NFL Legend Terrell Davis Embraces New Role at Colorado State University

Fort Collins, CO – Former Denver Broncos star and NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Davis has taken on a new challenge, not on the football field but in an advisory role at Colorado State University. Announced on Thursday, Davis has joined the CSU Rams community as a “Rambassador,” stepping into the school’s Presidential Executive in Residence program which aims to connect students with seasoned professionals across various industries.

In his new role, Davis will not only be present at the Rams’ home football games but will also extend his expertise across all 16 sports programs at CSU. His responsibilities will include working directly with coaches and athletes, giving lectures in classes, engaging with the media, participating in university events, and assisting in fundraising efforts.

Reflecting on his new duties, Davis expressed his commitment to giving back to the Colorado community – a place he considers home. “Colorado is my home, and over the years I’ve been looking for the right opportunity to give back to this state that has given me so much,” Davis said.

“Joining the CSU Rams as a Rambassador felt just right. It’s a tremendous opportunity to influence young people and be actively involved in shaping the future of this vibrant academic and athletic community.”

Although a University of Georgia alum, Davis shared his affinity for Colorado, where he spent his entire professional playing career. His profound impact on the field was highlighted by his time with the Broncos from 1995 to 2002, where he helped the team secure two Super Bowl victories and earned NFL MVP honors before retiring.

CSU Athletics expressed enthusiasm about having Davis onboard, recognizing his potential to motivate and elevate their programs. His involvement comes at a time when CSU is looking to enhance its academic and athletic offerings, ensuring students and athletes benefit from diverse perspectives and leadership experiences.

Davis, inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2017, is fondly remembered by Broncos fans for his exceptional NFL career and remains celebrated in the Broncos Ring of Fame. Now, as he begins his journey with Colorado State, Davis is poised to leave a lasting legacy off the field as well.