Brian Westbrook

Brian Westbrook spent eight seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles and was a two-time All Pro running back. Westbrook is the franchises’ all-time leader in yards from scrimmage (9,785) and touches (1,734). He also ranks second in Philadelphia’s record books in rushing yards (5,995), while ranking third in total touchdowns (68), receptions (426), rushing touchdowns (37), rushing attempts (1,308) and rushing average (4.6 yards per carry). Westbrook also holds the Eagles all-time single-season records in both total yards from scrimmage (2,104 in 2007) and receptions (90 in 2007).

Westbrook helped the Eagles reach the playoffs six times and the NFC Championship Game four times. In 2015, he was inducted into the Eagles’ Hall of Fame. Westbrook attended Villanova where he was a two-time CAA offensive player of the year and the recipient of the Walter Payton Award in 2001. He is an investor and member of SeventySix Capital’s Athlete Venture Group, and broadcasts on 97.5’s The Fanatic’s Eagles Coverage as well as The Lefkoe Show on Bleacher Report. He appears on First Things First on Fox Sports 1 weekly.

Brian started The Brian Westbrook Foundation which serves underprivileged youth, offering them the opportunity to enrich their financial knowledge, leadership skills and life skills through character and vocational training. He also built the Westbrook Horse Farm, which is in the process of transitioning to the home for the Brian Westbrook Foundation. He resides in Brooklyn, NY with his wife and 3 children.