A story of triumph, sacrifice and hard work.
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- Caron Butler
- Statue of Liberty Press Conference
- Floyd Mayweather
- HBO Sports Pay-Per-View
- Icelink Watch
- Affliction Entertainment
- Salvation Army
- Lifestyle Weight Management
- The Legacy Hotel & Meeting Centre
- Bernard Hopkins
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington
- The Jair Lynch Companies
- Nu Skin Enterprises Olympics
- Willis McGahee
- Recreation Wish List Committee of Washington, D.C.
- Sammy Sosa
- D.C. Neighborhood Action
- Qwest Communications Olympics
- SINC Conference
- The State of Maryland and Housing Opportunities Commission
When Willis McGahee joined with Swanson Communications, his future in the National Football League (NFL) was uncertain.
Having just been drafted by the Buffalo Bills, many questioned whether McGahee would ever be able to rebound from a devastating knee injury he suffered in the final game of his college football career. It was in the fourth quarter of the double-overtime loss to Ohio State in the Fiesta Bowl national championship that McGahee suffered the gruesome injury, one that required surgery to repair three ligaments in his left knee. McGahee’s recovery was incredibly fast, and since that time he has emerged as the next great running back in the NFL, and the future of the Buffalo Bills organization.
Swanson Communications has worked diligently to keep his name in the headlines and to tell the inspiring story of the McGahee’s resilience –one of triumph, sacrifice and hard work. McGahee has been heard on the airwaves of national radio broadcasts, has appeared in numerous columns on CBSSportsLine.com, featured in national publications such as USA Today, The New York Times and Sports Illustrated, and has been a guest on national shows such as FOX’s Best Damn Sports Show Period and Battle of the Gridiron Stars on ESPN.
Swanson Communications continues to create new opportunities for McGahee to be seen and heard in the media and the general public.