6'3"
297 LBS
SENIOR
New Orleans, Louisiana
Warren Easton Charter high school
FREE AGENT
Sidney Humble is a hard-working defensive tackle from New Orleans, Louisiana, whose journey through football has been defined by faith, resilience, and relentless determination. From competing at the Division I level to earning recognition as a top defensive tackle in JUCO, Sidney has continued to push forward through setbacks and adversity. Now continuing his journey with the Texas Syndicate, he remains committed to pursuing his dream of playing football at the highest level while inspiring others through his story, work ethic, and faith.
My name is Sidney Humble, a defensive tackle from New Orleans, Louisiana. My football journey has never been easy, but every obstacle has taught me something and pushed me to become stronger.
What started as a dream became much more than a game—it became part of my purpose. I’ve experienced transfers, setbacks, opportunities being taken away, and situations that tested my character. I went from playing Division I football to becoming the #4-ranked defensive tackle in JUCO, only to face circumstances beyond my control that changed the direction of my journey.
Through every high and low, I continued to work. I trained when nobody was watching, stayed committed when things didn’t go my way, and refused to let adversity define me. Most importantly, my faith in God gave me the strength to keep moving forward.
Today, I’m continuing my journey as a professional football player with the Texas Syndicate. I’m not where I ultimately want to be yet, but I’m grateful for how far I’ve come and for everything the journey has taught me.
I’m still chasing the vision God placed in me, and I believe my story is still being written. My goal is to continue growing as a player, compete at the highest level possible, and use my journey to inspire others who may be facing their own obstacles.
**Faith. Football. Hard work. That’s my journey.**
I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.”
Contact Texas Syndicate to learn more about LaCarea Pleasant-Johnson and athlete opportunities.
Sidney Humble is a hard-working defensive tackle from New Orleans, Louisiana, whose journey through football has been defined by faith, resilience, and relentless determination. From competing at the Division I level to earning recognition as a top defensive tackle in JUCO, Sidney has continued to push forward through setbacks and adversity. Now continuing his journey with the Texas Syndicate, he remains committed to pursuing his dream of playing football at the highest level while inspiring others through his story, work ethic, and faith.
My name is Sidney Humble, a defensive tackle from New Orleans, Louisiana. My football journey has never been easy, but every obstacle has taught me something and pushed me to become stronger.
What started as a dream became much more than a game—it became part of my purpose. I’ve experienced transfers, setbacks, opportunities being taken away, and situations that tested my character. I went from playing Division I football to becoming the #4-ranked defensive tackle in JUCO, only to face circumstances beyond my control that changed the direction of my journey.
Through every high and low, I continued to work. I trained when nobody was watching, stayed committed when things didn’t go my way, and refused to let adversity define me. Most importantly, my faith in God gave me the strength to keep moving forward.
Today, I’m continuing my journey as a professional football player with the Texas Syndicate. I’m not where I ultimately want to be yet, but I’m grateful for how far I’ve come and for everything the journey has taught me.
I’m still chasing the vision God placed in me, and I believe my story is still being written. My goal is to continue growing as a player, compete at the highest level possible, and use my journey to inspire others who may be facing their own obstacles.
**Faith. Football. Hard work. That’s my journey.**
I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.”
Contact Texas Syndicate to learn more about LaCarea Pleasant-Johnson and athlete opportunities.
