Beau Bell grew up in Orange County California. Played LB at UNLV, was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 4th round in 2008. He finished his playing career in the AFL (Arena Football League) where he became a 2-time Arena Bowl Champion, 2 time All Arena LB while receiving DPOY and receiving the commissioners award. After his playing career he became the Dir. of Player Personnel and General Manger in the Arena Football league. He is currently the DL coach at University of New Haven and Scouting Apprentice for the LA Rams.

Jordan Brown was born in St. Louis, MO and attended Kirkwood High School where he was a three-sport athlete. He played football at Truman State University and received a Bachelors in Exercise Science. After graduation he did an internship with the Indianapolis Colts and worked with the Miami (OH) football program. In 2020, he worked as an operations coordinator position at ProCamps. In June of 2020, he accepted the Scouting Apprenticeship position with the Rams, and is currently in his 2nd season.

James Lee Bullock III was raised in the inner city of Cleveland, Ohio. James attended Winston Salem State University, studying Sport Management. While enrolled at WSSU, James served as the Team Captain for the 2015 CIAA Football Champions. Currently, James serves as the Director of Compliance at San Jose State University. Before shifting to SJSU, James was the Compliance Officer at his alma mater WSSU. In James' spare time he continues to pursue his ultimate career goal, which is to become a NFL Scout for a professional football organization.

Mickey Grace joined the Dartmouth football staff in the summer of 2021 as the defensive assistant with a focus on the Defensive line under Coach Brooks. Most recently, she served on the inaugural class of scouting apprentices with the Rams while continuing her role as a defensive line coach at Mastery Charter North High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she worked since 2016. In addition to her on the field accolades, Coach Mickey, also heads a Women In Football support group for females wanting to be coaches and scouts called 'All Things Forward' and a mentorship group for high school girls called, '#ShesMyCoach.'

Cory Moore is an award-winning head coach at Lakewood High School in St. Petersburg, Florida. He holds a 113-49 record, including five regional championships and two state semifinalist appearances. Moore's leadership has helped over 300 players to enroll or graduate from college, and eight players reach the NFL. Recently, the four-year letterwinner at Bethune Cookman was named FACA Head Coach of the Year and the National Urban League Man of the Year. Moore's professional focus is on becoming a team scout and empowering athletes to be successful.

Sherman Wilson is the Director of Football Recruiting at Louisiana Tech. Wilson started serving as a scouting apprentice for the Rams in June of 2020. He was also a recruiting analyst at Memphis where he assisted in signing the highest-rated class (2021) in program history. Wilson served as the director of football operations and recruiting at Southern University from 2018-20. He was a member of the game night staff for the New Orleans Pelicans in the 2015-16 season. Wilson graduated from Southeastern Louisiana with a bachelor's degree in sports management in 2012 and earned a master's in coaching and athletic administration from Concordia University in 2014. He is currently pursuing a doctorate degree in sports leadership at Concordia.

Micheal Young is from St. Louis, Missouri currently working in his second season with the Los Angeles Rams as a scouting apprentice. He was a four-year starter at LB for the University of the Illinois and team captain, Butkus award candidate, and John Wright Commitment to Excellence award winner. He signed with the Arizona Cardinals as a UDFA and played as a special team's ACE from 2001-2004. He is a Scouting academy and Reese's Senior Bowl Scout school alum and worked for the Lindenwood university as a recruiting analyst for two seasons in 2017-2018. In 2018, he was a Nunn-Wooten Scouting Fellow for the New York Jets. In 2019, he was the first former NFL player to scout for the Senior Bowl as a regional scout, covering the Midland areas.