NFLRUSH

The wait was over for 8 more winners of the 2007 NFL Take a Player to School sweepstakes.
This week, NFL superstars went back to school to hang out with our winners and to give students some good advice.

Steven Jackson RB #39 - St. Louis Rams
Ben, a 2nd grader at Westchester Elementary, loved every minute of his school day with Steven Jackson. Steven talked to Ben and his classmates about staying fit and getting good grades.

Vince Young QB #10 - Tennessee Titans
Marc, a 7th grade student at Stewarts Creek Middle School, had a great day in class when Vince Young joined him. Vince talked to Marc and his classmates about being fit and also about solving differences.

Matt Hasselbeck QB # 8 - Seattle Seahawks
Jacob, a 2nd grader at Zion Lutheran School, was very excited when Matt Hasselbeck showed up at his door to take him to school. At school, Matt answered tons of questions from students and then threw passes to Jacob and his classmates.

Bob Sanders Safety #21 - Indianapolis Colts
Jack, a 5th grader at Brown Elementary School, couldn’t wait when he found out Bob Sanders was coming with him to school. When the day came, Bob gave Jack and his classmates some tips on how they can Play 60.

Jason Witten TE #82 - Dallas Cowboys
Adam, a 3rd grader at Rainwater Elementary and his new friend, Jason Witten, had one fun day at school. Jason sat in math class with Adam and later told students to Play 60 everyday.

Mario Williams DE # 90 - Houston Texans
Jake, a 1st grade student at S.F. Austin Elementary, was thrilled to take Mario Williams to school with him. Mario read a story to the class and talked about staying fit and active.

John Lynch Safety # 42 - Denver Broncos
Jorge, a 4th grader at Centennial Elementary, took John Lynch to school with him. John talked to Jorge about staying active and Playing 60 every day.

Tarvaris Jackson QB # 7 - Minnesota Vikings
Joey, a 2nd grader at Greenleaf Elementary took Tarvaris Jackson to school with him. Tarvaris and Joey had tons of fun and Tarvaris also took time out to tell students to work hard in school, like he did when he was younger.

Stay tuned for more Take a Player to School coverage.