10 NFL Players With The Most Inspirational Stories On How They Made It…



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Every sports fan loves a good underdog. At certain times in our lives, we’ve all felt defeated…incapable of accomplishing a specific goal we set out to achieve.

But several of our favorite NFL players have reminded us time and time again that life is not about whether we get knocked down. Rather, it’s about whether we get back up.

Here are 10 NFL players with the most inspirational stories on how they made it .

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48 thoughts on “10 NFL Players With The Most Inspirational Stories On How They Made It…”

  1. Wow these stories were so sad I mean damn to go through what they went through I wouldn't be able to do it so props to them for persevering and fighting their way through their horrible beginnings this shows that all of us humans can come from not so great circumstances and be great at any profession that you are pursuing as a career.

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  2. Josh Allen's story is quite impressive. It doesn't include so much tragedy's per say, but it does include a lot of impressive advancement through his college years.

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  3. All though he is not liked now, I feel like Antonio brown should be on this list. When he was 10 his dad abandoned him, he had to play every position on his high school football team, got kicked out of his house by his mom when he was a senior, was homeless for years until he got only one college scholarship, got drafted in the sixth round, and became one of the greatest receivers in NFL history. Problems would occur later with him after his CTE injury but nobody can deny his story isn’t inspiring.

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  4. Warwick Dunn also had a tough childhood. His mother was killed while working as a security guard in Baton Rouge, leaving him to raise his 6 younger siblings. We went on to play for the Bucs and Falcons, but once he retired, he's been working to build houses for the poor in Atlanta, BR, Tampa, and Tallahassee. He was one of the first Falcons I really watched, so now that I live in Baton Rouge myself, he's easily one of my all time favorite players.

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  5. Mathew had or still has a Mary Jane problem. He could have won the Heisman Trophy at LSU had he not smoked weed. It wasnt his 1st offense that got him into trouble, it was his 3rd that got him suspended. He also got busted with some other college standout at the time, Jefferson.
    They were at Tyrans apartment and had a knock on the door. Now what I heard was Jordan opened the door and there were a couple of cops standing there infront of him. Now it wouldnt have been bad had he not been hold a bag of weed. So as quickly he opened the door is about how quickly he shut it and threw the weed to Mathew.
    But that damage was already done. I am so glad that he made it to the NFL after that.

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  6. Ummmm how about Eric Berry getting diagnosed with cancer and then beating it and coming back to play? Or James Connor getting chemo treatments, throwing up and then going to practice in college right after that? You guys missed out on 2 big ones

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  7. Obviously J Jacobs story ends awesomely, I mean buying his Dad a house after everything that man and family went through is a good thing to hear about and along with some of the other stories is just good to hear! The Cupp story is just as awesome in its own way! To hear about a couple being so loyal and for his wife to love him and believe in him like that is just something that is very rare this day and age. Just finding someone loyal to you is hard enough these days, but to hear how she sacrificed her future to allow him to chase his dream is nice! Icing on the cake that she was rewarded and I'm sure now lives very comfortably and seems to have no reason to regret her decision!

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  8. There is the story of someone who went to a community college before a major university finally accepted him and then unexpectedly slid down to 24th overall (but ended up exactly where he belonged!), played 2 years behind a hall of Fame quarterback, then unfortunately suffered unfair ridicule from some who should have been supporting him, then suffered through years of bad coaching and lacking key components to get him even a second Super Bowl ring (which hopefully will finally happen in 2023!),…

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