Drew Rosenhaus

Drew Rosenhaus is a sports agent for players in the National Football League. He is known for his aggressive tactics and for urging players to hold out when his contractual terms are not met by NFL team owners.ESPN.com: Rosenhaus' success draws cries of foul play (2005)

Rosenhaus came under fire in February 2009, after sending emails to all 32 NFL teams announcing that his clients Plaxico Burress, Chad Ocho Cinco and Anquan Boldin were available via trade. The players' respective teams were not too happy with the move as they did not authorize any trades.USA Today: Rosenhaus Inappropriately Peddling Stud Receiving Clients?

In 2005, Terrell Owens hired agent Drew Rosenhaus and immediately demanded that the Philadelphia Eagles (Owens' team at the time) restructure his contract. The Eagles refused to alter Owens' deal, causing the receiver to make comments about the organization and quarterback Donovan McNabb. Owens was suspended for four games for his actions, which would eventually lead the team to deactivate him for the 2005 season. Owens issued a public apology to the organization and its fans, followed by Rosenhaus reading a prepared statement and dodging questions from the press. Despite the apology, Owens was released from the Eagles after the season and signed with the Dallas Cowboys.ESPN.com: "McNabb sounds off on 2005" (February 2, 2006)

• 1965: Born

• 1987: Graduates from the University of Miami, FL

• 1990: Receives law degree from Duke University

• 2003: Gets Willis McGahee to be drafted 23rd overall despite being injured

• 2005: Saves a 4-year old boy from drowning

• 2000-2006: The Terrell Owens Affair