Anthony Hills grew up in Alief, TX, where he was an All-State tight end at Alief Elsik High School. During Hills’ senior year, he was rated by some scouting services as the top tight end prospect in the country, and he committed to play college football at Texas. Hills attended the University of Texas, where he was forced to redshirt the 2003 season after reconstructive surgery on his left knee following a career-threatening injury (nerve damage). When he returned, he was moved from tight end to offensive tackle and appeared in 31 games during his first three seasons (2004–2006). In 2005, he was part of the Longhorn team that won the National Championship. Hills was drafted in the fourth round of the 2008 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers, spending three seasons with the team and winning Superbowl 43 in 2008. After a 10-year career Hills retired in 2017. During his tenure in the NFL, Hills saw a reoccurring theme that plagued his colleagues pertaining to finances. That the lack of education caused a lot of them to end up bankrupt within three years of retirement. Moved with the heart to help his friend’s, Hills opened his company S.T.A.T.T FINANCIAL SERVICES in August of 2019. In December of 2019 Hills partnered with Financial Education Services (FES). Through this partnership Hills now has the platform to expand Credit Elevation and Financial Literacy throughout all of the United States. Anthony is married to Brittany Hills of 15 years. They have three children Tristan, Tylin, and Toben. Hills and his family live in Dallas, TX.