We are joined by former NFL cornerback Troy Vincent. He was drafted by the Dolphins 7th overall out of Wisconsin in the 1992 NFL Draft. He also played for the Eagles, Bills and Redskins during his 15-year career. He was a 5X Pro Bowler, an All-Pro, and both a Walter Payton and Bart Starr man of the year award winner. He is currently the Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the NFL. Most importantly he is a follower of Jesus, a husband, a father of five.

Questions We Discuss:

-What have you enjoyed most about the the NFL season?

-Considering you're a former defensive player, what do you think about the huge offensive numbers so far this year?

-The rule changes and an emphasis on safety have created plenty of discussions and you've been involved in those conversations, but what has your perspective been and what has been most encouraging to you based on what you've seen on the field?

-Your role day to day with the NFL and how that fits into your deeply personal commitment to bringing values, passion, and character to American football.

-Your faith and character is important to you, so in what ways has your faith been tested recently and what have you been learning about yourself and God?

-You say: My purpose is to help others realize their passion and assist the next generation of advocates in finding their voice. What does that mean and how does your faith drive that mission?

-Troy is a national leader and advocate against domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse, and has a commitment to LEADERSHIP OVER VIOLENCE. What are some initiatives you're working on right now or efforts that you're seeing have great impact?

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