Drew Bledsoe

A 14-year NFL veteran and 3-time Pro Bowler, Drew Bledsoe played a pivotal role in rebuilding the New England Patriots during his 9 seasons with the team. Notably, he led the Patriots to multiple postseason playoffs, a Super Bowl appearance, and won the division twice. His performance, highlighted by setting NFL records for passing attempts in a single season (691 in 1994) and in a single game against the Vikings in 1994 with 70 attempts and 45 completions, was crucial in leading the Patriots to their first playoff appearance in 8 years. His contributions were recognized when he was inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame in 2011.

After retiring from professional football, Bledsoe became a captivating public speaker, frequently engaging his audiences on the importance of making responsible decisions, a theme prevalent in his book "Make the Right Call." He also explored his entrepreneurial side in 2007 when he and his wife opened the Bledsoe Family Winery. Beyond his business ventures, Bledsoe values his family highly and has coached his sons' football teams, emphasizing the importance of family and community involvement in his speeches.

Drew Bledsoe is dedicated to making a positive impact beyond the football field. He founded the Drew Bledsoe Foundation to promote responsible parenting and active community involvement. Through his foundation, Bledsoe supports his parents’ non-profit, "Parenting with Dignity," which aims to empower parents and caregivers to foster independence and responsibility in their children. His presentations often inspire audiences to invest in youth and give back to their communities, aligning with his core values of determination, sincerity, and loyalty.