About pro Football Camp's 2025 athletes

Jordan Bernstine

Bernstine played college football as a safety with the Iowa Hawkeyes and then the Washington Redskins. Now he is an athletic trainer here in Colorado Springs running Ground Up Sports Performance, which helps athletes to develop their athleticism.

Paul Browning

Browning played wide receiver for Widefield High School and CSU-Pueblo where he won an NCAA National Championship He then played wide receiver in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns and the Carolina Panthers. He runs Lionheart PBRA WR Training, where he helps wide receivers hone their skills and elevate their game to the next level.

Cody Latimer

Cody Latimer played wide receiver at Indiana University from 2011–2013, where he was a standout in the Big Ten. He was selected by the Denver Broncos in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft and went on to win Super Bowl 50 with the team in 2016. Latimer also spent time with the New York Giants and Washington Football Team during his NFL career. Most recently, he played tight end for the Orlando Guardians in the XFL, earning All-XFL Team honors in 2023.

JoJo Domann

Domann played linebacker in college for the Nebraska Cornhuskers where he was AP-All-American and Reese’s Senior Bowl’s Linebacker MVP. As a rookie, he played linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts scoring a Special Teams touchdown against the Vikings in 2022. He currently plays for the Tennessee Titans.

Leo Goeas

Goeas played offensive line in college for the University of Hawaii. Drafted in the 1990 NFL Draft, he played offensive line for the San Diego Chargers where he made the Pro Football Writers of America All-Rookie Team. He played seven years in the NFL including with the St. Louis & Los Angeles Rams, and Baltimore Ravens.

Nic Harris

Harris played linebacker for the Oklahoma Sooners making First Team All-Big 12 twice before moving on to the NFL where he played linebacker for the Buffalo Bills and Carolina Panthers.

Paul Hubbard

Hubbard played college football as a wide receiver for the Wisconsin Badgers. He then played wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills during his NFL tenure. He now protects the community of Colorado Springs, serving as a police officer.

Chris Kolarevic

Chris Kolarevic started his career at UNI as a linebacker before transferring to Nebraska in 2021. While attending Nebraska he was named Academic All-Big Ten team. He was raised and attended high school in Michigan where he earned All-State honors. His professional career was spent with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the CFL before he retired in 2024.

Joe Parker

Parker played wide receiver for Cherry Creek High School where they won a 5A State Championship! He played college ball at Wyoming and then transferred to Tennessee-Chattanooga, where he teamed up with Nick Tiano, QB, for a winning season. He then played wide receiver for the Tennessee Titans. He currently lives in south Denver and runs The KNGDM, a sports performance training experience.

Darius Moore

Darius Moore attended the University of Nebraska, playing defensive back from 2020-2022.

Hunter Sharp

Sharp played wide receiver in college for Utah State. In the NFL, he played wide receiver for the New York Giants, Cincinnati Bengals, and Denver Broncos. He now runs Global Stars Academy helping young players be the best athletes they can.

Vana Medrano

Medrano is the starting quarterback for the Denver Rush, a semi-pro women's football team in the Xtreme Football League. She started playing football eight years ago after a coach noticed her athleticism in the gym. She also does boxing as a way to improve her footwork and agility as a quarterback.

Eric Ghiaciuc

Eric Ghiaciuc was the starting center at CMU, before being drafted in 2005 in the 4th round to the Cincinnati Bengals. He then retired in 2010 with the Miami Dolphins.

Sterling Harris

Harris played offensive tackle for SMU college where he was a four year letter. He attended high school in Texas where he was an All-American and All-State. He was later undrafted by the Cleveland browns. He suffered a foot injury that later led to an early retirement.

Warren Jackson

Warren Jackson played receiver at Colorado State University from 2017-2020. He was later picked up by the Denver Broncos in 2021 as an undrafted free agent. He later played for the Los Angeles Rams, with whom he won Super Bowl LVI in 2022. He currently works as a performance coach at KNGDM Sports Performance in Englewood.

Sterling Weatherford

Weatherford played linebacker at the University of Miami (OH) where they won the MAC Championship, and he was named to the All-MAC Defensive Team. He initially played linebacker with the Indianapolis Colts where he became good buddies with JoJo Domann. He later played linebacker for the Chicago Bears.

Bree Quintana

Quintana is a two-way player playing Running Back and Middle Linebacker. She is a Colorado Springs native who broke barriers in 2005 when trying out for her high school football team. She then went on to join a semi-professional women's football team in 2010 where she proved her skills, later moving up to play at the professional level in the Legends Football League (now the X League). She is now a proud member of the Denver Rush.