Brad is the Founder and Director of Pro Players Business Network LLC. Launched in 2016,
the PPBN is the only business networking site created for former NFL players by a former NFL
player himself.
Brad manages a PPBN membership of over 15,000 retired NFL players, produces a monthly
PPBN newsletter. The PPBN provides a platform for former players to promote themselves, develop their brand, and support their business ventures.
Brad’s goal has always been to build a trusted business network and provide PPBN members
resources, business opportunities, and equitable financial compensation for their time and efforts.
PPBN provides opportunities for former players to be more visible in the public arena through
corporate speaking events, paid appearances, and product endorsements.
Brad is an NFL historian and curator of an extensive network of NFL players and coaches.
Brad feels every former NFL player has a powerful story to tell, no matter the number of years they
played. I have heard so many incredible journeys of former players who are now doing amazing
things!
Brad was an 8th round selection (219th overall pick) in the 1990 NFL draft by the Denver
Broncos. Brad played center for the New Orleans Saints (1990–1991, 1993) and the Detroit
Lions (1992). A series of back injuries derailed Brad’s career and forced him to retire in 1993.
Before his NFL career, Brad was a three-year starter at the University of Southern California
Brad was first-team All-PAC10, honorable mention All-American his senior year and played in
three consecutive Rose Bowls.
Brad played center for two USC quarterback legends, Rodney Peete and Todd Marinovich. In
1989, Brad earned the distinguished Gloomy Gus Award during the USC season. Brad played in the
1989 Senior Bowl, a showcase for top NFL prospects. During his three seasons at USC, Brad
contributed to a combined team record of 27-8-1. Brad was voted one of the best centers in USC
Brad is the proud son of former NFL player and coach Earl Leggett, who played for the Chicago
Bears, Los Angeles Rams, and the New Orleans Saints. When Brad played for the Saints, he and
his father became the first father and son duo in New Orleans Saints history.
Earl was a highly respected NFL Player and coach. Earl was a first-round draft pick for the
Chicago Bears in 1957, played 12 seasons, and coached for 25 years.
Earl played defensive tackle/ defensive end and was a member of the famed Monsters of the
Midway defense that led the Bears to the 1963 NFL championship.
Brad, born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, is a successful entrepreneur. Brad has produced two
infomercials, built a web-based affiliate marketing program, owned and operated a nutrition
education business with seven locations, owned a sports nutrition company, and launched Pro