Athlete Spotlight: Emmanuel Arcenaux

He spent 14 years making an impact in the CFL, playing for the BC Lions, Saskatchewan Roughriders, and Edmonton Elks. With over 9,000 receiving yards, 645 receptions, and 58 touchdowns, he became one of the league's most reliable and respected players.

Meet Emmanuel Arceneaux. Known as "The Manny Show," he retired from professional football in 2024 after a storied career. Beyond the field, he's found a new purpose: mentoring and coaching the next generation of athletes.

Here are some of his accomplishments and contributions outside of football:

3x CFL All-Star

Tom Pate Memorial Award (2022)

Founder of MAD (Mentoring Athletes for Development)

Coach at Legacy Christian Academy

Strength & Conditioning Coach Pursuing Certification to Teach

Emmanuel Arceneaux's journey is a testament to resilience and reinvention.

As he once said, "Football was my platform, but it's not my identity. I'm here to inspire others to discover their purpose beyond the game."