Podcast appearances and mentions of erik swoope

In the spring of 2014, Erik Swoope '10 laced up his cleats for the first day of rookie camp with the Indianapolis Colts. While the NFL is a rare destination for any aspiring professional athlete, this was especially unusual for Erik. Erik Swoope never played college football, nor high school football, nor youth football--nor had he watched the Super Bowl in more than a decade. Yet somehow, Erik made the practice squad--and then the real squad, spending the next several years catching touchdown passes from Andrew Luck as an NFL tight end. In this episode, Erik tells his story, from growing up in Lake Elsinore and playing AAU basketball, to finding Harvard-Westlake and University of Miami, to then converting his ACC basketball skills to the route-running and pass-catching of the NFL. Through it all, however, Erik has found success by conveying both the inner confidence to pursue new challenges and the humility to seek wisdom and guidance from others. Among the many figures Erik cites as profound mentors are Jon Wimbish and Greg Hilliard of Harvard-Westlake, Jim Larrañaga of University of Miami, and Rob Chudzinski, Jimmy Graham, Jack Doyle, Reggie Wayne, and Andrew Luck of the National Football League.

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On this episode, our co-hosts are joined by Erik Swoope. Among other topics, Erik discusses his NFL career and his transition from football to the corporate world.

What makes the best the best? Ultimately the best are where they are because of the mindset, habits, and rituals they have—both in their respective “arenas,” but also in private, during the unseen hours. Success isn't something that happens to you. It's something you attract and you create. Successful people do the little things better than everyone else because they know all the big things arise from them. The highest performers in all walks of life have taken full ownership. They got to where they are and have stayed there because they have chosen to establish, tweak and repeat positive habits. They understand that you can't be selective when it comes to excellence, that how we do anything is how we do everything.Sustain Your Game teaches you how to bring your A game to every area of your life. With advice from top CEOs, journalists, social scientists, and more, you'll learn the framework for how to beat stress, stagnation, and burnout. Sustain Your Game will help you be the best in your arena, wherever that may be.Sustain Your Game if available for pre-order now at http://www.SustainYourGameBook.com and will launch worldwide on April 12th!Please make sure to join the conversations at @AlanSteinJr on all major social platforms, go to AlanSteinJr.com to subscribe to my Full Time Out, 30 Second Time Out, and Overtime monthly emails.Additionally, you can order the audiobook of Raise Your Game: High Performance Secrets from the Best of the Best at http://www.Audible.com or wherever audiobooks are sold. You can also order paperback or hard copies, for you or your entire team or organization, at http://www.RaiseYourGameBook.com. I've been in the lab the past several months reorganizing and revamping my content. The result? Four standalone keynote programs that address four separate audiences:INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE (RAISE YOUR GAME)LEADERSHIP PERFORMANCE (RAISE THEIR GAME)ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE (RAISE OUR GAME)SALES PERFORMANCE (RAISE YOUR SALES)For more information on each program, please visit AlanSteinJr.com or reach out directly to Michelle Joyce (my amazing Director of Events): Michelle@MichelleJoyce.com or 704.965.2339

Episode #97 of the Dub Jellison Podcast with 4 Year NFL Vet, Erik Swoope! Follow Erik on social media!  Instagram: @swooperstar86 Twitter: @swooperstar86 Follow the podcast and Dub on Instagram! @dubjellisonpodcast @dubjellison Link to streaming version of the podcast, social media and more via the DJP Linktree page! https://linktr.ee/dubjellisonpodcast Like, subscribe and share with your friends!

La defensiva tuvo un complicado estreno frente a los Rams, pero la situación no será más sencilla para esa unidad porque el próximo desafío va a ser la talentosa ofensiva de los Falcons. Para que los Cowboys puedan mejorar en esa faceta será fundamental que DeMarcus Lawrence recupere el nivel que alcanzó en 2018. Las cinco capturas que consiguió la temporada pasada son una cifra muy baja para su salario de 21 millones anuales, por lo que Tank debe comenzar a producir más.Los Cowboys no cesan de trabajar y han traído a cuatro jugadores para realizar pruebas. Entre ellos, contamos con dos alas cerradas (Cheyenne O’Grady y Erik Swoope) así como el tackle ofensivo Jared Veldheer. Además, contaron con el Mariscal de campo Jalen Morton, quien aparentemente puede lanzar el balón hasta 100 yardas.Durante una rueda de prensa ayer miércoles, el entrenador Mike McCarthy comentó sobre la cantidad de fanáticos que albergaría el AT&T Stadium este domingo para el juego entre los Cowboys y los Falcons. Según McCarthy, se espera que el estadio tenga público al 25% de su capacidad. Es decir, unos 20 mil espectadores.A pesar de lo dicho por el entrenador, aún no hay confirmación de parte de Jerry Jones, dueño del equipo. Esto se espera que ocurra en las próximas horas.

Erik Swoope is an NFL Tight End with a humble spirit who was with the Indianapolis Colts the past 5 seasons. He is 6'5”, 250 lbs, athletic, fast, and moves with the mass of a truck and coordination of a gymnast. The impressive part is this: He's never played football before playing in the NFL. … Continue reading 33: Perseverance & Gratitude with NFL Athlete Erik Swoope

On this episode, the guys use their upcoming fantasy semifinal matchup to give you some share-price insight on their squads, we may have fixed basketball, and Erik Swoope is black? Also, the show has a special announcement (that may or may not actually happen...)

Ross and 2015-2016 Saints Cornerback Delvin Breaux talk about his amazing story, the Saints defense and their improvements, and the growing expectations surrounding the team among other things. Ross also covers the addition of Erik Swoope and the release of Brandon Marshall. Follow Ross on Twitter @RossJacksonASC Follow Delvin Breaux on Twitter @BreauxShow24 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ross and 2015-2016 Saints Cornerback Delvin Breaux talk about his amazing story, the Saints defense and their improvements, and the growing expectations surrounding the team among other things. Ross also covers the addition of Erik Swoope and the release of Brandon Marshall.Follow Ross on Twitter @RossJacksonASCFollow Delvin Breaux on Twitter @BreauxShow24 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Eric Ebron, Anthony Walker, Matt Adams and Erik Swoope spoke with the media after the loss to Jacksonville 6-0.

Eric Ebron, Ryan Kelly and Erik Swoope talked with the media about Jack Doyle heading to IR and how the team will adjust without Jack in the mix.

Colts Tight End, Erik Swoope, talked with Joe Staysniak about how the Tight End group has played inspired football with everyone being involved.

Colts Tight End, Eric Ebron, talked with the media about being excited for Erik Swoope and his development in this offense.

JMV hosts this week's Colts Happy Hour featuring interviews with Frank Reich, Chester Rogers, Connor Hughes from The Athletic and Erik Swoope.

Erik Swoope talks about his big night against the Patriots on today's midday update.

Colts Tight End, Erik Swoope, spoke with Caroline Cann after a tough loss against the Patriots where he caught his first touchdown pass of the season.

Colts Tight End, Erik Swoope, talked with Matt Taylor after the loss in New England following his 1st touchdown of the season.

As the Indianapolis Colts prepare for their Week 3 matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles the personnel availability for both teams is not pretty. Each squad faces a loss of multiple heavy contributors, which ironically also will feature the return of Carson Wentz for his 2018 debut. The Colts won't have Jack Doyle, Anthony Castonzo or Marlon Mack against a very stout Philly front seven, but the Eagles' backfield is coming in with a depleted backfield and receiver corps which may be a lot for Wentz to deal with in his first game back. Today we welcome Kevin Hickey (Colts Wire) to dive into what the Colts have left for them to throw at the Eagles on both sides of the ball, and Michael Kist (Bleeding Green Nation) joins in the second half of the show to take a look at the other side of the equation. The Colts certainly have their hands full this Sunday, and will likely see tight end Erik Swoope elevated to the active roster in place of Doyle, and we should expect Margus Hunt to pull double duty with, both, Denico Autry and Hassan Ridgeway already confirmed to be OUT in this one. Can the Colts defense find success by going after the Eagles' offensive strengths? Will Jim Schwartz be able to out scheme Frank Reich considering their familiarity with each other's respective tendencies? We look at all of these situations and much more in our Week 3 primer to get you all set for this weekend's game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's daily update, Matt Taylor talks with Erik Swoope regarding his first since the 2016 season. Also, Caroline Cann previews Sunday's matchup in Washington with Marlin Jackson.

Matt Taylor sat down with Tight End, Erik Swoope, to chat about getting back on the field after missing the entire 2017 season.

The running backs and tight ends for the Indianapolis Colts couldn’t be looked at more differently heading into the 2018 NFL season. The backfield looks to be almost completely composed of pieces with very little NFL experience while the tight ends have some established leadership from multiple veteran presences at the position, and have a nice mix of skill sets as well. Many are excited about both positions, recognizing that if the potential can be realized from both units, the offense could be quite a show this year. Jack Doyle and Eric Ebron will hold the most prominent roles among the tight ends, but Erik Swoope and Darrell Daniels have had some experience and adding Ross Travis to the mix makes for a very interesting training camp to see how the skill sets will mesh together. Nyheim Hines and Jordan Wilkins are adding a lot of intrigue to the Colts backfield which is currently believed to be led by second-year firecracker Marlon Mack. We don’t know yet about the future of Robert Turbin, but Christine Michael and Josh Ferguson will be in the mix this year as well. Any fan has to love the big-play ability with this group, but there are many aspects of the position that will require some real improvement in order for this year’s compilation to succeed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Halpin and Tim Heaney take a comprehensive look at fantasy tight ends. Players include Rob Gronkowski, Travis Kelce, Jordan Reed, Greg Olsen, Tyler Eifert, Kyle Rudolph, Hunter Henry, Antonio Gates, Martellus Bennett, O.J. Howard, Cameron Brate, Eric Ebron, Jack Doyle, Austin Hooper, David Njoku, Evan Engram, Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Dwayne Allen, Vernon Davis, Jared Cook and Erik Swoope. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fantasy Football Podcast: RotoUnderworld Radio Ep 320: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Nick Giffen (@RotoDoc) to discuss Ryan Tannehill's future and Jay Cutler sauntering return. Is Jay Cutler better than Matt Moore? Who will be the Jets target leader: Robby Anderson, ASJ, Bilal Powell, Jalin Marshall? Melvin Gordon's ceiling is top-3 fantasy running back. Taywan Taylor is the most underrated rookie wide receiver. Better value: Jordy Nelson or Brandon Marshall? Pick one: Nelson Agholor or Jordan Matthews?  Pick one: Jaelen Strong or Wendall Williams?  Duke Johnson is rising up fantasy draft boards. Tyreek Hill is a mega-bust candidate. Paul Perkins' ceiling is average NFL running back, his floor is out of the league in a year. Devin Funchess is a starter and that matters. Rishard Matthews is highly under-appreciated. It's wheels up for Erik Swoope. Keenan Allen and Tyrell Williams are the ideal WR stack. Stacking Seahawks RBs: Eddie Lacy and C.J. Prosise A Mohamed Sanu truther is revealed. Get Jimmy Graham in fantasy football. Ardarius Stewart is grossly overrated. Enter a RealTime Fantasy fantasy super-tournament today at: rtsports.com/underworld Join a best ball fast draft on your iPhone or Android device. Go to PlayDraft.com. Code: UNDERWORLD Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Fantasy Football Podcast: RotoUnderworld Radio Ep 317: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) admits being wrong about Jordy Nelson's 2017 fantasy point projection. Kenneth Dixon's injury helps Danny Woodhead more than the experts think. Sorry, Terrance West. Get ready for Erik Swoope to vulture Jack Doyle touchdowns in 2017. Why is Duke Johnson's ceiling higher than Theo Riddick? Marcus Mariota is a better quarterback, but Jameis Winston is better for fantasy football. Dallas Cowboys' schedule will force the team to throw more, helping Dak Prescott, Dez Bryant, Cole Beasley, Jason Witten, and Terrance Williams. Start up a dynasty league today on Reality Sports Online: realitysportsonline.com/ code: underworld Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Fantasy Football Podcast: RotoUnderworld Radio Ep 316: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Jake Ciely (@AllInKid) discuss high upside satellite backs and slot receivers. Where will Terrance West's ADP go from here? Will Carlos Hyde be cut or traded? Can Jamaal Williams push Ty Montgomery into a time share? The Tyrell Williams bandwagon is filling up quickly. Who is the real Raiders No. 1 WR: Michael Crabtree or Amari Cooper? Are you ready for Erik Swoope to vulture Jack Doyle touchdowns? Fantasy gamers should avoid the New England Patriots backfield. Is Duke Johnson playing slot receiver a good thing? Pick one: Eli Manning or Kirk Cousins? Pick one: Eric Ebron or Hunter Henry? Antonio Gates is a forgotten man on the Chargers this season. Sterling Shepard is just another underrated NFL slot receiver. Was Brandon Marshall's 2016 meltdown an outlier?  Don't forget about Devin Funchess and Jordan Matthews in the double-digit rounds of fantasy football leagues. Demarcus Robinson is a deep sleeper wide receiver on a talent-deficient WR depth chart in Kansas City. Join a best ball fast draft on your iPhone or Android device. Go to PlayDraft.com. Code: UNDERWORLD Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com