Dear NFL Owners, General Managers, and Coaching Staff, Change the game with Money Malc! A player development dream—the performance and wide receivers specialist who fits perfectly within the National Football League. There is a reason why my athletes call me Malc Money and that is because I know that speed kills and power dominates, and I deliver both. Everywhere I go, teams and players get healthy and faster—and it shows up on game day. I am applying to the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship because I want to grow within this league, learn from the best, and contribute my elite knowledge in speed, biomechanics, and individualized player development to a staff pursuing championships. If you are an NFL owner or general manager, you need to read this page and understand this truth—most performance systems are broken. They lack structure, function, and individualization. What I offer is the future of player development: biomechanics-driven, position-specific, and built from the ground up for each athlete. It starts with detailed movement assessments and ends with elite on-field speed, separation, and explosive performance. Every step is intentional. Every drill has a purpose. And the edge goes beyond the physical—my training develops the mindset of a sharp, relentless athlete living a lifestyle of greatness. This is how you build a team prepared to dominate, exceed expectations, and win championships. This fellowship aligns with my mission to transform athletes, uplift teams, and be part of something bigger than myself. As a specialist in wide receiver development, sprint mechanics, biomechanics, and holistic performance, I am confident that I can elevate an NFL team’s offensive firepower and explosive identity to new heights. My work with Texas and South Carolina helped immediately build two of the fastest teams in Division I college football.
Most recently transforming Trae’von Dunbar in 6 months after coming back from a knee injury into a 3,000-yard rusher in one season (with 0 fumbles!)—only the second player ever in South Carolina history to do so. These results show that I don’t just coach—I change outcomes. What separates me from other coaches is my ability to teach, develop, and inspire. I bridge the gap between weight room power and on-field speed, ensuring that strength translates into functional movement, separation, and playmaking on Sundays. My approach includes individualized biomechanical assessments, strength, conditioning, and speed plans, and position-specific drills to rebuild movement from the ground up. My techniques help players master length, frequency, and top-end speed that defenders can’t match. I use motion-capture and high-speed video analysis to break down mechanics and accelerate growth.
No one sees movement the way I do—I spot the subtle flaws others miss, then coach athletes to correct them with precision. I create custom solutions based on how each player learns and moves. That’s how I generate immediate, measurable results. This fellowship means more than a resume boost—it’s a chance to represent diverse paths in coaching. As someone who didn’t come from the NFL or a legacy pipeline, I know what it means to build from the ground up. Diversity is more than ethnicity—it's about perspective, background, and approach. I live by a “We over Me” mindset and I always put the team first with humility. I am ready to learn, contribute, and uphold the legacy of Coach Walsh by helping the next generation thrive.
