When was terry crews in the nfl

Though hardly anyone saw the movie when it was released, it's found a second life on Blu-ray, cable, and streaming. And Crews' portrayal of the president in a future when corporations are king and everyone is stupid has gotten to cult icon status. There was even talk of Crews portraying Camacho in some anti-Donald Trump ads that "Idiocracy" director Mike Judge was going to make during the presidential campaign.

But Crews balked, saying he would only do it if all the candidates were made fun of. Looking back now, Crews feels he's protective of the Camacho character because of how it can be shaped to any political agenda — none of which the actor wants to be a part of. I still think there's room to do Camacho stuff, I would love to. But I want to also just tell the truth and then let it lay.

In fact, his biceps are the least impressive thing about him, which is saying something. There is no better place than TV for actors to work on their craft, and Crews is appreciative of the show for that — and for the incredible response he's received from the show's fans over the years.

You start to realize the influence. This is beyond me. Crews dove into the project, coming up with sketches on his own. It was evident for those working with him that he wasn't just going to slap his name on anything placed in front of him. Crews' collection ranges from seating to tables, all inspired by ancient Egypt. A second collection will be coming out in the spring.

Before scoring a football scholarship to attend Western Michigan University, Crews got an art scholarship. He's prepping a pitch to send around Hollywood of a talk show in which he'll interview a guest while also sketching them. We can tailor to whoever wants it. So we're keeping it open to any format. Javascript is required for the selection of a player. Choice is:. Powered by. More Crews Pages. Full Site Menu Return to Top. All-time Scores , Find a Score All Player Colleges , High Schools Lambeau Field , Superdome , Candlestick Park What's the story behind his football career — and why did he go to Hollywood?

We've got the answers for you below. Per his profile on the NFL website , Crews was a linebacker. In Crews retired from professional football and briefly took on the role of T-Money on the TV action competition Battle Dome In Crews made a bigger splash when he returned to the small screen, landing the recurring role of Julius on the Chris Rock comedy Everybody Hates Chris.

Crews soon began landing larger roles in high-profile movies such as Balls of Fury , Get Smart , Terminator Salvation , The Expendables and Bridesmaids Crews also reprised his Expendables role as Hale Caesar in two sequels and a video game based on the series.

The second decade of the s has been a good one for Crews. With all of this work under his belt, however, Crews may still be best known for starring as the pumped-up spokesman in a string of popular Old Spice deodorant commercials.

Along with supplying voiceover work for programs like American Dad!