in Atlanta Falcons’ history to ever rush for 169 yards on 21 carries and two touchdowns in a single game. NFL Hall of Famer, Norm Van Brocklin, said “Joe was the best running back in the United States of America.” At the time, Profit was the single longest hold out in contract negotiations in Falcons history and the first running back to receive a multi-year six figure contract. After two years with the Falcons, Profit he was traded to the New Orleans Saints. In 1975, he signed with the Birmingham Americans in the World Football League (WFL), where he scored the first touchdown in the league. Business career As a businessman, Profit was the first African-American to purchase an International House of Pancakes (IHOP) franchise in Georgia. After selling it, he bought several Burger King Restaurants. In addition, Profit is founder and CEO of Communications International Inc., a telecommunications company. (CII). In 1991, CII was the first minority-owned firm to secure a multimillion-dollar contract to help in the reconstruction of the war-damaged country of Kuwait. Profit serves as president and CEO of Multimedia Digital Broadcast Corporation (MDBC). Founded in 2007, MDBC is a technology and marketing company that provides entertainment and information through a digital media delivery platform. The company specializes in a Proprietary Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) and broadband technologies. It, also, provides marketing, branding, advertising, strategic services and digital broadband content delivery services. Profit is the author of “Fields of Success - Raised Expectations.” It is a biography written to inspire others, especially our youths. For the past ten years, Profit has dedicated a great deal of his time focusing on his national Youth United for Prosperity, (YUP). Profit is the founder of Legends & Kids, a series of literacy workshops in cooperation with public and private schools systems across the nation. Political career Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush appointed him to various government advisory boards. He was appointed to the Federal Communications Commission Small Business Advisory Committee (FCC), the International Trade Board Subcommittee for Policy, International Trade Board Subcommittee for Policy, Federal Reserve Board, the White House Small Business Advisory Committee, and the U.S. Department of Transportation Advisory Board. 2018 congressional campaign In 2018, Profit challenged Democratic Congressman Hank Johnson. He won the Republican primary unopposed. He lost to Johnson 79%-21%. 2020 congressional campaign Profit initially decided to run for the open seat in