Troy Vincent made his initial mark as an NFL cornerback, playing 16 seasons for several different teams. Today, he’s the NFL’s Executive Vice President of Football Operations, a post he assumed in 2014. In that role, he has made an immense impact advocating against domestic violence and promoting diversity and inclusion in the NFL. He also continues to support community initiatives in his hometown of Trenton, New Jersey.
He and his wife, Tommi Vincent, who chairs the National Domestic Violence Hotline, established the Vincent Commission in 2023 and partnered with Niagara University to study and address gender-based violence.
Back in Trenton, the Vincents founded the Love Thy Neighbor Foundation, which helps battle the food access challenges in the area. He’s also led the NFL’s outreach to Black Americans through historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and the league’s social justice platform, which focuses on education, economic development, and community-police relations.
