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Being a professional athlete is just one part of it. Many of today’s most recognizable NFL players can thank their work off the field for much of their success. In this week’s Bold Face we feature three players who have extended their reach beyond the pigskin…

Richard Sherman, cornerback for the Seattle Seahawks, is still riding high from his teams Super Bowl win on Feb 2nd. The Stanford grad is a relative newbie to professional football but has already earned himself a reputation for being incredibly outspoken, never shying away from offering his opinion or saying what’s on his mind. In fact, his Super Bowl win and candid personality have already earned him several lucrative endorsement deals. He is just as bold in his style choices too; here he wears the Nike Mercurial 8.0 (EV0783) sunglasses from Marchon...


Tom Brady is familiar with Sherman’s antics, on Oct. 14, 2012, following a victory over Brady’s team, the New England Patriots, Sherman taunted the quarterback. Of course, Bold Face doubts the veteran Brady let the cocky rookie get under his skin but even if he did, we’re sure Brady’s movie star good looks, supermodel wife, two adorable children and his estimated $7 million in endorsement deals soothed his ruffled feathers. Here, Brady wears another Tom, the Tom Ford TF236 sunglasses from Marcolin, while out with is oldest child in L.A....


Terrell Owens is now a retired wide receiver who played 15 seasons in the NFL, his last team was in fact the Seattle Seahawks. A six-time Pro Bowl selection, Owens holds or shares several National Football League records, and features in the all-time top-five in several receiving categories, including yards and touchdowns. Now he spends his time lending his celebrity to charitable causes, making personal appearances and fulfilling his endorsement obligations. Notoriously known by his initials, T.O., he is known for making a statement on and off the field. Here, he wears the Altair A4027 optical style at a personal appearance last fall.