From the inner city of Norfolk, Virginia, to a starting position in <br>the NFL, Arthur Moats has lived an incredible life full of twists and <br>turns. His enthusiasm and exuberance for getting the most out of life <br>is contagious to those around him. Fans began cheering his name <br>because of his reputation for being a hard-hitting linebacker. When <br>they began chanting “Don’t Cross the Moats,” Arthur knew he had <br>found his tribe. <br>Moats is also known for his philanthropic works. Two different <br>NFL teams have honored him with the Walter Payton Man of the <br>Year award for his excellence on and off the field. Moats has donated <br>a huge percentage of his earnings to various charities and loves to <br>inspire others to become all they were created to be. <br>Moats retired from the NFL in 2019. He is now a sportscaster for <br>the Pittsburgh Steelers and hosts his own podcast, The Arthur Moats <br>Experience with Deke, on iTunes. He lives with his wife Shonda and <br>their three children in Pittsburgh.