Matt Schaub demonstrated outstanding athletic talent in high school, college and during his 17-year tenure in the NFL while playing for the Atlanta Falcons, Houston Texans, Oakland Raiders, and Baltimore Ravens.

At West Chester East High School, he was twice recognized as the All Ches-Mont QB, Maxwell Club Award recipient, and All Ches-Mont League in football, basketball and baseball. During his University of Virginia career, he was ACC 1st Team in football while also establishing 22 school records. Over the course of his NFL career, he was a two-time Pro Bowl Selection as a Houston Texan (2009 & 2012) and Pro Bowl MVP (2009)..

As an elite athlete Matt, and his wife Laurie, gave his time and talents to an extensive list of foundations, programs, and events with Laurie serving on the Make-A-Wish Foundation board for 8 years. The causes he supported were often focused on medically challenged kids with cancer, autism and overall health deficiencies. He also supported specific diagnosis including prostate cancer. He made an impact on several community health issues including the role of Dads in their children's lives and other community concerns.

He currently resides in Atlanta, GA with Laurie and their 5 children, Madison, Makayla, Mackenzi, Matthew, and Macie.