Interview with Gibran Hamdan

by Max Strauss on Mar 30, 2011 2:25 PM PDT

Hey Field Gulls,

I have been here before to share my interviews with Leon Washington, Nate Burleson, Anthony Heygood, and Leonard Weaver. To reintroduce you to who I am, my name is Max Strauss. I'm a high school student in the eleventh grade and I work really hard on my website, trying to interview past and current NFL players. I'm a huge football fan, and I've had some great experiences because of my site this past year. I hope you can all enjoy the link, and check it out.

To give you a little background about Gibran Hamdan: Gibran Hamdan is the first player of Pakistani descent to play in the NFL. He was drafted in 2003 in the 7th round, 232nd overall. He played a lot of his career in the NFL Europe league and was a star for the Amsterdam Admirals. He was associated with the Seahawks during that time. He also played with the Buffalo Bills from 2007 through 2009.

Here is the link: http://prointerviews.org/2011/03/30/GibranHamdan/

I made this a FanPost in hopes that you all can share your feedback of the interview!

Thank you so much,
-Max Strauss-

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by Max Strauss on Mar 30, 2011 2:32 PM PDT reply actions

Good interview...

You really got him engaged, and speaking candidly, which is the most important thing IMHO.

I don’t know if it’s your site or not, but ditch the red text. Very painful on the eyes. The only other criticism I’d have were to ask a few follow up questions relating to players/coaches, to give more context. Like, what made Steve Spurrier different…or, which player’s abilities impressed/did you respect the most.

Overall, like I said, you got him to open up, which made it a great read.

by PerryCollective on Apr 4, 2011 8:33 PM PDT reply actions