Donald Driver

Donald Driver is a former NFL wide receiver who transitioned from a Super Bowl champion to a motivational speaker and author, sharing his experiences on and off the field. After being drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the seventh round of the 1999 NFL Draft as the 213th overall pick, Donald Driver went on to spend his entire 14-season career with the team. An accomplished collegiate athlete, Driver concluded his Alcorn State University football career with 88 receptions for 1,993 yards and qualified for the 1996 Olympic Field Trials in high jump with 7 ft 6.5 in. He quickly became a starter for the Packers, consistently achieving over 1,000 receiving yards in multiple seasons, setting a single-game record with 191 receiving yards in 2006, and recording a career-high 92 receptions in the 2006 season.

He has also penned three children’s books and saw his health and fitness guide, ‘The 3D Body Revolution,’ become a #1 new release on Amazon in 2017. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Driver established the Donald Driver Foundation in 2001, dedicated to supporting ill children with hospital bills, providing housing for the homeless, and contributing to local charities. Since 2014, the Foundation’s Donald Driver Driven To Achieve Awards have distributed over $1 million to recipients, highlighting his ongoing commitment to community impact. Driver continues to share his inspirational journey and insights as a highly sought-after motivational speaker, drawing on his experiences as a Super Bowl champion and a celebrated public figure.