Brandon Siler
Brandon Siler is the Founder and President of Legacy Pro Sports and hails from Daytona Beach, FL. He attended Evans High School before receiving a football scholarship from the University of Florida, where he majored in Criminology. Brandon earned SEC Freshman of the Year in his first season with the Gators and was the Captain for the 2006 National Championship Team, receiving second-team All-SEC and third-team All-American honors from the Associated Press.
After being drafted by the San Diego Chargers, Brandon played instrumental roles at linebacker and on special teams for four seasons. He then played an additional two seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs. Upon retirement from the NFL, Brandon worked in consulting with Cemex before transitioning to the next phase of his career.
While applying for NFL Disability Benefits himself, Brandon came to realize the difficulties and intricacies involved in the process and set out to do something about it. In founding Legacy Pro Sports, Brandon aimed to create a hand-in-glove business that listens to the issues former professional athletes face and vigorously acts in their best interest.
Today, Legacy Pro Sports counts 5,000+ former athletes helped and $200M+ in benefits secured.