Frank Middleton is a former NFL offensive guard with an eight-season career playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders. He was a starter in Super Bowl XXXVII with the Raiders. After his professional career, he transitioned into coaching, recently becoming the interim head coach for the Beaumont Renegades indoor football team.
Deeply committed to youth development, Frank leverages his football experience to mentor young athletes in his community. His coaching career at various high schools and professional teams is driven by his stated goal to help kids better themselves and to showcase the next generation of local football talent from his hometown of Beaumont, Texas.
He was a Junior College All-American at Fort Scott Community College before transferring to the University of Arizona.
Frank Middleton, 73
Professional Football Player at NFL
Beaumont, Texas, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Youth Mentorship
His post-NFL career is dedicated to coaching and his stated goal is to help kids better themselves, reflecting a deep commitment to mentoring young athletes.
Indoor Football
He was recently named the interim head coach for the new Beaumont Renegades, a team in the American Indoor Football professional league, marking his latest professional focus.
Offensive Line Development
[Predicted] As a former NFL offensive guard, he applies his elite-level expertise to developing the skills of linemen in his coaching roles.
Media Appearances
Frank has no verified media appearances
Work History
5-1997 - 1-2005
Professional Football Player at NFL
Education
1995 - 2015
Education details unavailable from University of Arizona
1993 - 1995
Associate's degree from Fort Scott Community College
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Location : Beaumont, Texas, United States
Job Level : N/A
Designation : Professional Football Player at NFL
