Andrew Whitworth

Andrew Whitworth, a Super Bowl LVI winner, is a 4-time Pro Bowl, 3-time All-Pro former Left Tackle who retired in March 2022. The highlight of his enduring 16-season career came when he became the first player in NFL history to start a game at Left Tackle at the age of 40, and one of only 12 starters in NFL history to defeat all 32 NFL teams. His crucial role in the LA Rams' Super Bowl LVI victory against his former team, the Cincinnati Bengals, crowned his career, marking his first Super Bowl win.

Whitworth was also named the 2021 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, an endorsement of his volunteer and charity work in tandem with his football prowess. This award, given for his significant contributions to various communities across the U.S., marked his nomination for four consecutive seasons. His recognition did not stop there, as he was also a recipient of the NFLPA Alan Page Community Award in 2019. Known for being a 14x Team Captain, Whitworth is celebrated for his leadership, passion, and unwavering support of his teammates in all circumstances.

Off the field, Whitworth is a dedicated philanthropist, having founded the BigWhit 77 Foundation. His philanthropic efforts include a significant $250K donation to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank during the COVID-19 pandemic. Residing with his wife Melissa and their children, Whitworth enjoys family time, golfing, and maintaining an active lifestyle. Following his retirement, he joined Amazon's Thursday Night Football crew as an analyst, contributing to pregame, halftime, and postgame coverage. As he navigates his post-professional career, Whitworth continues to engage in activities that keep him in excellent shape and allow him to pursue his passion for helping others.