After hanging up their cleats, life after football varies for every player. The “Life After Football” series, presented by Pro Football Retired Players Association (PFRPA), is dedicated to highlighting the diverse stories of retired NFL players and their lives after the game. Regardless of when or how long they played, football has taught every player valuable lessons and shaped their careers beyond the playing field.
Retired NFL Player and PFRPA Member Jeff Hatch spent four seasons as an offensive tackle with the New York Giants and Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 2002 to 2005. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Hatch is now a husband, father, Certified High Performance Coach and Certified Personal Transformation Coach. He dedicates his work to helping others break through barriers and unlock their full potential, and recently completed his first book!
Having overcome addiction and maintained his sobriety for many years, Hatch is passionate about using his own experiences to help others navigate life's challenges. Today, he provides support to retired NFL players as they transition from the game to their next chapter, empowering them to discover purpose; maximize their potential; and thrive beyond football.
Watch the video below to hear more about Jeff’s journey during his life after football.
