Esposito was born in Reading, Pennsylvania, and attended Holy Name High School, where he played both offensive and defensive line. Esposito was profiled in the Reading Eagle/Reading Times during his senior season at Holy Name High School, where he was noted for his versatility on the offensive line and leadership qualities.[10][11] He would later go on to coach at his Alma Mater.[12] He was a two-time All-Berks selection, earning honors at both guard and defensive end in 1997 and 1998.[12]
College career
After Holy Name, Esposito matriculated to Kutztown University where he earned a bachelor's degree in finance. He was a three-year starter from 1999 to 2002 on the Kutztown Golden Bears FootballDivision II program in the NCAA. He primarily played left offensive tackle but also played guard his freshman year. For his final three seasons, Esposito played 32 games straight for the Golden Bears.[13] During his senior year in 2002, Esposito won all PSAC first team honors.[12] Kutztown University has placed Esposito on the 2000s all-decade team.[14]
On January 29, 2004, Esposito was signed by the Buffalo Bills[18] and allocated to NFL Europe, where he played for the Frankfurt Galaxy. During this transition from getting cut from the Patriots and signed to the Bills, Esposito was profiled by the Reading Eagle about his attempts at making it in the NFL and his career trajectory.[19] On the 2004 Frankfurt Galaxy team, he is listed as playing guard and center.[20] During his time on the Frankfurt Galaxy, he appeared in World Bowl XII. He returned to the Bills' practice squad for the 2004[21] and 2005 seasons. Though he never appeared in a regular season NFL game, Esposito spent three years in professional football organizations.[22] Esposito's final professional football appearance occurred on September 2, 2005 in an NFL preseason game in Buffalo against the Detroit Lions.
Personal life
In 2008, Esposito signed with the All American Football League[23] which cancelled its 2008 season one month before kickoff. Esposito married Susan Pollack in 2012. He is vice president of GoBigRecruiting, a recruiting agency for high school athletes.[24] Since 2008, Esposito has been an assistant coach at Holy Name High School, which merged into Berks Catholic High School in 2012. He continued coaching at Berks Catholic following the merger. Esposito was inducted into the Berks County Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2022.[25]
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