Who is steve atwater

Daughters Paris and Malaysia are still in school. Overall, Steve Atwater would most certainly qualify as a Razorback success story. He's now staying busy with his kids and his business interests. That's a win. One thing that could make things sweeter? Steve Atwater getting that nod for the Hall of Fame. Enjoy our content?

Join our newsletter to get the latest in sports news delivered straight to your inbox! Sunday will also include a halftime ceremony honoring Shanahan, as the two-time Super Bowl champion head coach officially becomes a member of the Broncos Ring of Fame. Broncos Country is encouraged to come early, be loud and support Denver's newest members of the Hall of Fame and Ring of Fame on Sunday. This week, Hinton hauled in his first career touchdown, as well as a crucial fourth-quarter sideline grab that helped give the Broncos a shot at a comeback.

Hinton's continued growth earned him the honor of being named the Broncos' most improved player by ESPN. Of course, Legwold is not alone in noticing Hinton's growth — the Broncos have seen steady improvements from the second-year WR, particularly through the last offseason. He just keeps improving and he's become a good receiver.

Hinton credits his evolution to hard work and acknowledgement of his weaknesses during the offseason. He is incredibly grateful for that opportunity, he said, but remains focused on the journey ahead.

Throwin' it back for Alumni Weekend. Getting ready for a division rival. College basketball coaches inquired about Atwater, but he wanted to stay with football. Missouri was in a down cycle so he crossed them off his list. He also wanted to leave the St. Louis area. He was sold on Arkansas following a home visit by Jesse Branch and a follow-up trip to Fayetteville. Once Atwater became the starter, he took off — years of 72, 67 and 70 tackles and four interceptions each season. He played downfield and could support on the run and play the pass.

There was one day in practice, he hit a running back on a pitch and the guy must have been in the air for six yards.

A guy that big, when he learned to hit with his shoulders, could be pretty devastating. Atwater wanted to be drafted. That changed during a junior year visit to the office of trainer Dean Weber. At that point, I got super locked in. No parties.