Joe Ehrmann has a great message, one that our coaches and young people really need to hear. He presents in a very straightforward way what it means to be a good man and a good teammate. He has had a tremendous impact on our team, helping us to develop championship men, on and off the field.

I strongly support and endorse Joe Ehrmann and what he stands for. He is a man with a servant's heart. Joe did a great job speaking to our team and his message about relationships, commitment, love and integrity needs to be heard.

Joe Ehrmann delivers a powerful message with great credibility - he is a person who has lived it and helps others from his own experiences. He touches young and old alike. I'm a better coach since hearing Joe speak.

Joe's message about service and love for others made a profound impact on our coaches and student-atheletes. I have great respect for Joe Ehrmann, not because of his standout NFL career, but because he understands what really counts in life - what we do today for others to make this world a better place.

Joe Ehrmann is an example to all of us about what it really means to be a man. A true gentle giant, his message about transforming boys to men and girls to women is critical and timely. He has studied the core of our societal problems and identified how parents, teachers, coaches and leaders can have a transforming impact on our youth. No one has a bigger heart for people.

Joe's message impacted me and our football team in a very positive way. We are still talking about authentic relationships and belonging to a cause bigger than you - principles to help any organization to be successful whether high school, college, or the NFL.

Joe's perspective of coaching is refreshing and his belief that a coach's primary responsibility is the character, moral and social development of his players is a message we often lose sight of because of society's emphasis on wins and losses. The seminar helped me clarify why I coach, the role I play as a coach and the impact I have on my players. His message is important and beneficial for all coaches.

Joe's presentation to the football players, coaches and parents at our All-Star Bowl week was powerful and relevant. In today's society our young men are bombarded with false messages about what constitutes a true man. We must educate them so we don't lose a generation.