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Hue Jackson -
Quarterbacks Coach
Baltimore Ravens 

 

Early 2008, at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, I was approached by Mitch Ross in the lobby of the hotel. We talked about this stuff he had that Hawaii and Missouri used throughout their 2007 season. During the conversation he asked me if he could do a cell phone test on me as a demonstration, and I was pretty amazed. When I told him I had pain in my shoulder, he showed me the Athletic Performance Chip for Pain Management. He put two APCs on my shoulder, and asked me to move my arm around.  There was absolutely ZERO pain and it never returned. I was completely blown away.  Mitch got my phone number, and I told him to call me a few weeks later. We talked again, and began to develop a relationship. I invited him to the Ravens training facility so I could learn more about his stuff and get some for the players. This was the exact same time the players were reporting for OTAs (the rookies and the veterans). While he was with me, I introduced him to everybody from out strength coach to the general manager [Ozzie Newsome]. Ironically, Newsome had some of Mitch's APC technology Mitch had given him earlier at the Combine and had never used. During OTAs, a lot of the athletes used them and liked them.

Fast forward: Friday, September 19, 2008: Mitch Ross text messaged me and filled me on who was using his APCs. He told me players from Dallas, Chicago, UA Crimson Tide, and Missouri were currently using the chips. I had enough for 20 players to use in Sunday's game against Cleveland, so most of the starters wore the chips on both sides of the ball. During the next week, a lot of the players were asking me, "Coach, you gonna have my S.W.A.T.S for the game?" They wanted them for Monday's game against Pittsburg. Most of the starters wore them in that game as well.
I feel that the players like this new stuff, or they wouldn't continue to ask me for it. I endorse the technology and have seen both the Pain Management and Athletic Performance Chips benefit professional athletes and myself.

Go Ravens!

Hue Jackson