Superbowl Champion
Heath Evans is a former NFL fullback, Super Bowl champion and broadcaster whose career was built on preparation, physical discipline and a willingness to embrace the demanding roles required for team success. Over ten NFL seasons, Evans played for four organizations and contributed as a runner, receiver, blocker and special-teams player. After football, he carried his experience into broadcasting, coaching and performance-focused work.
Evans played college football at Auburn University before the Seattle Seahawks selected him in the third round of the 2001 NFL Draft. He began his professional career in Seattle and later played for the Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints. During four seasons in New England, Evans became a versatile member of the Patriots’ offense and contributed to the 2007 team that completed a 16–0 regular season.
Evans joined New Orleans in 2009 and was part of the Saints organization when it captured Super Bowl XLIV. Although a knee injury ended his season and placed him on injured reserve, he remained part of the championship team throughout its historic run. Evans retired following the 2010 season after appearing in 143 regular-season games. He subsequently spent eight years as an analyst with NFL Network and contributed to NFL game coverage for FOX. He later founded BUILTREADY, a coaching platform centered on strength, discipline, accountability and faith-based personal development.
Heath Evans is well suited for leadership programs, football events, men’s groups, faith-based organizations and athletic programs. His experience as a role player on high-profile teams gives him a valuable perspective on preparation, accountability and contributing when recognition is not guaranteed. He brings direct communication, strong convictions and firsthand lessons from championship-level environments.
Teams: Seattle Seahawks, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints