Posted: 5:33 p.m. EDT Jun 10, 2019
Former NFL Player Explains Why He Traded The Field For The Classroom
John Urschel was once a lineman for the Baltimore Ravens. He's now a math professor at MIT.
Former NFL Player Explains Why He Traded The Field For The Classroom
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