Brian Flores

As a secondary school sophomore, Alex found an excellent example in partner Brian Flores who is presently Pittsburgh Steelers' Senior Cautious Right hand and Linebackers Mentor. Alex was Brian's reinforcement, and he gained some helpful knowledge more than key plays from the group's champion senior ability. “Brian was a very instrumental person in my life,” says Alex. “His work ethic, the way he treated people, the manner in which he carried himself on and off the field all made an impression on me.”

One of five children of Honduran outsiders, Brian has been a pioneer in the Public Football Association. Alex proceeded to play football at Yale; however, he firmly followed his old partner's noteworthy professional direction. After playing football at Boston School, he changed to training and immediately climbed the New Britain Nationalists staff's positions for 10 years. Most lead trainers in the NFL normal twenty years of instructing experience on their resume. However, in 2019, Flores was employed as the lead trainer of the Miami Dolphins. In addition to being one of the most youthful lead trainers in the association at 37 years old, he was likewise one of just three Clogged pore mentors in the association at that point and the fourth-ever of the Latino family line. “I’m a big believer in leadership and walked into that role excited to have success.”

Brian was terminated despite posting the establishment's most memorable consecutive winning seasons beginning around 2002-2003. The excusal provoked him to sue the NFL and three groups for separation in recruiting rehearses. “Part of leadership is speaking up in uncomfortable situations,” he says. “Dr. Martin Luther King said, there comes a time where silence becomes betrayal. This is a problem not just within the NFL, but across industries. I couldn’t stay silent.”