High expectations, high pressure and high intensity. The National Football League is nothing short of demanding of their athletes, on and off the field. The best way to prepare for the competitive and cutthroat world of professional sports? Learning from one of the hardest working individuals in college football, Bill Snyder. While there are plenty of players that come to Kansas State and do well, Jordan Willis has simply thrived under Snyder’s reign.
Commitment. Unselfishness. Unity.
Jordan Willis was called “the epitome” of Kansas State football by none other than Snyder himself. The 6’4 defensive end (who could transition to a 3-4 outside linebacker) from Kansas City seems to embody each and every one of the 16 Goals for Success from Snyder’s personal playbook for behavior on and off the field.