Bennie Fowler is a former NFL wide receiver, Super Bowl 50 Champion, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker known for his leadership on and off the field. After going undrafted in 2014, Bennie defied the odds by earning a place on the Denver Broncos roster, where he played a key role in the team’s championship season.

He famously caught the final NFL pass of legendary quarterback Peyton Manning—a two-point conversion that sealed their Super Bowl 50 victory. Over a six-year NFL career, Bennie played for the Broncos, Giants, Patriots, Saints, Bears, and 49ers, amassing nearly 100 receptions and over 1,100 receiving yards.

A graduate of Michigan State University, Bennie earned acclaim as a key player during the Spartans’ historic Rose Bowl victory and Big Ten Championship in 2013. At MSU, he developed not just as an athlete, but as a team leader and competitor. His journey from walk-on to professional athlete is a testament to resilience, focus, and strategic personal development.

Off the field, Bennie is the author of Silver Spoon: The Imperfect Guide to Success, where he shares lessons in leadership, self-discipline, and overcoming adversity. He is currently the Director of Strategic Development at The Caprock Group, a private investment firm, and is a regular voice in sports media, most recently joining the DNVR Broncos podcast team.

Bennie brings a unique blend of elite sports performance, business insight, and motivational storytelling to his speaking engagements. His talks resonate with athletes, business leaders, and students alike—delivering actionable strategies around mindset, teamwork, and perseverance. Bennie is passionate about helping others discover their own playbook for success, drawing from a life of high achievement and continuous growth.