<div class="floatright">(http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u133/kokotigress/Elliquiy/willdemps2.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Player:</strong>Kokaine (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=27804)<br/><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Tyler Williams<br/><br/><strong>Age:</strong>25<br/><br/><strong>Gender:</strong>Male<br/><br/><strong>Height:</strong>6'3”<br/><br/><strong>Weight:</strong>230<br/><br/><strong>Written Visual Appearance:</strong>Has a large phoenix tattoo - the wings span the width of his shoulders, and the tail trails down one side of his back.<br/><br class="clear"/><br/><br/><strong>Occupation:</strong>Assistant Physical Therapist<br/><br/><strong>Personality</strong>: Tyler is a cool guy. He is really easy going and generally very friendly, though he doesn't let people get too close too quickly. He can come off a bit cocky to those who don't know him as he definitely has a certain swagger about him, but his grandparents raised him right so he is usually polite and respectful unless you make him angry. Tyler can be quite the ladies man at times, and now that he is no longer with his girlfriend of 6 years, he is finding the single life to be quite fun—though he does occasionally miss having someone waiting at home for him. He is smarter than he tends to let on and likes to read in his spare time, though he tends not to advertise that fact. All in all he's an intelligent, well adjusted guy with a (hopefully) bright future ahead of him.<br/><br/><strong>Sexual Orientation:</strong>Straight<br/><br/><strong>Sexual Preferences:</strong>Hasn't tried anything too kinky but who knows, check O&Os for offs.<br/><br/><strong>Talents</strong>: Football, baseball, like to cook, plays the drums<br/><br/><strong>Background</strong>: Tyler grew up in Southern California. His mother worked three jobs so she could afford to keep them out of the ghetto so she was rarely home and he never knew his father. His grandparents lived with him and his mother and essentially raised him, making sure to teach him right from wrong early on. They did all they could to keep him out of trouble and on the right path, and his grandfather took extra care to teach Tyler what it was to be a man rather than a thug. There was the occasional rebellious moment, times when Tyler attempted to go his own way and do his own thing but his grandfather would quickly set him straight. For he most part though, Tyler was a good kid with a good head on his shoulders. He knew he didn't want to be trapped in Cali and end up like his mother, struggling to make it, or worse—like his father who was nowhere to be found—so he did his best to stay focused.<br/><br/>Tyler got into organized sports early on since his grandfather saw it as a way to keep him out of trouble. With a lot of hard work and some natural size and talent, he earned himself a football scholarship and had the potential to go pro but early in his college career (freshman year) he took a bad hit that completely blew out his knee. After surgery and physical therapy it was determined that his knee would never be able to handle the stress of football again but thankfully he could still play baseball—although his knee would always cause him pain and he would have to follow a very strict physical therapy schedule—and so he was lucky enough to be able to retain his scholarship.<br/><br/>It was the head trainer that first got him interested in physical therapy his freshman year and he made the decision to go pre-physical therapy. After seven years of school he graduated but found himself edged out of more than a few jobs by graduates with more connections. While in Michigan visiting his grandparents, Tyler heard about the expansion team starting up and decided that it was as good an opportunity as any to get his foot in the door, so he applied. This will be his first job related to his chosen career path. He is excited to be near football—even if it is women, or maybe especially because its women?—and hopes that this might even lead to a position with the Detroit Lions or some other professional team further down the line.