Former NFL defensive back Charles 'Peanut' Tillman, renowned for his 'Peanut Punch' during 13 seasons with the Chicago Bears, has been sharing his expertise with children in Liverpool. The 45-year-old spent part of his summer in England, teaching flag football to local kids.
Tillman, who played 168 games for his hometown team, transitioned to a career in the FBI after retiring from professional football. He served for eight years before quitting over the Trump administration’s ICE policies and tactics.
Reflecting on his diverse career path, Tillman stated, "I loved my time in the FBI and it’s one of the greatest jobs I’ve ever done. But the NFL is the NFL. There’s nothing that can compare to that." He also noted the growing relationship between Liverpool and the Bears, with more children participating in his flag football sessions this year.