Jeremy “Tank” Sloane earned his nickname not just for his powerful presence on the offensive line, but for his bulldozing mentality—on and off the field. Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, he came up through a modest, working-class family where toughness wasn’t a personality trait, it was survival. Tank carved out a decade-long NFL career as a starting guard with the Kansas City Chiefs, known league-wide for his punishing run blocks and zero tolerance for finesse play. After retirement, he returned to his roots in Tulsa and transitioned into coaching, eventually becoming the offensive line coach at the University of Tulsa. A purist when it comes to ground-and-pound football, Tank despises pass-heavy gimmicks and believes championships are won in the trenches. Married with two kids and a reputation for gruff honesty, he’s health-conscious, wakes up at 5am daily to lift, and is laser-focused on building a smashmouth offense in the Dynamic Football League. While respected by his peers, he’s not afraid to butt heads with flashy offensive minds, and he lives with a quiet fear that modern football may be slipping beyond his control. Still, those who follow him do so with unwavering loyalty, because Tank always leads from the front.