BOBBY MORGAN - Professional Talent Agent & Business Owner - bmorgan@rivergatorsfootball.com 
Bobby Morgan is the Founder and President of Elite Talent Management Agency, where his firsthand athletic experience and visionary leadership drive the firm’s success. A former three‑sport letterman—quarterback, pitcher, and shooting guard—Morgan combines an unerring eye for talent with deep industry insight.

Under his guidance, Elite Talent became one of the first African‑American–owned sports agencies to represent a NASCAR driver. He signed Milos Pavlovic, currently the #1‑ranked driver in European polls and a star of the Lamborghini Racing Team. Morgan’s achievements set a new standard for diversity and excellence in motorsports representation.

In partnership with Tony Mangini, President of the International World Bowl Series (INWBS.org), Morgan helped create The Chassity Bowl, the inaugural HBCU Combine All‑Star Game. He also secured a permanent venue for the first annual Florida vs. Georgia High School Elite Talent Combine, providing unprecedented exposure for young athletes on both sides of the state line.

Morgan’s vision extends far beyond football. He has built identical opportunity pipelines for baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, NASCAR, and other professional arenas. Backed by a powerhouse team of chief strategists, agents, and top litigating attorneys across the Southeast, Elite Talent has negotiated numerous multi‑million‑dollar deals on behalf of its clients.

A devoted agent, Bobby Morgan is committed to delivering world‑class representation. Through strategic international partnerships and a full suite of services, Elite Talent Management Agency elevates every client into a true elite professional—on and off the field.

Bobby and his wife Tasha have 3 kids, Brian, Briana, and Kyle along with 3 adorable grandchildren. They live in Dallas, Georgia.

SOLOMON E. BRANNAN - NFL Veteran, Coach, and Community Champion - sbrannan@rivergatorsfootball.com 
Solomon E. Brannan is a proud Georgia native and former NFL player whose career has left a lasting mark on football history. A standout multi-sport athlete from Tompkins High School in Savannah, Brannan earned a scholarship to Morris Brown College in Atlanta, where he excelled in both football and baseball. His athletic talent propelled him to the professional level, where he achieved the rare distinction of playing in Super Bowl I in 1967 as a defensive back and special teams’ player for the Kansas City Chiefs, earning one of the league’s very first Super Bowl rings.

Brannan's NFL journey continued with impactful stints at the New York Jets, Detroit Lions, and the Cincinnati Bengals, where he made history by scoring the franchise’s first-ever touchdown. His football career spanned over four decades and laid the foundation for a legacy of leadership off the field.

Following his playing days, Brannan became a respected coach, recruiter, and mentor, serving as assistant coach at Morehouse College and later returning to Morris Brown College as head coach, giving back to the institution that shaped him. He has been inducted into multiple sports halls of fame and has received numerous accolades in recognition of his contributions to athletics and his community.

Deeply rooted in faith and family, Brannan is the founder of the Brannan Family Foundation, through which he uplifts his community by distributing school backpacks, serving meals at senior centers, and providing groceries to families in need. His work reflects a lifelong commitment to service, inspired by those who once helped him on his journey.

Solomon and his wife, Dolores, have been married for 57 years. Together, they have three children Kevin, Kim and Kenny and three grandchildren Brandon, Kennedi and Kendall. Reflecting on his career and life, Brannan humbly states, “We are blessed.” Though the game has evolved, Brannan remains steadfast in his belief: “The game should be about the fans, not the money.”

GILBERT RENFROE - Former NFL,CFL and AFL Player, QB Coach Tri-City Rivergators - grenfroe@rivergatorsfootball.com 
Gilbert is a former professional quarterback and seasoned football consultant whose playing career spanned college ball, the Canadian Football League, the NFL, and the Arena Football League. Born and raised in Tuskegee, Alabama, he first made his mark at Booker T. Washington High School—where he starred under center and graduated in 1981—earning both local acclaim and a scholarship to Tennessee State University.

From 1982 to 1985 at Tennessee State, Renfroe cemented his legacy in the Tigers’ record books, finishing fourth all-time in both total offensive yards and passing yards.

Upon graduation, he took his talents north to Canada, signing with the Ottawa Rough Riders in 1986. A year later, he was traded to the Toronto Argonauts, where he helped guide the team to an 11–6–1 record and a berth in the 75th Grey Cup.

Renfroe’s success in the CFL opened the door to the NFL, and he suited up briefly for the Atlanta Falcons and Minnesota Vikings between 1990 and 1991. In 1992, he joined the Detroit Drive of the Arena Football League. In his debut AFL season he completed 103 of 194 passes for 1,417 yards, tossed 24 touchdowns against eight interceptions, and famously led the Drive to a 56–38 victory over the Orlando Predators in Arena Bowl VI. He later added stints with the BC Lions and the Shreveport Pirates, showcasing his adaptability and leadership across multiple leagues.

Following his playing days, Gilbert Renfroe transitioned into entrepreneurship and football consultancy. He is the founder and owner of Renfroe Tile, a successful tile contracting company based in Atlanta, Georgia. Today, he also lends his offensive expertise to the Tri-City Rivergators, serving as the team’s quarterback coach and helping develop the next generation of indoor-football talent.

Gilbert and his wife Eva live in Tuskegee, AL. They have 3 children Kadeja Babb, Tristan.

ANGELO F. TAYLOR - Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist Track Coach and Community Leader - ataylor@rivergatorsfootball.com 
Angelo F. Taylor, Jr., is a highly accomplished leader whose career spans elite athletics, education, and technical management. A Decatur, Georgia native, Angelo graduated from Southwest DeKalb High School in 1988 before pursuing higher education in mathematics and management across several institutions. He attended Georgia Tech from 1998 to 1999, majoring in Mathematics, earned an Associate of Arts in Hospitality Industry from Columbus Technical College (2002–2004), a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management & Leadership from Morris Brown College (2004–2008), and a second Bachelor of Science in Technical Management from DeVry University (2017–2019).

In the competitive arena, Angelo enjoyed an illustrious track and field career. From 1999 to 2016 he represented USA Track & Field and Nike, highlighted by Olympic gold medals in the 400m hurdles at Sydney 2000 and Beijing 2008. He captained the men’s USA Track & Field team in 2012 and was honored with the Jesse Owens Award (2000), IAAF Olympic Award (2008), and induction into multiple halls of fame—including the Atlanta Track Club Hall of Fame (2005), Georgia Tech Hall of Fame (2009), and Georgia Sports Hall of Fame (2018). Albany, Georgia proclaimed “Angelo F. Taylor, Jr. Parkway” in his honor, and DeKalb County celebrates “Angelo Taylor, Jr. Day” (2000, 2008, 2012).

Following his retirement from competition, Angelo transitioned into coaching and technical management. Since 2015 he has served as Coach and Track & Field Instructor at Taylor Athletics International in Ellenwood, GA, mentoring young athletes in goal setting and performance strategies. From 2007 to 2014, he led youth programs through Gold Metal Athletics, LLC under the City of Atlanta HUD initiative and worked with the DeKalb County School District to develop community-based athletics. In May 2022, Angelo joined Tech Con Consulting Group, LLC in Atlanta as Senior Technical Manager, where he applies his expertise in team building, problem solving, and project implementation to complex technical initiatives.

Angelo’s core qualifications include strategic goal setting and implementation, motivational speaking, and parental engagement strategies. As both a consultant and leader, he excels in communication, team development, and delivering measurable results. His unique combination of athletic excellence and technical acumen continues to inspire and drive success in every endeavor.

Angelo is married to Asia Lynn Taylor. They have four (4) children Xzaviah (20), Isiah (20), Jordan (5) and Taj (2). He currently lives in Ellenwood, Georgia.

ARMOND SMITH - Former NFL Player & Business Owner - asmith@rivergatorsfootball.com 
Armond Smith (born May 7, 1986) is a former American football running back whose journey from small town Kentucky to the professional gridiron is defined by explosive plays, tenacity, and no shortage of drama.

Smith honed his skills at Union College in Barbourville, Kentucky, where he starred for the Bulldogs. Though Union is a modest program compared with Division I powerhouses, Smith’s combination of speed and vision made him standout between the tackles. His performances on the small college stage put him on the radar of NFL scouts, even if he ultimately went undrafted.

Undeterred by draft-day disappointment, Smith signed with the Cleveland Browns as a free agent in 2011. He grabbed national attention in a preseason matchup against the Detroit Lions, breaking free on an electrifying 81 yard touchdown run that showcased his breakaway speed and balance. Though he battled for roster spots throughout camp, that highlight splash was a reminder that he could deliver game changing plays when given a chance.

After his stint with Cleveland, Smith resurfaced in Carolina, joining the Panthers’ roster in 2013 for a short stint.

On October 14, 2014, Smith signed a practice roster agreement with the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts. Though he brought the same physical running style that had defined his American pro-opportunities, roster churn in Toronto led to his release on November 11, 2014, effectively closing the chapter on his professional playing career. Throughout his journey from Union College underdog to making headlines in NFL preseasons and chasing opportunities in Canada, Armond Smith embodied the relentless pursuit of a dream. While his pro career may not have followed a conventional arc, moments like the 81 yard sprint in Cleveland remain emblematic of a player who refused to be overlooked.

Armond is married to Danielle Smith. They have four (4) children Armond, Jr (17), Loriel (15), Alex (3) and Diesel (2). He currently lives in Stone Mountain, Georgia.