B.J. Daniels emphasizes mental health advocacy for athletes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 28, 2026, 5:32 PM
Last updated Jun 28, 2026
Former NFL player B.J. Daniels advocates for mental health awareness through personal experiences, highlighting struggles faced by athletes. Now based in St. Petersburg, he uses his platform to encourage young men to seek help. Daniels emphasizes the importance of discussing mental health, reflecting on the loss of teammates to suicide. His current role at Evora Health allows him to blend a passion for helping others with lessons learned from football. Recently, he participated in the Tallahassee Legends Youth Camp, aiming to inspire local youth.
- •B.J. Daniels played five seasons in the NFL and starred at USF.
- •He focuses on mental health awareness after personal struggles.
- •Daniels works with Evora Health in a strategic role.
- •He participated in the Tallahassee Legends Youth Camp recently.
- •Daniels aims to help young men see mental health as a priority.
- 5:32 PMYahoo Sports — Former local star B.J. Daniels advocates for mental health awareness
"Former Lincoln and NFL standout B.J. Daniels turns personal struggles into a message of hope for athletes everywhere.
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