Jeremy Lincoln

Jeremy is a former NFL cornerback where he played 10 seasons. He attended the University of Tennessee (87’-91’) where he was a three-year starter and three-time All-SEC performer for the Volunteers. He was inducted into the Tennessee “Living Legends” in 2004. Jeremy was also an All-SEC and All-American in track in the 55m dash and participated on the 4x100m relay team which was a part of the 1990 NCAA National Championship team for the Vols. He was drafted by the Chicago Bears in 1992, 80th pick. He was a member of the #1 ranked passing defense two years in a row there and went on after to play for the Seattle Seahawks, NY Giants and finished his career with the Detroit Lions.

Jeremy is now passing on his knowledge to the next generation of defensive skill players. He has been doing combine skill training now for five years. He has trained and trains some of the best defensive players in the NFL at their respective positions. Eric Berry, Rahim Moore, Marcus Gilcrest, Josh Evans, Bashaud Breeland, Matt Elam, Kareem Jackson, Dee Milliner, Darquez Dennard, Calvin Pryor and others have been under his watch to hone in on their defensive skill set. Jeremy has also been on Draft Academy with Tony Villani on the combine preparation of DE/OLB, Shane Ray (number #1 draft pick of the Denver Broncos, 2015). Other than his family, Jeremy is most proud of his philanthropic endeavors. The Jeremy Lincoln Foundation (since 1998) gives free football clinics, Thanksgiving food giveaways (JLF Turkey Drive) and educational after-school clinics for children that are less fortunate.