Santa Fe (Florida) hires the former NFL Earnest Graham player as a major trainer – ON3

The Santa Fe Raiders Fight welcomes the former NFL, who is going Bearest Graham as their chief trainer for the 2025 season. Graham will be the fourth head coach of the Florida High School team since 2022 and hope for his success.

As he mentioned with noah RAM on Gainesville Sun, Santa Fe’s opening provides the best opportunity for Graham to help young men succeed. The running back, who played in nine seasons of NFL, was also impressed by the school’s football community and its facilities.

Before joining Santa Fe High School, Graham was an offensive coordinator of Gainesville Hi. This is another role that strengthened his status as a football legend in Florida. Coaching with Florida teammate Gaters Ian Scott, Gainesville improved with one victory in 2022 and 2023 to five wins last year.

Earnest Graham will take over a team that won only two games from 2021. Raiders ended with a record of 1-9 under the head coach Joe Shimanski in the 2022-23 season. Two years later, Giovante Hayes trainer of Santa Fe to the same record.

Santa Fe’s last winning season came in 2015-16, ending 8-4 records under Bill Wills. In the meantime, Raiders won the 3A 3A national championship in 1991, defeating Haines City 41-7. Three years later, Santa Fe took home 4A state title by defeating Wales 25-6.

The game and coaching career of Earnest Graham

Graham’s football in Florida High School football began when he won the 1997 football award for Mariner High School. In addition to this recognition, he was also a parade magazine All-American.

Graham finished his football career in high school with 5 710 yards and 86 touchdowns. These numbers prompted the Florida High School Athletic Association to include it among the list “100 most big players in the first 100 years” in 2007.

Born in Naples, who goes back, continued his football career with Florida Gators, where he became a member of the All-SEC of the second team in 2001. Graham was also a member of the 1999 All-Freshman team.

As he diverted in 2003, the bucks in Tampa Bay signed him. Buccaneers were the only NFL team he played for, ranked on 2,047 fast yards and 15 touchdowns in nine seasons.

After his career in the game, Graham used his football knowledge to transform the football program of the North Fort Myers. From a record 0-10, before taking over, the Red Knights became the .500 team in their first three seasons and ended an unbeaten start in 2017.

After his northern Fort Myers withdraws, Erner Graham trains for Cape Coral high school. He then transferred to the Evangelical Christian and Woodward Academy, where he was the coach of his son Miles Graham. The younger Graham followed his father’s footsteps by playing football at Gators College.