Arthur Marshall NFL is a former NFL wide receiver who has dedicated much of his time to supporting charitable initiatives and nonprofit organizations. His many good causes are his local bible fellowship, ministry work, and feeding the homeless. He has also organized several social camps for children over the years. In addition, he has supported a crucial children's nonprofit for over five years and has assisted aspiring homeowners with down payment assistance programs. Marshall has also constructed affordable housing for dozens of families. As a successful real estate developer, business consultant, and entrepreneur, Marshall is passionate about helping others follow in his footsteps as aspiring entrepreneurs and real estate professionals. He openly shares his experiences and insights on buying, building, and selling homes to audiences interested in emulating his success. During his sports career, Marshall was a multi-award-winning athlete and a one-time world record holder in American football. He won several awards while playing for the Denver Broncos and New York Giants, including NFL All-Rookie 1st team, USA Today Georgia High School Athlete of the Year, and induction into the University of Georgia Football Hall of Fame. He once held the record for the longest pass completion by a non-quarterback in NFL history after throwing an 81-yard touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys. Josh Miller of the Pittsburgh Steelers later equalled his record in 2003. Arthur J. Marshall Jr. was born in Fort Gordon, Georgia, and raised between Fort Gordon and Augusta. He discovered his love for football in high school and became a star in the NFL after graduating from the University of Georgia. Today, he resides in Sarasota, Florida, and enjoys various hobbies and interests, including golf, cinema, live entertainment, and spending time outdoors.