All Star Team eXfuze

No truly successful company can succeed without a solid support team. At eXfuze, we are assembling a championship team that mirrors the vision and passion of our corporate team. Together, we have no doubt that eXfuze will become an industry leader that you will be proud to be part of.

Two-time Super Bowl champion Lawrence Taylor is a founding partner at eXfuze. Taylor is a member of the NFL Hall of Fame and played his entire career at linebacker for the New York Giants. “LT”, as he is well known by NFL fans around the world, was a three-time defensive player of the year and former NFL MVP. Several years ago, he overcame health and personal issues, getting his life in order. Health and wellness have become a real passion for him. Everywhere this football legend goes, you will hear him talking to people about Seven+.

Seth Joyner enjoyed 13 seasons as a linebacker in the NFL, playing for the Philadelphia Eagles, Arizona Cardinals, Green Bay Packers and Denver Broncos. He was a three-time Pro Bowl selection and was named NFL Player of the Year by Sports Illustrated in 1991. He closed out his stellar career as a member of the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos in 1999. Joyner walked away from the game he loved as a champion, as the Broncos defeated the Atlanta Falcons 34-19 at Super Bowl XXXIII in his very last game.

Eric Dickerson is another member of the eXfuze team whose NFL credentials are legendary. Dickerson spent most of his NFL career with the Los Angeles Rams and Indianapolis Colts and still holds the NFL record for most rushing yards in a single season with 2,105. The NFL Hall of Famer was the second overall pick in the 1983 NFL draft and quickly made his presence known by earning Rookie of the Year, Player of the Year and Pro Bowl honors during his rookie season. Dickerson will be a big contributor to our team and serve as a spokesperson as well.

Terry Borcheller is a six-time Professional Series Driver Champion and is an icon in the world of racing with 57 overall wins, 11 of which came in his finest season in 1998. During race weekends, he participates with Motorsports Ministries or Racin’For Jesus Ministries (RFJ), where he speaks to young people drawn to racing. He frequently shares his testimony, gives guidance and inspires them to begin dreaming again. Many times these are children from inner city programs, detention centers, orphanages and Teen Challenge Centers.

Keith Byars enjoyed a successful 13-year career in the NFL, playing for the Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots and New York Jets. Ohio State fans will never forget his career with the Buckeyes, where his 50 touchdowns scored is still the second most in school history. Byars was selected to the NFL Pro Bowl team in 1993 and played in Super Bowl XXXI in 1996 with the New England Patriots. He currently is involved in television and radio and is an avid spokesperson for eXfuze.

Nat Moore spent his entire 13-year NFL career with the Miami Dophins and was the favorite passing target of legendary quarterbacks Bob Griese and Dan Marino. A star running back at the University of Florida, he was drafted by the Dolphins in 1974 and was selected to the NFL Pro Bowl team in 1977 as a wide receiver. Moore is also known for his humanitarian services. In 1986, he received the Byron White Humanitarian Award and later created The Nat Moore Foundation, an organization which works with disadvantaged youths in the Miami community.

John Fox is nationally-known as a champion fisherman and is a member of the Fishing Hall of Fame. A 10-time World and National Bass Fishing Champion, Fox is respected by fellow Bass Fishing Professionals and Television Bass Fishing Superstars as the ultimate Pro Tournament Angler and Professional Bass Fishing Guide. He hosted a worldwide fishing and hunting television series for 28 years and has won many TV awards. At 78 years young, Fox calls Seven+ his “secret weapon,” providing him with increased stamina, Seven+ energy, strength, mental alertness and the ability to fish all day.

Junior Ioane (pronounced ee-oh-WAHN-ee) enjoyed a six-year career in the NFL playing for the Oakland Raiders from 2000 to 2003 and the Houston Texans in 2003-05. A fourth-round draft choice as a defensive tackle out of Arizona State, Ioane says playing in Super Bowl XXXVII with the Oakland Raiders was the highlight of his professional football career. Ioane is one of the founders and members of the board of directors of the All Poly Football Camp, providing his time and financial resources to help low-income and at-risk youth get the exposure they need to attain a college scholarship. He is now involved with eXfuze and since he has been drinking Seven+ says he has enjoyed sound sleep, more energy and pain relief in his joints and wishes he would have had Seven+ during his time in the NFL.

Fred Funk joined the PGA Tour in 1989 and has been a steady performer through his nearly 20 years of playing professionally. In fact, Funk currently is the 15th on the all-time career earnings list with winnings of more than $21 million. His biggest career win came in 2005 at The Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, becoming the oldest player ever to win that tournament. He was a member of the U.S. President’s Cup team in 2003 and 2005 and participated in the Ryder Cup in 2004. Funk currently splits time between the PGA Tour and the Champions Tour.