O’Brien to meet and greet fans this week
O'Brien will meet and greet fans from
"It's been awhile since I've been back around the community," O'Brien said. "I come home to visit family and what not but it's been awhile since I've been out in the community. I'm excited to see a lot of people."
O'Brien finished last season on the
"They didn't resign me with a futures contract," O'Brien said. "With all of the uncertainty in the front office I'm a free agent again. My whole career I've been a free agent. I hired a new agent [
O'Brien, 26, a 6-foot-5, 325-pound offensive guard, is a
He was also on the
"I've been working out every day and am in pretty good condition," O'Brien said. "My life consists of constantly checking emails and phone messages."
O'Brien and his wife Sarah currently reside in
O'Brien said his wife is supporting the family in his dream to eventually play in the NFL. He said the money he has made thus far in football has been put into savings.
He added he's just hoping to get an opportunity with an NFL team soon.
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