Transitioning from the NFL to a post-playing career is not easy for most athletes —but Darren Woodson has found consistent success. In 2017, Woodson joined esrp and bridged his storied football career and entrepreneurial spirit with commercial real estate. Now, as esrp enters our next phase of strategic growth as a part of Cresa, we are excited to have found a like-mind partner with a mutual passion of serving clients, without conflicts. As a Managing Principal, Woodson is directly involved with leading the Texas teams and Cresa's growth and strategy across the region and beyond. Woodson focuses on locating, developing, and defining business relationships across a variety of industries and markets. He brings his innate leadership skills and passion for creating winning strategies to meet clients’ real estate needs, while delivering a high-level of service.The main Texas office is at The Star in Frisco—home of the Dallas Cowboys offices and practice facilities. With additional offices in Downtown/Uptown Dallas and Houston Galleria. The team enjoys opening our offices to host business, non-profit and social functions and having our friends of the firm and clients visit us to see our amazing team at work and to tour our unique spaces. If you would like to visit, please let us know.Beyond his talents and dedicated leadership, Woodson has made significant contributions to his community and is actively involved with organizations like Make-A-Wish Foundation, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, and C5 Foundation to name a few. _________________________________A three-time Super Bowl champion and five-time Pro Bowl selection, Darren Woodson is recognized as one of the greatest players to wear a Dallas Cowboys uniform.Throughout his 12 seasons with the Cowboys, his dependability, athleticism and aggressiveness helped lead the team to three Super Bowl Championships and earned him a reputation as one of the hardest hitters and most ferocious safeties in the NFL. Woodson retired in 2004 as the Cowboys’ All-Time Leading Tackler with 1,350 career stops, 11 sacks and 23 interceptions. In 2015, he was inducted into the prestigious Cowboys “Ring of Honor.” Woodson joined ESPN as an NFL analyst in 2005. He appeared on “NFL Live” and “SportsCenter” and also participated on the network’s special coverages. After 14 years with ESPN, Woodson announced his retirement in 2019.