Former NFL GM Ted Sundquist Lands Merger With Virtual Reality Star VRstudios

Two-time Super Bowl Champion and former NFL GM Ted Sundquist announced the merger of his Denver based company The Football Educator with a fast rising star in the Virtual Reality world, VRstudios out of Seattle, WA.

“I’m excited to combine my vision of elite level sports training with the cutting edge wireless technology platform of VRstudios.  No doubt in my mind that together we’ll revolutionize how all sports will utilize Virtual Reality in the future.”

Sundquist was the General Manager of the Denver Broncos for six seasons and won two championships with the club in the late ‘90’s.  He brings over 25 years in Pro and College football to an industry that is estimated to be worth $150 billion in the next five years. 

“Undeveloped talent is like an unfulfilled promise . . . it’s a lost opportunity.”

Years of work in the United States Air Force, College Football, and the National Football League reinforced the vital importance of developing the talent he was responsible for leading.  No mission can be accomplished without the coordinated efforts of highly trained and skillful team members.

“Talent pools are a finite commodity, whether you’re in search of “Top Gun” fighter pilots or Pro Bowl quarterbacks,” Sundquist said.  “Winning teams do everything they can to find the very best available players and then maximize their development.  Skills left underdeveloped begin to whither and fade.  Too often I saw the most elite players college football had to offer enter into the NFL, only to disappear a few seasons later as another ‘unfulfilled promise and lost opportunity’. “

The mission at VRstudios is to implement the advancements in wireless virtual technology and video animation to sharpen the skills of athletes (specifically football players) in a manner similar to that already successfully used by military pilots and medical surgeons.

 Less than one out of every three quarterbacks drafted in the NFL will ever start over two seasons in their career.  The majority of those come from the top two or three draft selections made at the position each year.  Attrition strikes the other nine or ten left holding a clipboard and never seeing the field of play – talent undeveloped.

“A limited amount of time and resources constricts the number of repetitions and coaching available to ALL players, but a virtual training system provides the expansion of this developmental environment normally reserved for just a rationed few,” Sundquist said.

He further emphasized, “It keeps the player in injury rehab mentally focused while awaiting clearance to go back on the field.  It provides the scout another tool in football prospect evaluation and assessment.  It readies the newest team member(s) to the tactics and strategies of game planning and teammate interface.  It force multiplies the knowledge and teaching acumen of the coach. It gives the game official in training opportunities to read, select, and decipher player movement and execution in relation to game management and rule enforcement.”

“By continuing the development of talent through the creation of play repetitions in a virtual format, we’re maximizing the growth potential in an otherwise underutilized asset.  A maximized skill set makes for a better player.  A better player makes for a better team.  A better team ensures mission accomplishment.”

Every player left undeveloped, especially due to factors under a team’s control, is a lost opportunity; both to the player and to his team. 

To learn more about VRstudios and their ground breaking work in Virtual Reality www.VRstudios.com

Interested investors may contact Ted Sundquist at ted@thefootballeducator.com