Giants