A Junior Seau appearance on the NCAA level, where Seau was a standout for USC, eventually led to All-American honors. After his successful collegiate career, he was the fifth overall pick by the San Diego Chargers in the 1990 NFL Draft. There was also a Junior Seau appearance wearing the uniform of Miami Dolphins from 2003 to 2005, and he joined the New England Patriots for their history-making run at a perfect season in the ’06-’07 campaign and he was named one of the team’s seven captains.

In the 2005 celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Seau was given the Volunteer Service Award by President Bush.

Junior Seau Speaker

Off the field, Seau is busy with the Junior Seau Foundation, which supports child abuse prevention efforts, drug and alcohol awareness, recreational activities, anti-juvenile delinquency efforts, and complimentary educational programs. As a result, in addition to football related topics, another great Junior Seau speaker topic would be his involvement with charity.

Junior Seau Appearance

Nicknamed the “Tasmanian Devil,” a Junior Seau appearance is known for his “Lightning Bolt” dance and fist-pumping after defensive plays. The showboating is largely reviled by opposing fans, but it always gets the home crowd fired up.

Junior Seau Endorsement

Seau’s presence on the defensive side of the football is so powerful that Bill Belichick asked him to come out of retirement to give his patriot teams the Junior Seau endorsement on defense. The result was the most single season wins in NFL history and almost the completion of a perfect season.