Beau Lowery
Vice President of Player Health & Performance
Biography
The Denver Broncos named Beau Lowery as Vice President of Player Health & Performance, head Coach Sean Payton announced on Feb. 24, 2023.
The Denver Broncos named Beau Lowery as Vice President of Player Health & Performance, head Coach Sean Payton announced on Feb. 24, 2023.
A highly respected, accomplished and innovative sports performance professional, Lowery has 25 years of experience in sports medicine and has worked at the highest levels of both pro and college athletics. He spent the last six years leading comprehensive sports performance programs for Louisiana State University (2021-22) and the New Orleans Saints (2017-21).
In his role with the Broncos, Lowery will be responsible for implementing and leading a collaborative player health & performance program that includes athletic training, strength & conditioning, nutrition and sports science.
Lowery spent the previous two years as LSU's director of sports medicine with responsibility for developing, coordinating and administering the sports medicine efforts for all teams in addition to serving as the head athletic trainer for football. Additionally, Lowery was the liaison for LSU athletics to physicians and the medical community.
Before joining LSU, Lowery spent nine years with the Saints from 2012-21 as a key part of their sports medicine staff. He was New Orleans' director of sports medicine from 2017-21, overseeing the franchise's entire sports medicine program after serving as its director of rehabilitation (2014-17) and an assistant on the sports medicine staff (2012-14).
Lowery earned his undergraduate degree in physical therapy from the University of Mississippi in 1998. He went on to earn his master's degree in kinesiology and exercise science from LSU in 2005 during a seven-year stint as an associate athletic trainer for the Tigers' baseball, men's golf and cheerleading teams.
A native of Seminary, Miss., Lowery received a doctorate of physical therapy from the University of Mississippi Medical Center in 2013 and is a board-certified physical therapist.