Bennie Warren Fowler, III, is a six -year veteran of the National Football League.  He began his career as an undrafted free agent signed by the Denver Broncos in 2014.  Bennie was a member of the 2016 Denver Bronco Super Bowl 50 Championship Team and may be best remembered for having hauled in the final pass of soon to be Hall of Famer Peyton Manning. Currently, Bennie is a member of New Orleans Saints.

Bennie earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Michigan State University in 2014.  At Michigan State, he was a member of the 2014 100th Rose Bowl Championship Team, ending a twenty-six year Big Ten and Rose Bowl appearance drought for the Spartans.  As such, Bennie has the distinction of having played in and won both the 100th Rose Bowl and 50th Super Bowl.

Bennie attended high school at the acclaimed Detroit Country Day School where he earned additional athletic notoriety as a member of the 2007 Class B Basketball State Championship Team and as a member of that year's State Champions in Track in Field.  Bennie holds an individual State of Michigan High School Championship for long jump in 2008.

Bennie has an intense interest in brain-based performance development which stems, in large part, from his purposed goal to prolong his professional football career.  As a youth, Bennie’s cognitive and educational development was aided by deliberative practice techniques.  He has carried this same methodology forward to strengthen his professional football career.  He is a fervent advocate of the neuroscience technique of brain-mapping, which assists him in localizing the immediate recall skills associated with a multifaceted play structure in an intense and fast-paced aggressive environment.  This mindfulness platform gave rise to his performance coaching business.  Bennie has been trained by CTI Co-Active training institute.

Through various charitable endeavors, Bennie is involved in Autism Speaks and holds an annual youth football camp near his hometown of Detroit, Michigan.