Lorenzo Neal is the preeminent fullback in the league today and an NFL journeyman. Neal has played with the Chargers, Saints, Bucs, Titans and Bengals. Neal was an All-American wrestler at Fresno State before being drafted by the Saints. Neal is committed to this cause to honor his sister, Denise, who he lost tragically last year to breast cancer. Lorenzo and his wife, Denisha have one son, Lorenzo and twin daughters, Nylya and Mia.

Eric Allen is an ESPN Analyst and 14 year NFL Veteran who played cornerback for the Eagles, Saints and Raiders and retired with 54 interceptions. A Point Loma grad who went on to Arizona State, Allen was drafted in the second round by the Eagles. Allen lost his beloved Grandmother to cancer when he was thirteen and the Allen Family is committed to fighting this devastating disease. Eric and his wife, Lynn have four boys, Austin, Hunter, Jordan and Noah and reside in Point Loma.

Legedu Naanee
In Legedu Naanee, the Chargers have a versatile athlete that can play wide receiver, tight end and fullback and make things happen whenever he has the ball in his hands. Last year, Naanee focused on playing wide receiver, while also ranking as one of the squad's top special teams players. He came on with his best performances late in the season and caught his first-ever NFL touchdown pass in the Bolts' AFC Divisional Playoff game in Pittsburgh

Earl Campbell
Inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 1991, he began his career as a running back at the University of Texas. Campbell won the 1977 Heisman Trophy as the nation's most outstanding college football player. He joined the NFL's Houston Oilers as a first round draft selection in 1978 and was named the American Football Conference player of the year by United Press International. Since retiring from football, Earl is the President of Earl Campbell Meat Products in Austin, Texas and still actively participates in University of Texas Athletics.