Thursday, February 2, 2017

The Canadian Football League Career of Bo Levi Mitchell


Accomplished entrepreneur and audio engineer expert Larry Ryckman co-founded AfterMaster Audio in 2006 with Shelly Yakus. Prior to establishing the award-winning audio technology business, Larry Ryckman served as owner, president, and CEO of the Calgary Stampeders, a popular Canadian Football League (CFL) team, from 1991-96 and won the Grey Cup Championship in 1992.

Many prominent quarterbacks have played for the Stampeders since the team's inception in 1945. Veterans Doug Flutie and Jeff Garcia both played for Larry Ryckman's team and also established themselves in the National Football League. The team's current quarterback, Bo Levi Mitchell, is hoping to follow the same career trajectory. 

The 26-year-old Texas native and Eastern Washington alum made his CFL debut with the Stampeders in 2012 but spent the year primarily as a backup. He made his first career start the following year against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and threw for three touchdowns in a 37-24 Stampeders win. He hasn't looked back since, becoming one of the league's most dominant quarterbacks. This past season, he threw for 32 touchdowns and only eight interceptions and was named the league's Most Outstanding Player, a year after finishing as a runner-up for the award. He also was awarded the Stampeders' Community Service Award for his charitable work in Southern Alberta.

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