Jon Burton

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Former Tennessee Titans wide receiver Nate Washington had a standout NFL career — three teams, ten years, and two Super Bowl wins. However, Washington's road to success wasn't easy, and he's sharing his story in a new book as he makes the transition from pro athlete to author. Washington played six seasons in Tennessee, where he served as a respected team captain and fan favorite during a period when wins were hard to come by.

Later this month, the 6'6" 380-pound behemoth will be among 25 elite athletes at World's Strongest Man — the Superbowl of Strongman competitions. "I'm really, really excited to push myself and to test myself against the absolute best that this planet has to offer; to come out on top is gonna mean everything to me," said Singleton. Singleton's been working hard prepping for the event, and despite recovering from a pretty serious pectoral injury, T-Rex says he's ready to roll.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — He's one of the best and most popular players in Tennessee Titans history, but now former All-Pro linebacker Keith Bulluck is tackling a new challenge. For ten seasons, Keith Bulluck was a terror on the football field and now some 15 years after retiring from the NFL, the a two time All-Pro linebacker still remains one of the most popular Tennessee Titans players of all time.