Scott Wells fighting for his spot

Scott Wells has been with the Green Bay Packers since he was signed in the 2004 NFL Draft off his Tennessee football team. At Tennessee, Wells captured the third longest streak in college football history for most consecutive starts. Wells was a three year team captain and earned second-team All-Southeastern Conference honors as a senior.

Once with the Packers, Scott Wells blew them out of the water with his amazing talents at the offensive position. With an outstanding technique and an unparalleled strength, Scott Wells has fit right in on the Packers football team. This season, Wells is expected to be neck and neck for the starting center position with Jason Spitz. That will not be a competition to miss out on, because they both will doing whatever it takes on the field to prove they deserve the spot.

Scott Wells is also very involved in the community and constantly participates with societies, such as the American Red Cross, the Autism Society and the Salvation Army’s Adopt-a-Family program.

Brandon Chillar here to stay

Many NFL football players seem to come out of California and Brandon Chillar is no exception. Born in Los Angeles, Chillar grew up in a small town near San Diego where he was a football star. After graduating high school, Chillar went on to play for the University of California Bruins football team. This Pac-10 school gained Brandon huge recognition. Over his four seasons, Chillar earned First-team All-Pack-10 and led his team in multiple career-highs.

Upon graduation from UCLA, Chillar was snatched up by the St. Louis Rams in the fourth-round draft pick in the 2004 NFL Draft. Brandon Chillar signed a four year contract with the Rams and soon proved to his teammates that he belonged in the big leagues. After the four years, Chillar decided to sign on with the Green Bay Packers for over three times as much as what was offered by the Rams in his first season.

Brandon Chillar proved to be a force on the field, provoking the Packers to offer another four-year contract for $21 million which, of course, he took immediately. Brandon Chillar loves playing with the Green Bay Packers and is here to stay.