By Anthony Johnson, Chaplain for the Jags (As told to Anna K. Clemmons)
ESPN The Magazine

Thursday, October 23, 2008

1. FAITH COVERS THE WHOLE FIELD. "Each team has a chaplain. A degree, but not seminary, is required to land the job. I played in the NFL for 11 years, and when I started this job in 2003, I was one of only three former players serving, but the number has nearly doubled. My focus is biblical, but I make it inclusive. No matter what a player's faith, I'll talk to him. And I'm not afraid to engage with players who are atheist or agnostic. Those can be great talks, too." 2. PART OF THE JOB IS C ...

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