Solomon Wilcots

Solomon Wilcots is a former American Football defensive back. He played six seasons in the National Football League for the Cincinnati Bengals, Minnesota Vikings, and Pittsburgh Steelers. After his playing days, Wilcots went into broadcast television and radio, serving as a live game analyst, sideline reporter, and field reporter for major sporting events, including Super Bowls XLI, XLIV, and XLVII, as well as NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championships between 2003 and 2005. He was honored with an Emmy Award in 2000 for his sideline reporting.

Former cornerback safety Wilcots was drafted in 1987 by the Cincinnati Bengals, where he spent most of his career before moving on to play single seasons with both the Minnesota Vikings and Pittsburgh Steelers. Prior to his professional playing career, Wilcots competed at the University of Colorado and earned three bowl appearances. Today, Wilcots serves as a national television analyst and broadcaster for the NFL Network and as an American football color commentator for CBS.

Wilcots’ six-year professional football career left him with regular discomfort and soreness that continues to impact his day-to-day. Open to a natural way to ease tightness and soreness, he began using hemp CBD oil after it was recommended by a friend.

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