Ben Dogra

Dogra graduated from George Mason University with a B.S. in Economics, then earned his law degree from St. Louis University School of Law.[2][3]

He previously worked with Jim Steiner in St. Louis, at SMG (now SFX Sports Group, which is a subsidiary of Clear Channel Entertainment).[4]

Dogra got his start in 1993 as an intern at SMG. Dogra was named the 6th Most Powerful Sports Agent in 2008 by Sports Business Journal.[5] He has also represented more first round draft choices than any other NFL agent since 2004.[6]

Dogra was formerly co-head of CAA Football with Tom Condon.[7] CAA released Dogra on November 13, 2014 for probable cause due to rumors of him starting his own sports agency.[8]

On March 26th, 2019, Dogra sued former client Robert Griffin III for $685,000 as a result of Griffin allegedly not paying his 15% of marketing and endorsement fees as stated in his contract with Dogra. According to court filings, Griffin paid Dogra $12,975 of an invoice of $389,803 in fees in 2014, $36,371 of $258,559, and no money of $58,714 in fees in 2018.[9]

A few of Dogra's and the rest of CAA's NFL clients include:

QB Robert Griffin III, Baltimore Ravens; 2012-2018

RB Adrian Peterson, Washington Redskins;

RB Jonathan Stewart, Free Agent;

RB Joseph Addai, Retired;

WR Roy Williams, Retired;

WR Braylon Edwards, Retired;

WR Lee Evans, Retired;

OL Andre Smith, Minnesota Vikings

LB DeMeco Ryans, Retired;

LB Patrick Willis, Retired;

LB London Fletcher[10] Retired;

CB Terence Newman, Retired;

DE Mario Williams, Retired;