Report: Exonerated football star gets NFL tryout Brian Banks exits court after his kidnap-rape conviction was dismissed Thursday, May 24, 2012, in Long Beach, Calif. (CBS/AP) A former high school football star whose rape conviction was thrown out last week told ESPN that several NFL teams have called him and he already has a tryout scheduled next month. Brian Banks, who spent five years in prison after pleading no contest to rape before a judge threw out the conviction last week, told ESPN columnist Rick Reilly that he has a workout scheduled with the Seattle Seahawks on June 7. He said the Washington Redskins, Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins have also contacted him about a possible workout. "I'll make 'em happy," Banks told Reilly. After all I've been through these last 10 years, I can still do some things that will impress you. Exonerated football star to NFL: Give me a chance Ex-high school football star cleared of rape conviction Banks said he had verbally agreed to attend USC on a scholarship when he was arrested. Former USC head coach Pete Carroll is now the head coach of the Seahawks. Last week he said he still hopes to play professional football - although the odds may be stacked against him. Gil Brandt, an NFL draft consultant, said last week that Bank's years away from the game will be hard to overcome.