At the age of 29 Former Linebacker of the Tennessee Titans seeks to set out on a new journey to dedicating his life to mentoring and coaching the youth of America. As Gerald has made his transition from retiring, to searching for purpose and a new passion. Gerald found himself overwhelmed with a load of unknown symptoms of depression.

Now aware and better equipped to recover, Gerald is ready to embarked on his new mission to bring awareness of Mental Health from his personal experiences from battling the daily effects from depression to help others.

A native of Powder Springs, Georgia, McRath had a stellar college career at the University of Southern Mississippi. He was twice named to the Conference USA first team and was the CUSA defensive player-of-the-year in 2007. Recording the fastest 40 time (4.49) of any linebacker at the 2009 NFL Combine and was drafted in the fourth round by Tennessee in the 2009 NFL Draft. Appearing in 28 total games with 12 starts in his first two seasons in the with the Titans McRath gained a reputation as a sound tackler with great leadership qualities.

Most recently Gerald finished his first year as a coach at Berry College in Rome, GA and plans to stay active in sharing his story and bring awareness on the topic of Mental Health.