Frankie Luvu was one of the players Washington found, ... That's something that we preach and both of my parents instilled in me since we were kids," Luvu shared in the feature.

Veresa and Faaloiloia Luvu, who are Frankie’s parents, weren’t rich. They sent their children to a private school, but it was a struggle every year to make the payments.

Frankie Luvu didn’t leave American Samoa until he was 17, drawn by the offer of a football scholarship to Washington State. His parents wouldn’t see him play a football game until his senior ...

It meant something special to Frankie Luvu that he managed to get his first career interception with his parents in the building on Senior Day.

Frankie Luvu has long been overlooked. That could change in Washington, where the fiery linebacker plans to show he’s more than just a glue guy. ... So Coach Joe was that kind of parent. ...

Frankie Luvu brought a natural energy and nose for the football to the Panthers during his ... Luvu’s agent. “I know he’s very close to his brother, very close to his parents, very close ...

Frankie Luvu, a linebacker, stepped into the role last month following Shaq Thompson’s injury. “I’m grateful, and I’m highly favored." Sections.

Veresa and Faaloiloia Luvu, who are Frankie’s parents, weren’t rich. They sent their children to a private school, but it was a struggle every year to make the payments.

Veresa and Faaloiloia Luvu, who are Frankie’s parents, weren’t rich. They sent their children to a private school, but it was a struggle every year to make the payments.

Oct 20, 2024; Landover, Maryland, USA; Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu (4) celebrates while leaving the field after the game against the Carolina Panthers at Northwest Stadium.

Panthers linebacker Frankie Luvu, originally from American Samoa and lauded as the “steal of the century” by coach Frank Reich, recently became a U.S. citizen.