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Ryan Harris has transitioned from Super Bowl Champion NFL athlete to a sought-after motivational speaker and sports analyst.
Super Bowl Champion Ryan Harris became the official Brand Ambassador for Carrier Colorado.
Ryan Harris works closely with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.
Ryan Harris works closely with Wish of a Lifetime.
Ryan Harris is a Director of the Notre Dame Monogram Club.
Ryan Harris has served as a keynote speaker for Google.
Ryan Harris has served as a keynote speaker for Microsoft.
Ryan Harris has served as a keynote speaker for Lululemon.
Ryan Harris has served as a keynote speaker for Ball Corporation.
Ryan Harris has served as a keynote speaker for Wells Fargo.
Ryan Harris has served as a keynote speaker for Chase.
Ryan Harris has served as a keynote speaker for RBC.
Ryan Harris works as an analyst for select NFL games on Westwood One.
Ryan Harris is an on-air host at KKSE-FM radio.
Ryan Harris joined Engage Presents virtually, discussing his career journey and leadership insights.
Ryan Harris, born on March 11, 1985, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, established himself as a prominent Football offensive tackle in the National Football League (NFL). His career began with a strong foundation in high school football and wrestling at Cretin-Derham Hall High School in St. Paul, Minnesota. He further honed his skills during his college career at Notre Dame, where he was a heavily recruited athletic talent and a four-season starter at offensive tackle. This early dedication laid the groundwork for a successful professional career spanning multiple NFL teams and culminating in a Super Bowl victory.
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the third round of the 2007 NFL draft, Harris quickly made an impact, demonstrating his ability to protect quarterbacks like Jay Cutler. His NFL journey included stints with the Philadelphia Eagles, Houston Texans, Kansas City Chiefs, and a remarkable three separate tenures with the Denver Broncos. A significant career highlight was his contribution to the Denver Broncos winning Super Bowl 50 in 2016, where they defeated the Carolina Panthers. After a 10-year professional career, Harris announced his retirement from football on March 3, 2017.
Beyond his playing career, Harris has transitioned into roles that leverage his experience and leadership. He now works as an analyst for select NFL games on Westwood One and as an on-air host at KKSE-FM radio. He is also a motivational speaker, sharing lessons learned throughout his NFL career with various audiences, including major corporations like Google, Microsoft, Lululemon, Ball Corporation, Wells Fargo, Chase, and RBC. His commitment to community is evident through his work with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and Wish of a Lifetime, as well as his role as a Director of the Notre Dame Monogram Club.
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