Podcasts about clutts

Tyler Clutts played five seasons in the National Football League, spending three of those with the Dallas Cowboys. He also played for the Chicago Bears, Houston Texans and the Miami Dolphins, as well as spending some time in the Canadian Football League. After starring on the defensive side of the ball in college at Fresno State, he made his mark in the NFL as a fullback. Now retired, he's passionate about sharing about the work God is doing in his life. He joins "Get in the Game" with Scott Linebrink this week to talk about his NFL career and his heart for serving now in his post-playing days. "Get in the Game" is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. If you enjoyed this conversation, we know you'll enjoy these as well:— Jeremy Affeldt – Former MLB Pitcher— Matt Forte – Former NFL Player— Jason Hanson – Former NFL Kicker

Tyler Clutts is a former NFL fullback who played eight seasons of professional football. After going undrafted out of Fresno State, Clutts went undrafted in 2008 and signed with the Edmonton Eskimos of the CFL. Then it was on to the Utah Blaze of the Arena League in 2010, followed by a stint in the UFL with the Sacramento Mountain Lions. In 2011, Clutts got the call from the NFL and signed with the Cleveland Browns. His NFL journey saw him make stops with Chicago, Houston, Miami and the Dallas Cowboys. Today on the podcast, we sit down with Tyler Clutts to discuss individualism in today's sports world and what it means to tame the tongue as a follower of Christ. Receive our 10-day Sports Spectrum Devotional written by professional athletes for FREE when you sign up for our Sports Spectrum Weekly Email Newsletter. Sign up here. 

We discuss Tyler's dark season of waiting while out of football and going broke.  Working three jobs before making it to the NFL cultivated resilience and character that shaped who he is today.  We discuss identity in who you are not what you do.  Tyler testifies to the importance of having a brotherhood in the faith and the importance of gratitude and humility.  Hear what makes Tyler a game changer. https://www.instagram.com/one.shot.pod/ https://esrp.com https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/one-shot/id1501618925 TOPICS: IDENTITY FAITH RESILIENCE PATIENCE SEASON OF DARKNESS THE GRIND DREAMS DON'T DIE SPONSORS: DISCOUNT CODE: LASTINLINE https://cowboyrevolution.com https://www.armoredcoffee.com https://gridironcoffeecompany.com https://www.leadlikelions.com https://www.doworkthatmatters.us

Episode 94 Tyler Clutts played six seasons in the NFL with the Chicago Bears, Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, and Miami Dolphins, as well as a couple stints in the Canadian Football League. He and his wife Tiffany joined "Table Forty" this week to reflect on his playing career and what God is doing in their lives while he's out of football. Tyler shares some insight on his football journey and the work it took to get there, and they both offer some career and relationship advice for navigating Christian relationships and marriages. Table Forty is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. RELATED PODCASTS: — Cardinals Second Baseman Tommy Edman — Former NFL Star Bryant Young & Wife Kristin — NFL Veteran Heath Evans

John Benton is a highly sought after Personal Trainer in the fashion, film, and pageant industries in Dallas, TX. He is known for making amazing strides in hip and waist reduction and creating long, lean muscles. He is the head personal trainer for the Kim Dawson, Campbell, Dragonfly, Wallflower, Clutts, and Callidus modeling agencies in Dallas. He is also the official Fitness Trainer for the Miss Dallas and Miss Dallas Teen Pageants. He has been featured in Vogue Italia, Harper's Bazaar, Modern Luxury and D Magazine. Learn about John’s model method www.johnbentonmodelfitness.com Instagram: @john_benton_model_fitness

Tyler Clutts is a former NFL fullback. In his 6 year career he played for multiple teams including the Dallas Cowboys. After playing college at Fresno State University he went undrafted and played in the Canadian football league and also arena football league before making it to the NFL. Now he is a co host with Darren Woodson on the Darren Woodson show

The Founders of KidStrong sat down with Former Dallas Cowboy, and Dad of Four, Tyler Clutts, to talk about developing Sportsmanship in children. Tyler played football for 27 years and the conversation was amazing! Let's continue to navigate these things we call "parenting" to help build Stronger, Smarter, Confident Kids!!

From hometown hero in college, Canadian football, and the long road to the NFL, nothing about his journey was “normal” or easy. Join us as we learn more about the story of former NFL fullback, Tyler Clutts.

The Happy Hour presented by SWBC Financial services returns to The Star in Frisco with special guest Darren Woodson and Tyler Clutts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Happy Hour presented by SWBC Financial services returns to The Star in Frisco with special guest Darren Woodson and Tyler Clutts!

Tyler Clutts joins the Legends podcast to talk about his NFL Carrer and his time of transitions between stops on his career.

Episode 155 Tyler Clutts' journey to the NFL was a crazy one. The former All-WAC defensive end at Fresno State went undrafted by the NFL in 2008. Instead, he signed with the Edmonton Eskimos of the CFL. Then it was on to the Utah Blaze of the Arena League in 2010 as well as a stint in the UFL with the Sacramento Mountain Lions.  In 2011, Clutts finally got the call to be a part of an NFL organization with the Cleveland Browns. But his NFL career was also a whirlwind. He would have stints with the Browns, Bears, Texans, Dolphins and then his final three seasons with the Dallas Cowboys.  Tyler is also a married man to Tiffany and has 4 children, including twins. His life is anything but ordinary. On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Tyler about his crazy football journey, how he trusted in the Lord to sustain him during the uncertainty of a pro football career, his struggle with identity as a football player, what it was like to score a touchdown at Lambeau Field as a member of the Cowboys, and where where he built his most lasting relationships in the NFL.  For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com 

Jeff Jerina wraps up his interview with former NFL player, Tyler Clutts. In this Super Charge round Tyler shares his testimony, disciplines, resources and how he overcame the illusion of perfection.  In this second half of the interview Jeff drills down deeper asking tough questions to unlock practical life lessons, biblical wisdom, disciplines and resources to help you in your journey as a man.  Tyler also talks about his pursuit of perfection, as well as, Jeff relates with his struggles with this illusion of perfection as well.  For full show notes, a list of resources like a FREE month's membership to Covenant Eyes by using promo code MenUnplugged, the Strand Study Bible which you can only get at MenUnplugged.net, and many more resources for you as a man check out the resources page of MenUnplugged.net.  The show notes are available on the podcast page.  Subscribe to the show on iTunes, GooglePlay music or Stitcher Radio.   When you subscribe to the weekly Men Unpugged email list you'll get a FREE PDF copy of Jeff's book, 10 Steps to Power and Purpose. 

Jeff Jerina chats with former NFL fullback, Tyler Clutts. Tyler shares his journey from college football to the NFL along with key life lessons about staying the course, working hard as a man and how you can find your true identity in Jesus Christ.  You'll hear about Tyler's challenges and victories on his way to play in the National Football League while learning that one's true identity is based on a relationship with Jesus Christ rather than a job, success, how much money you make, status or whatever.  Jeff and Tyler give you some timely valuable to succeed as a godly man.  Jeff announces the first giveaway through Men Unplugged, a chance to win 4 tickets to MercyMe's movie premier in Dallas this March.  Check out this podcast episode and episdoe 3 to find out more.   Visit MenUnplugged.net for complete show notes, valuable resources and more! You'll find a one of a kind study Bible, personality profiles for you, family and team, and a promo code to get your first month FREE of internet accountability and more.   Be sure to subscribe to the show on iTunes or on GooglePlay music!

The United States Federal Penitentiary at Marion, Illinois, was specifically designed to house the worst of the worst, mostly being populated at its opening by transferred inmates from the recently closed Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary. The idea was that prisoners would by in isolated units where they would have limited contact with other prisoners or the outside world. Yet by the early 1980s, USP Marion was dominated by prison gangs like the Aryan Brotherhood and the DC Blacks. In 1981, Thomas Silverstein, an Aryan Brotherhood member, stabbed an inmate named Robert Chappelle, a member of the DC Blacks. Then the leader of the DC Blacks, Cadillac Smith, was transferred to Marion, where he was killed by Silverstein and fellow Aryan Brotherhood member Clayton Fountain. Then, in October of 1983, Silverstein and Fountain managed to each, independently and just hours apart, get loose of their handcuffs and stab a prison guard. Silverstein killed officer Merle Clutts; Fountain killed officer Robert Hoffman. The deaths of Clutts and Hoffman prompted the Federal Bureau of Prisons to create the Supermax Prison at Florence, Colorado, changing the nature of maximum security in American prisons.