Sean P. Stellato has been a certified NFLPA Contract Advisor since September of 2005.

Sean P. Stellato grew up North of Boston in Salem, Massachusetts. He attended Salem High School where excelled in football and basketball. Sean Stellato is a former professional Arena Football player, Division I football and basketball player at Marist College. Sean holds six records at Salem High School for football.  He led the team to the Super Bowl in 1994.  He was a key contributor and the team is one of three in the programs history to go undefeated in league play. One of his memorable moments was his 40 yard TD pass with no time on the clock to beat Winthrop. That pass earned him a showing on 7 Wonders of the week which recognized the top 7 sports highlights throughout the country. He was a team captain and Agganis All-Star in 1996.  He helped Salem win the State Championship in basketball going 25-0. He did a post-graduate year in The Gunnery School in Washington, Connecticut where he was All-New England and M.V.P in football and basketball.  Sean was the leading receiver at Marist for the 2000 and 2001 seasons and selected to the MAAC All-Academic team for football and basketball.  Sean graduated making the Deans list 9 straight semesters,Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree and signed his first professional football contract with the Florida Firecats in 2002.  From 2002-2004, Sean played with the Louisville Fire, Memphis Explorers and went to mini camp with the New York Dragons.  
Sean shares his knowledge from numerous speed schools and training facilities he has attended.  He is the director of the Speed Enhanced by Stellato program.  He has worked with over two hundred athletes who have excelled at all levels of competition up to and including the professional level.  He is a Certified Personal Trainer, Agility and Quickness Trainer, Certified Peak Performance Consultant, Certified in CPR and a Certified NFL Players Association Contract Advisor.  Sean is also author of the book 4th and Long: The Odds. Sean completed the Boston Marathon in 2007 and 2008.  .  

Sean raised over seven thousand dollars for the Respite Center and Good Sports, which enabled him to run the 2007 and 2008 Boston Marathon. Sean has founded the
All-American Showcase in November of 2007, which is a skills tutorial for high school athletes looking to demonstrate their talent for local and national institutions. Sean worked hard to get the following sponsors involved: McDavid, Reebok, Powerade, New Balance, Cutter Gloves, Vitamin Shoppe, Dick’s Sporting Goods and BSN Nutrition.