Darius Walker

Born on October 21, 1985 and growing up in Atlanta, Georgia, Darius was always attracted to entertainment. In high school he played the saxophone and frequently performed in talent shows. Aspirations for entertainment were put on hold after mainstream success as a football player, so much that the book "Signing Day" by Corey Clark and Ira Schoffel is based off his life as a highly recruited athlete. After setting records for the state of Georgia and eventually at Notre Dame, Darius played 4 years in the NFL. As a player, he was always told that he should begin a television career once he was done playing. After retiring in 2010, he started working as a local radio host for ESPN and appeared in numerous of commercials and print campaigns for products such as Miller Lite, Honda, and Mitsubishi. In search of bigger opportunities Darius moved to Los Angeles in 2012 and, shortly after was cast in the TV documentary 'Tim Tebow's Wild Rise' and became a college football analyst for Fox.