Owusu-Koramoah: Blazing Trails Off & On Field

On April 3rd, Cleveland Brown's linebacker, Jeremiah Ousu, Koromoa, has been lighting up the field since they drafted him in the second round back in.

2021. As a rookie, he made waves right away, snagged a pro-bowl nod in his third year with 101 tackles and 20 tackles for loss and was.

Terring it up in 2024, with 3 sacks, 61 tackles, and 10 tackles for loss before their week 8 clash with the Baltimore. Ravens.

Now he's switching gears this fall, heading to Harvard Kennedy School for a master's in public policy.

That move comes alongside his annual football camp in Ghana, through his natural knowledge wisdom advancement foundation, showing he's all about, expanding his reach beyond the gridiron.

Fans and folks in the sports world are buzzing about how he's pushing back on the old athlete stereotype.

He wants pros to embrace their full selves, rocking traditional clothes, going plan-based, or using offbeat techniques without ditching their edge on, the field or in the community.

His on-field game might be paused right now after that Ravens hit, but new details highlight his commitment to this path.

The degree program lines up perfectly with his foundation word, proving he's building a legacy that hits harder than any tackle.

It's a reminder that top athletes like Awusu Koromoa are redefining success, blending elite play with real-world change that echoes long after the whistles blow.