Barrin Simpson

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Barrin Simpson (born October 1, 1977, in St. Louis, Missouri) is a Canadian Football League linebacker for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, having formerly played for the British Columbia Lions.

[edit] College career

Simpson attended Mississippi State University. He was a two time Southeast Conference All-Star, and finished his career with three interceptions, 296 tackles, and a fumble recovery. He is currently the captain of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Defense and is a minister in the off-season, hence his nickname The Minister of Defense

[edit] External links

BarrinSimpson.com Official Website

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Categories: 1977 births | British Columbia Lions players | Canadian football linebackers | Grey Cup champions | Winnipeg Blue Bombers players | Mississippi State Bulldogs football players | Living people | Canadian football biography stubs

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