Husband, father, San Francisco 49ers President of Football Operations/General Manager, Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2021 and Super Bowl XXXVII Champion
Proud to launch our FIRST rebranded “Unbreakable: A Mental WEALTH Podcast” today with the architect of the @49ers#SuperBowl team, Hall Of Famer @JohnLynch49ers in a two-part podcast.
He shares inspirational stories, tools of building a winner, oh and some hilarious stories that haven’t been shared before. Every week we will have on leaders from all different fields to share how they’ve built themselves up from the inside out to lift, inspire and overcome. No better way to kick it off with Lynch.
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Arik is so deserving of this. He and his wife Mindy are tireless in their efforts to make our communities in the Bay Area and in Sacramento better places.
“A zip code should not define student opportunity.”
For all he's done and continues to do for youth in both Sacramento & the Bay Area, we are proud to announce @arikarmstead as our nominee for the @Nationwide Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award for the fourth-straight year.
The 49ers thank the heroes among us, our family members, friends, and colleagues for their service to our country. Your courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
#VeteransDay | #SaluteToService
This was the man my Dad - from Chicago - used to show me NFL Films clips of. He was and remains a legend. I had an opportunity to see and visit with him in Canton a couple of months back and will treasure that forever. He carried an aura that the greats do. RIP 🙏
On this Memorial Day thank you to those heroes who “gave up their yesterday’s so that we can enjoy our tomorrow’s.” Thanks to those in our Military that paid the ultimate sacrifice for our Nation so that we can enjoy the freedoms of our great country. 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏
Experience. Wisdom. Caring. All shared by these men who are invested in making the NFL better & more inclusive. With NFL media communications VPs Artis Twyman (Rams), Peter John-Baptiste (Browns), Corry Rush (49ers), Ted Crews (Chiefs) following our panel at the @BlackSportsBiz.
Bill Leavy was a really good man. He was passionate about his craft; an excellent Official and Supervisor and teacher of Officials and Teams on the rules. He always had a smile and was a tremendous communicator. He will be missed by all of us at @49ers .
I’m saddened to hear this. Bill Leavy, who lived in San Jose, was around the #49ers a lot over the past decade in his role as a supervisor of NFL officials.
He was a kind man whom I got to know well. I valued our frequent interactions. My condolences go out to his family.