Podcast appearances and mentions of Kevin Mawae

Happy Thursday! Dave Biddle is in for Matty Ice. Ross Bjork had some thoughts on the direction of OSU football following the Oregon loss. NFL Picks. Buckeye Bulletin. Many Steelers, both current and former, are chiming in on the QB controversy. Travis Hunter is convinced he's a better Heisman candidate than Ashton Jeanty. Kevin Mawae joins the show. And we round it out by Telling the Truth.

Tim Rebowe, the head football coach of the Nicholls State Colonels, joined Steve and Mike. Rebowe discussed the difficulty of coaching in the modern era of college athletics. He celebrated the local support of the Colonels from Thibodaux. Rebowe also praised Pete Jenkins, Kevin Mawae, and the local coaches who helped make the Louisiana Line Camp function. 

Tim Rebowe, the head football coach of the Nicholls State Colonels, joined Steve and Mike. Rebowe discussed the difficulty of coaching in the modern era of college athletics. Rebowe also praised Pete Jenkins, Kevin Mawae, and the local coaches who helped make the Louisiana Line Camp function. The guys spoke to legendary prep football coach J. T. Curtis. Curtis called line play "real football." Curtis explained that stellar play in the offensive and defensive lines is the key to any successful football team. He emphasized the need for coaches to teach and develop young men.

Kevin Mawae, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, joined Mike and Charlie. Mawae previewed the upcoming annual Louisiana Line Camp. He shared his thoughts on the current play of NFL offensive linemen. Mawae also praised Jayden Daniels and LSU's OL.

Mike and Charlie discussed Taliese Fuaga's rookie contract with the Saints. The guys evaluated Fuaga, explaining his strengths as a prospect. They also reviewed the Phoenix Suns' decision to fire head coach Frank Vogel. Kevin Mawae, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, joined Mike and Charlie. Mawae previewed the upcoming annual Louisiana Line Camp. He shared his thoughts on the current play of NFL offensive linemen. Mawae also praised Jayden Daniels and LSU's OL.

Kevin Mawae, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, shared his thoughts on LSU's OL.

In the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, hosts Peanut and Roman sit down with Shawne Merriman, the 2005 Defensive Rookie of the Year. Shawne shares stories from his NFL days, including a memorable rookie dinner that left him with a $32,000 bill. He also talks about the injuries that eventually led to his retirement and how he found a new passion in MMA and started his own company called Lights Out Xtreme Fighting. And in a fun twist, Peanut challenges Roman to a fight, and Shawne is ready to make it happen! Time codes: 3:32 - Shawne tells his welcome to the NFL moment 4:43 - Shawne tells story about being stuck with a $32k bill 10:11 - Shawne talking about his dominant first three years in the NFL 11:59 - Shawne talks about playing 2007 with torn knee ligaments 16:15 - Shawne talks about the hit with Kevin Mawae hitting him in the knee that started his knee issues 17:13 - Shawne talks about getting a lot of tests while playing well 19:11 - Shawne on when he knew it was time to retire 23:40 - Shawne on the former player who challenged him to a fight on radio row - Kyle Turley 25:37 - Shawne on how he got into the MMA industry 27:17 - Shawne talks about his MMA league Lights Out Xtreme Fighting 31:02 - Shawne on the lessons he's learned when starting his own company 32:32 - Shawne on how finding a passion in MMA has helped him in his transition 33:53 - Shawne's advice for players interested in getting into MMA 38:08 - Shawne talks about how he knocked out 4 players in a high school game 40:18 - Shawne talks about when the Lights Out dance started 44:22 - Shawne shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore 47:15 - Shawne on who he would want to battle in a cage match NOTE: Time codes are approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, hosts Peanut and Roman sit down with Shawne Merriman, the 2005 Defensive Rookie of the Year. Shawne shares stories from his NFL days, including a memorable rookie dinner that left him with a $32,000 bill. He also talks about the injuries that eventually led to his retirement and how he found a new passion in MMA and started his own company called Lights Out Xtreme Fighting. And in a fun twist, Peanut challenges Roman to a fight, and Shawne is ready to make it happen! Time codes: 3:32 - Shawne tells his welcome to the NFL moment 4:43 - Shawne tells story about being stuck with a $32k bill 10:11 - Shawne talking about his dominant first three years in the NFL 11:59 - Shawne talks about playing 2007 with torn knee ligaments 16:15 - Shawne talks about the hit with Kevin Mawae hitting him in the knee that started his knee issues 17:13 - Shawne talks about getting a lot of tests while playing well 19:11 - Shawne on when he knew it was time to retire 23:40 - Shawne on the former player who challenged him to a fight on radio row - Kyle Turley 25:37 - Shawne on how he got into the MMA industry 27:17 - Shawne talks about his MMA league Lights Out Xtreme Fighting 31:02 - Shawne on the lessons he's learned when starting his own company 32:32 - Shawne on how finding a passion in MMA has helped him in his transition 33:53 - Shawne's advice for players interested in getting into MMA 38:08 - Shawne talks about how he knocked out 4 players in a high school game 40:18 - Shawne talks about when the Lights Out dance started 44:22 - Shawne shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore 47:15 - Shawne on who he would want to battle in a cage match NOTE: Time codes are approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, hosts Peanut and Roman sit down with Shawne Merriman, the 2005 Defensive Rookie of the Year. Shawne shares stories from his NFL days, including a memorable rookie dinner that left him with a $32,000 bill. He also talks about the injuries that eventually led to his retirement and how he found a new passion in MMA and started his own company called Lights Out Xtreme Fighting. And in a fun twist, Peanut challenges Roman to a fight, and Shawne is ready to make it happen! Time codes: 3:32 - Shawne tells his welcome to the NFL moment 4:43 - Shawne tells story about being stuck with a $32k bill 10:11 - Shawne talking about his dominant first three years in the NFL 11:59 - Shawne talks about playing 2007 with torn knee ligaments 16:15 - Shawne talks about the hit with Kevin Mawae hitting him in the knee that started his knee issues 17:13 - Shawne talks about getting a lot of tests while playing well 19:11 - Shawne on when he knew it was time to retire 23:40 - Shawne on the former player who challenged him to a fight on radio row - Kyle Turley 25:37 - Shawne on how he got into the MMA industry 27:17 - Shawne talks about his MMA league Lights Out Xtreme Fighting 31:02 - Shawne on the lessons he's learned when starting his own company 32:32 - Shawne on how finding a passion in MMA has helped him in his transition 33:53 - Shawne's advice for players interested in getting into MMA 38:08 - Shawne talks about how he knocked out 4 players in a high school game 40:18 - Shawne talks about when the Lights Out dance started 44:22 - Shawne shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore 47:15 - Shawne on who he would want to battle in a cage match NOTE: Time codes are approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, hosts Peanut and Roman sit down with Shawne Merriman, the 2005 Defensive Rookie of the Year. Shawne shares stories from his NFL days, including a memorable rookie dinner that left him with a $32,000 bill. He also talks about the injuries that eventually led to his retirement and how he found a new passion in MMA and started his own company called Lights Out Xtreme Fighting. And in a fun twist, Peanut challenges Roman to a fight, and Shawne is ready to make it happen! Time codes: 3:32 - Shawne tells his welcome to the NFL moment 4:43 - Shawne tells story about being stuck with a $32k bill 10:11 - Shawne talking about his dominant first three years in the NFL 11:59 - Shawne talks about playing 2007 with torn knee ligaments 16:15 - Shawne talks about the hit with Kevin Mawae hitting him in the knee that started his knee issues 17:13 - Shawne talks about getting a lot of tests while playing well 19:11 - Shawne on when he knew it was time to retire 23:40 - Shawne on the former player who challenged him to a fight on radio row - Kyle Turley 25:37 - Shawne on how he got into the MMA industry 27:17 - Shawne talks about his MMA league Lights Out Xtreme Fighting 31:02 - Shawne on the lessons he's learned when starting his own company 32:32 - Shawne on how finding a passion in MMA has helped him in his transition 33:53 - Shawne's advice for players interested in getting into MMA 38:08 - Shawne talks about how he knocked out 4 players in a high school game 40:18 - Shawne talks about when the Lights Out dance started 44:22 - Shawne shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore 47:15 - Shawne on who he would want to battle in a cage match NOTE: Time codes are approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, hosts Peanut and Roman sit down with Shawne Merriman, the 2005 Defensive Rookie of the Year. Shawne shares stories from his NFL days, including a memorable rookie dinner that left him with a $32,000 bill. He also talks about the injuries that eventually led to his retirement and how he found a new passion in MMA and started his own company called Lights Out Xtreme Fighting. And in a fun twist, Peanut challenges Roman to a fight, and Shawne is ready to make it happen! Time codes: 3:32 - Shawne tells his welcome to the NFL moment 4:43 - Shawne tells story about being stuck with a $32k bill 10:11 - Shawne talking about his dominant first three years in the NFL 11:59 - Shawne talks about playing 2007 with torn knee ligaments 16:15 - Shawne talks about the hit with Kevin Mawae hitting him in the knee that started his knee issues 17:13 - Shawne talks about getting a lot of tests while playing well 19:11 - Shawne on when he knew it was time to retire 23:40 - Shawne on the former player who challenged him to a fight on radio row - Kyle Turley 25:37 - Shawne on how he got into the MMA industry 27:17 - Shawne talks about his MMA league Lights Out Xtreme Fighting 31:02 - Shawne on the lessons he's learned when starting his own company 32:32 - Shawne on how finding a passion in MMA has helped him in his transition 33:53 - Shawne's advice for players interested in getting into MMA 38:08 - Shawne talks about how he knocked out 4 players in a high school game 40:18 - Shawne talks about when the Lights Out dance started 44:22 - Shawne shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore 47:15 - Shawne on who he would want to battle in a cage match NOTE: Time codes are approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Vols' struggles against Austin Peay bring up some concerns about Joe Milton. Michael Felder joins the show for whiparound breakdown of CFB Week 2, and Hall of Famer and Lipscomb Academy coach Kevin Mawae joins the showSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Vols' struggles against Austin Peay bring up some concerns about Joe Milton. Michael Felder joins the show for whiparound breakdown of CFB Week 2, and Hall of Famer and Lipscomb Academy coach Kevin Mawae joins the showSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae has coached and played in hundreds of games. Friday will be the first time Mawae takes the field as a high school head coach, and a tough challenge awaits as his Lipscomb Academy team is set to host national power IMG Academy. Mawae joined the Main Street Preps High School Preview Show to discuss his first six months on the job, what to expect from the Mustangs offensive line and where the team's QB situation stands. Hosts Tyler Palmateer and Russell Vannozzi also talk Week 1 storylines and give their predictions for the opening weekend's top games.

Mike and Steve are joined by Pro Football Hall of Fame OL Kevin Mawae to discuss Kevin's time spent at the LA Linemen Camp, how far the camp has come, his plans as a new head coach, and more.

The New York Jets were unable to get one of the top tackles in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. In the second round, the team was able to select one of the top interior lineman prospects in this year's class, Joe Tippmann, a center from Wisconsin. Tippmann comes to the Jets with some excellent physical tools which makes his upside high. Time will tell whether he is the next great Jets center like Kevin Mawae or Nick Mangold, but there is plenty to get excited about.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The New York Jets were unable to get one of the top tackles in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. In the second round, the team was able to select one of the top interior lineman prospects in this year's class, Joe Tippmann, a center from Wisconsin. Tippmann comes to the Jets with some excellent physical tools which makes his upside high. Time will tell whether he is the next great Jets center like Kevin Mawae or Nick Mangold, but there is plenty to get excited about. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

New @LAmustangFB Head Coach, Former #Titans great, and NFL HOF Kevin Mawae joins the show talking about his team, the journey from Player to Coach, and more!

NFL HOF and new @LAmustangFB Head Coach Kevin Mawae joins the show talking all things Lipscomb Academy Football and more!

First-year Page girls basketball coach Randy Coffman, who led Riverdale to three straight state titles from 2016-18, joined the show to talk about why he took the job, how the Lady Patriots are faring in a tough district, and the ascension of senior Braley Bushman and sophomore Mary Elizabeth Fox. To close the show, hosts Tyler Palmateer and Russell Vannozzi discuss Lipscomb Academy's hiring of Kevin Mawae and give their takes on Nashville-area high school basketball.

The Hate Crime murder of GuiYang Ma and some information about the career of Kevin Mawae. MISSING:::: If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Malcom Carson, 43 years old. Reported missing on November 15, 2021. Please contact the Colville Tribal Police Department at 509-634-2472. GuiYang Ma Kevin Mawae Sources::: https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/28/us/guiying-ma-death-new-york-asian-hate-crime/index.html https://www.qchron.com/editions/north/man-attacked-woman-with-large-rock-nypd/article_6f74f6a4-5137-11ec-bebd-2bdee145f2be.html https://abc7ny.com/guiying-ma-queens-elmhurst-hospital-woman-attacked/11608333/ https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2019/08/04/kevin-mawae-becomes-first-native-hawaiian-inducted-into-nfl-hall-fame/ https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/en/Daily/Issues/2010/03/15/Leagues-Governing-Bodies/Kevin-Mawae-Elected-To-Second-Term-As-NFLPA-President --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chandra-mehl/support

Welcome back to another episode of Itz Gametime. In this week's episode, the guys catch up on what the Pick 'Em standings are looking like and how each of them is doing in their spread picks. Eric and Jett then give picks for the Week 10 matchups and their Upset of the Week pick as well. We hope you enjoy this week's episode of Itz Gametime!

Kevin Mawae, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, joined Mike live at the Louisiana Line Camp. He said the three critical factors for offensive linemen: footwork, hand placement, and hat placement, are what he teaches young players, because fundamentals are what separates the great linemen from the good ones. Mawae also shared stories from his Hall of Fame career.

15-year NFL veteran Kendall Gammon and 25-year player engagement expert Lamonte Winston take you Beyond the Game to the world of player engagement. Kendall and Lamonte talk about the NFL offseason with families before welcoming on Pro Football Hall of Famer and Indianapolis Colts assistant offensive line coach Kevin Mawae to talk about the importance of vulnerability in the NFL. — Subscribe to the KC Sports Network Substack for film reviews, exclusive podcasts, KC Draft guide, discounts and access, giveaways, merch drops and more at https://kcsn.substack.com/subscribe — You can look good while supporting the network by copping some first edition KCSN merch. https://happinameskc.com/team-store/k... FOLLOW US ON: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/KCSportsNetwork Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kcsports.network/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/KCSportsNetwork Substack - kcsn.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In hour two of After Further Review, Matt talks the Saints remaining free agent options at RB. Overrated or Underrated is in segment two. NFL Hall of Famer and former LSU center Kevin Mawae joins the show to talk the upcoming Louisiana Line Camp. Musso wraps the hour with Tigers in the Pros.

Assistant coaches Kevin Mawae (Assistant Offensive Line Coach) and James Rowe (Cornerbacks Coach) spoke with the media for the first time since joining the Indianapolis Colts. Topics included Ryan Kelly, Quenton Nelson, Kenny Moore and Xavier Rhodes.

Matt Taylor and Jeffrey Gorman visit with new Colts' assistant offensive line coach Kevin Mawae. Mawae is a Pro Football Hall of Famer and has four years of coaching experience, including one season in the NFL. Mawae most recently served as an offensive analyst at Arizona State (2018-20).

Matt Taylor and Jeffrey Gorman return on The Last Word discussing Frank Reich's off-season press conference including the need to stabilize the quarterback situation, the possibility of moving Quenton Nelson to left tackle and T.Y. Hilton's free agency candidacy. The guys also welcome new assistant offensive line coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae to the show.

In his wide-ranging interview on WAFB, Scott Wooward discusses LSU football attendance in 2021 and the job performances of LSU's coaches in the three major sports. We also discuss Alan Faneca's election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame and chat with Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In his wide-ranging interview on WAFB, Scott Wooward discusses LSU football attendance in 2021 and the job performances of LSU's coaches in the three major sports. We also discuss Alan Faneca's election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame and chat with Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Andrew Luck's rumored return is literal nonsense. Colts hire Kevin Mawae as asst o-line coach. Archie should get a fifth year. Pacers brewed in Milwaukee. Next month's Big 10 Tourney moving from Chicago to Indy, as I demanded. Lights dimming for Marty Schottenheimer. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

Kevin Mawae: Hall of Fame NFL Offensive Lineman

NFL Championship Weekend (epi 468) Jeffrey “Coach” Belanger host of the Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast in Episode 468 the Kevin Mawae episode. The Coach, Johnny the Mush and Niki Gunz review their Divisional Round Results. The Coach, Johnny the Mush and Niki Gunz give their NFL Championship Weekend picks. The […] The post NFL Championship Weekend (epi 468) appeared first on Jeffrey Belanger.

On this latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, host Mason Kern is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Trevor Booth and Jacob Rudner as they break down Arizona State's 46-33 road win against Oregon State. They analyze ASU's offense, defense and special teams in the Sun Devils' second win and analyze the Sun Devils' overall performance in the abbreviated 2020 season that lasted just four games. Covered on this episode: -- Why certain ASU players and support staff were not available for the Oregon State game -- Takeaways from the Sun Devils 46-33 win -- ASU junior safety Aashari Crosswell and senior wide receiver Frank Darby declaring for the 2021 NFL Draft and other players who may explore their options -- The retirement of ASU offensive line coach Dave Christensen and the odds offensive analyst Kevin Mawae takes over. Other options? -- Offensive statistical season breakdown -- Defensive statistical season breakdown

BIO:Our guest this week is the Pro Football Hall of Famer, Kevin Mawae. He spent 16 seasons in the NFL as an offensive lineman with the Jets, Titans, and Seahawks. Seattle drafted him in the second round in 1994 after a great career at LSU. Mawae was an eight-time All-Pro center and retired following the 2009 season. After spending time as an assistant coach with the Bears, he is now an offensive analyst at Arizona State, alongside Herm Edwards – his coach when he played for the Jets. TOPICS: Pac 12 football begins in November How he is encouraging his players at Arizona State How 2020 has affected him personally Listening to God during challenging times Praying for others Marriage and parenting advice Titans success and Jets challenges See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open up the show discussing all the injuries the Jets are dealing with right now. They then dive into Christopher Johnson's comments about Adam Gase, Sam Darnold and the team. The guys then get into what needs to change for this team moving forward, preview their Week 2 matchup against the 49ers and make their predictions. Former All-Pro Jets center Nick Mangold then joins the show. Mangold discusses the Pepsi campaign he's doing, his Mangold's SeventyFour BBQ sauce, the offensive line cohesion, entering a season with nobody expecting anything and how important team chemistry is. Mangold also talks about if he felt pressure replacing Kevin Mawae, the funny story meeting D'Brickashaw Ferguson, a sense of pride being a lifetime Jet and how he maintains his beard. NY Post fantasy football writer Samantha Previte then gives her start-sit options for Week 2. Jake then wraps up the show with "Brown's Best Bets" for Week 2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Barstool's NFL Podcast, Surf & Turf, hosted by Super Bowl Champion, Willie Colon & Barstool Sr. NFL Analyst, Steven Cheah, has former All Pro Wide Receiver Brandon Marshall  in studio. Willie & Steven Cheah discuss a crazy Wild Card Weekend and the current overtime rules and if there should be a change (00:07 - 09:48) and if Tom Brady and Drew Brees will be playing and where in 2020 (09:49 - 18:17).7x Pro Bowl Center Nick Mangold was in studio to talk about his career what playing with Willie is like (20:04 - 21:27), how he was once almost teammates with Steven Cheah (21:28 - 22:50), his first time going viral (22:51 -  22:29), growing up and going to The Ohio State and why he never even considered Michigan (22:30 - 30:58), getting drafted and his rookie dinner/vactation (30:59 - 38:41), replacing a Hall of Fame in Kevin Mawae and playing under Eric Mangini (38:42 - 45:55), going from Chad Pennington to Brett Favre (45:56 - 48:36), playing with Brett Favre on and off the field (48:37 - 55:00), the fine board Nick was in charge of (55:01 - 1:02:51), bonding as an offensive line (1:02:52 - 1:06:54), the Jets moving from Long Island to New Jersey (1:06:55 - 1:10:51), Playing under Rex Ryan and being on Hard Knocks (1:10:52 - 1:16:56), Alan Faneca's influence (1:16:57 - 1:18:06), the Butt Fumble (1:18:07 - 1:20:02), Playing with Darrelle Revis during his holdouts (1:20:03 - 1:22:37), the downfall of the Rex Ryan Jets (1:22:38 - 1:26:56), what it was like to play with Tim Tebow (1:26:57 - 1:29:48), Todd Bowles and what he was like as a head coach (1:29:49 - 1:35:30), playing his entire career with D'Brickashaw Ferguson (1:35:31 - 1:37:16), the end of his career (1:37:17 - 1:43:52), how great Vince Wilfork was (1:43:53 - 1:45:48), and the underrated Kyle Williams (1:45:49 - 1:47:08)

BIO:Our guest this week is the Pro Football Hall of Famer, Kevin Mawae. He spent 16 seasons in the NFL as an offensive lineman with the Jets, Titans, and Seahawks. Seattle drafted him in the second round in 1994 after a great career at LSU. Mawae was an eight-time All-Pro center and retired following the 2009 season. After spending time as an assistant coach with the Bears, he is now an offensive analyst at Arizona State, alongside Herm Edwards - his coach when he played for the Jets. Kevin is a husband and father of two. TOPICS:The current job at Arizona StateHis college football experience at LSUHerm Edwards - playing and coaching with HermHall of Fame inductionMindset of an offensive linemanHis faithMarriage and the key to success See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SUMMARY:Our guest this week is Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Chris Conley. He is in his first season with the team after spending four seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, who drafted him in the third round out of Georgia. He is also a filmmaker, writer, and musician. He joins the show to discuss his transition to the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the influence of Nick Foles. He also talks about his spiritual leadership in the locker room, and consistency in faith.Also on the show is Pro Football Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae. He spent 16 seasons in the NFL as an offensive lineman with the Jets, Titans, and Seahawks. Seattle drafted him in the second round in 1994 after a great career at LSU. He was an eight-time All-Pro center and retired after the 2009 season. After spending time as an assistant coach with the Bears, he is now an offensive analyst with Arizona State and Herm Edwards, his coach when he played for the Jets. He joins the show to talk about his current job at Arizona State, and playing with and now working with Herm Edwards. He also discusses his Hall of Fame induction, and the mindset of an offensive lineman. Faith and Marriage are also topics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Your Scruffy Ginger talks Kevin Mawae being inducted into the Hall of Fame, his NFL Draft experience, and he breaks down the 2019 Free Agency class.

The Yogi Roth Show: How Great Is Ball Training Camp Tour visited the Arizona State Sun Devils during training camp at the famed Camp Tontozona. There, Yogi was able to sit down with head coach Herm Edwards, recent Hall of Fame inductee Kevin Mawae and Jayden Daniels, who will be the first freshman QB to start week 1 in ASU history. Also, star linebacker Darien Butler shares how he arrived in Tempe and how he approached his freshman year where he started at linebacker for ASU. Finally, talented wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, who did not know if he would play college football—let alone be the top WR at ASU—also joined Yogi to share his journey. The Pac-12 Networks sideline reporter Jill Savage also offers her insight post practice, as she will be on the broadcast crew during the Sun Devils season opener.Visit https://www.yogiroth.com/podcast/ or follow @YogiRoth for new episodes.The Yogi Roth Show also continues to partner with Kona Red coffee where they source some of the rarest, most sought after coffee in the world. It is grown on the volcanic mountain slopes of Hawaii where each coffee cherry is hand picked at peak ripeness. Be sure to check out www.KonaRed.com, where you can learn about their premium coffee beans, cold brewed coffee or Cascara, the Hawaiian Coffee Fruit.

Today we unpack the Hall of Fame career of Kevin Mawae...and how his durability can encourage us in our faith. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Donut 1: This week I had the pleasure of meeting a legend. He ows a huge thanks to his banana induced pink-eye for that. Donut 2: Is wearing spanx in your dress uniforms the greatest hack known to man?Donut 3: Kevin Mawae thanked his dad, a 23-year veteran of the Army during his NFL Hall of Fame induction speechDonut 4: The french military marches and sings beauuttiffulllllyyy or do they? We'll be the judge of that, you nasty little worms. Donut 5:  We address this past weekend's mass shootings in Dayton and El Paso.  

Here’s what’s in store for this episode of Phinsider Daily, and make sure you follow me on Twitter @ASuttonPFN! Today, I’ll interview one of my favorite Twitter follows, @Phinsanity32 — in real life, call him Zeke. There will be lots of level-headed conversation throughout the show, so if you’re looking for some Skip Bayless bull*%&^ then you probably shouldn’t tune into this one. We’ll discuss... Any concerns about Xavien Howard after getting paid?What’s the right mix of WR’s to keep on the roster?Will Bobby McCain transition well to FS?Kevin Mawae admitted that Zach Thomas was his nemesis, and should be in the Hall of Fame. What’s another AFC East foe that could help speak a Zach Thomas enshrinement into existence? Be sure to tune in by clicking the link below or finding us on iTunes/your favorite podcast app. Simply search for The Phinsider. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's show Tom and Mike talk about the latest with Reshad Jones and his injury, the latest with Rosen vs Fitzpatrick competition and how much has changed in the past week, plus we talk Zach Thomas and has his hall of fame odds improved after what Kevin Mawae said while he was being inducted.

In late July, Houston loads up for an October shootout with the locked and loaded Yankees ... we discussDo the Indians, Twins, Rays and A's (and Red Sox?) even figure in the discussiionTank fills us in on his day at Yankee stadium (hopefully he wasn't locked in)Marc conveniently focuses on the Pats ... what a surpriseChabdog tries to gin up some interest in September tennis in NYC ... please indulge himWell-read calls in from a remote location in West LA ... hangover and allStan comes armed with more Hall of Fame tidbits ... this time of a pigskin nature (by the way, who the heck is Kevin Mawae?) 

In late July, Houston loads up for an October shootout with the locked and loaded Yankees ... we discussDo the Indians, Twins, Rays and A's (and Red Sox?) even figure in the discussiionTank fills us in on his day at Yankee stadium (hopefully he wasn't locked in)Marc conveniently focuses on the Pats ... what a surpriseChabdog tries to gin up some interest in September tennis in NYC ... please indulge himWell-read calls in from a remote location in West LA ... hangover and allStan comes armed with more Hall of Fame tidbits ... this time of a pigskin nature (by the way, who the heck is Kevin Mawae?) 

Teresa explains why Coach Mike Vrabel ALWAYS allows her to ask the first question at press gatherings, talks about Kevin Mawae's Hall of Fame induction, discusses the new pass interference replay rule, Titans position battles, and more.

Dermontti Dawson was the last center to be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, that changes Saturday when Kevin Mawae is enshrined. The Midday 180 catches up with the Steelers great to talk Mawae, his HOF career, Kentucky football and more...

Pro Football Hall of Famer Bill Parcells joins The Midday 180 to talk Kevin Mawae, being a part of the NFL & HOF family, how he became "The Big Tuna" and what occupies his days after football.

Kevin Mawae, Pro Football Hall of Fame NFL Center and Quality Control Analyst for Arizona State football, talks about finding faith and spirituality during his time in the NFL and how he makes the most of the platform that he’s built through his career as a professional athlete.

Former Titan Great Kevin Mawae is set to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame this Saturday. The 7x All Pro joins us to discuss his career, the speech, the party, the jacket and more...

NFL Hall of Fame 2019 Class (Part 2) This Saturday we get to see 8 more gridiron giants inducted as part of the NFL Hall of Fame 2019 inductees celebration.  Last week we covered the first four members in the episode titled NFL Hall of Fame 2019 Class - Part 1.  I recommend you listen to this episode first if you have not done so.  This week we cover a brief overview of the rest of the members being inducted on August 3rd.  The episode covers the players in alphabetic order.  Here are the rest of the 4 members: Ty Law (modern) - cornerback for New England Patriots (1995-2005) New York Jets (2005, 2008) Kansas City Chiefs (2006-2007) Denver Broncos (2009) Kevin Mawae (modern) - center and guard for Seattle Seahawks (1994-1997) New York Jets (1998-2005) Tennessee Titans (2006-2009) Ed Reed (modern) - safety for Baltimore Ravens (2002-2012) Houston Texans (2013) New York Jets (2013) Johnny Robinson (senior) - safety and running back for Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs (1960-1971) A couple weeks ago I covered the Pro Football Hall of Fame 2018 Recap.  In this episode, I also gave a quick overview of how players are voted into the Hall.  I recommend checking this episode out before listening to this week's episode, as well. Connect With The Show Visit the show notes for this episode Visit me on the web - my about page Contact the show Follow me on Twitter Subscribe for free to the podcast Subscribe for free on YouTube Are you interested in sharing your favorite football moment on the show?  This is your chance to share your story with all my listeners. http://www.myfootballmoment.com (Click here to share your favorite football moment) Top Related Episodes Pro Football Hall of Fame 2018 Recap On-Location Interviews (Pro Football Hall of Fame 2018) Pro Football Hall of Fame (Brief History) Tweet Note - The article below covers the topic of this week's episode in detail.  There are many links throughout the article to enhance your learning of the history of the NFL.  A few of these may be Amazon links.  As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.  Keep scrolling to get to the article. Please enter your name. Please enter a valid email address. Thanks for subscribing! Please check your email for further instructions. " /> Mash This Button For More NFL History Content!!! Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again. ARTICLE GOES HERE Please enter your name. Please enter a valid email address. Thanks for subscribing! Please check your email for further instructions. " /> Mash This Button For More NFL History Content!!! Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again. Support this podcast

The Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held this weekend, August 3rd, in Canton, Ohio. Among those enshrinees of the Class of 2019 is our guest this week on The Secrets to Winning, former 16-year veteran offensive lineman Kevin Mawae. In his career, Mawae was named to eight Pro Bowls, six of which came after the age of 30, and he was a first-team All-Pro six times. He was a member of the NFL 2000s All-Decade Team, and also the NFL Players Association president from 2008-12. He played his final NFL game at the Pro Bowl in February 2010. On this episode of the podcast, Kevin dives into the attributes and the intangibles he possessed that created a Hall of Fame career.

Multiple retirements as Bengals suffer another loss along the Offensive Line...Josh Norman of the Panthers hurdles a bull! Falcons re-up Grady Jarrett, DT and MLB Deion Jones. Robbie Gould gets some of that 49er gold in a new deal. Pats' coaching staff picked over once again. Breeland Speaks could be a breakout player in Chiefs' new 4-3 defense. Something tells me Belichek and the Pats will be fine. Broncos owner Pat Bowlen passes away and HOF class that includes Tony Gonzalez, Ed Reed, Champ Bailey, Ty Law, and Kevin Mawae. Jared Lorenzen passes away and Albert Haynesworth needs a kidney. NFL once again floats idea of an 18 game season to start the CBA negotiations. How's that gonna work? Players get their panties in knots with their Madden ratings...

In this edition of @Titans: By The Numbers, we celebrate some of the players who wore Nos. 65-69. No. 65 - Retired (Elvin Bethea), No. 66 - Mike Otto, No. 67 - Quinton Spain, No. 68 - Kevin Mawae, No. 69 - Zach Piller.

Kevin Mawae was a unique center in the National Football League. When the Seahawks drafted him, he struggled to maintain weight. His weight would slip to around 275 pounds, which is tough for a center trying to block in a division loaded with big defensive tackles. He got a little too heavy in year three. By the fourth year, he was able to resolve everything and have a Hall of Fame career. He joins us on Schooled with the Professor. His story is a great one. Very few centers are able to pull on running plays outside the tackle but Mawae was one of the best in NFL history.  He was also relentless, he would block until he heard the whistle. That didn’t make him popular among defensive players.   Kevin is now working with Herm Edwards at Arizona State. He talks about how tough it is get offensive linemen prepared for games in college.  He worries about the fundamentals blockers are using in the NFL and thinks it needs great improvement. We talk offensive line and Hall of Fame with Kevin Mawae on Schooled.

This is the time of year to plan for vacations and get ready for another NFL season. With former Seahawk center Kevin Mawae going into the Hall of Fame, Canton, Ohio, should be a great vacation destination in August. On Schooled with the Professor, we talked to Pete Fierle, the Chief of Staff and VP of Communications for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Pete went into great detail of what is available for the fans. There are plenty of things to do, from the first pre-season game, to the parade and the Saturday night enshrinement. Fierle talked about the selection process that I have been doing since 1988. He explains what we as voters go through every year. We go into the meeting the day before the Super Bowl with 15 modern day candidates. As Pete points out, more than 90 percent of them eventually get into the Hall of Fame. Each year, though, we have to say no to 10 of them and work on getting them back for the next selection. Fierle takes us through what a Hall of Famer goes through from the time he learns of his selection to the time he speaks at the enshrinement ceremony. We talk Hall of Fame on Schooled.    

LSU hits the road for a massive series against Arkansas.  We preview Thursday's Game 1 between the Tigers and Hogs.  Pro Football Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae visited with us about the journey to the HOF since his election in February.  We wrap up with your Q&A which included questions about Will Wade now that the federal trial is over, LSU's batting order and if LSU is firmly in the Regional field--seriously.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

LSU hits the road for a massive series against Arkansas.  We preview Thursday's Game 1 between the Tigers and Hogs.  Pro Football Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae visited with us about the journey to the HOF since his election in February.  We wrap up with your Q&A which included questions about Will Wade now that the federal trial is over, LSU's batting order and if LSU is firmly in the Regional field--seriously.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hall of Famer and former Titans center Kevin Mawae talks about the Draft, Nashville, coaching and his playing days.

Episode 285 Kevin Mawae joined the Seattle Seahawks in 1994 as the team’s second round draft pick (36th overall). Over the next 16 seasons, Mawae evolved into one of the greatest centers in the league. Mawae spent his first four seasons with Seattle before signing with the Jets in 1998. He would go on to play eight seasons in New York and then his final four seasons in Tennessee with the Titans.  For his career, Mawae was named to eight Pro Bowls, six of which came after the age of 30 and was a first-team All-Pro six times. He was a member of the NFL 2000's All-Decade team, and also the former NFL Players Association President from 2008-2012. He played his final NFL game at the Pro Bowl in February of 2010.  Currently a football analyst coach at Arizona State under his former Jets head coach, Herman Edwards, Mawae was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2019. On this episode of the podcast, we talk to Kevin Mawae about being inducted into the Hall of Fame, how his faith became real to him after the death of his brother, his favorite Herm Edwards story, and why mentorship was so important in his development as a man and a follower of Jesus.  For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com 

Before the Super Bowl, the NFL held their annual ceremony to honor some of the biggest moments and best players from the 2018 season. Sadly there was a big upset when Saquon Barkley won the rookie of the year award over Michael Dickson, but Seahawks fans could be happy to see one of the biggest awards of the night go to Seattle - the award for the best touchdown celebration. Shaquem Griffin accepted the 2018 NFL Game Changer Award and had a very nice two-minute speech that is worth a listen. Brandan and Adam also talk about the latest group of Hall of Fame players, including Kevin Mawae who was drafted by Seattle in 1994 and played with the Seahawks four years before going to the Jets. As we wait for the Seahawks 2019 free agents to get signed, Frank Clark sounds like he's ready to get a deal signed. According to a recent report, the Seahawks still haven't talked to Russell Wilson about a contract extension. Does that need to happen now when there are other players who should be a priority? The guys talk about the players Seattle will want to focus on besides Clark. The Rams lost the Super Bowl last weekend. For some Seahawks fans it was a tough decision for which team they disliked the least. We explain why this was the outcome we were hoping for and it was also the easiest outcome to cope with. Pete Carroll seemed to have an idea of how he wanted to attack the Rams if Seattle faced them a third time, but were the Patriots tactics what he had in mind? After six years of podcasting, the guys explain some of the quirks of the show for anyone who may be tuning in for the first time. Lastly, to close out the show, we discuss why Trey Wingo and North Korea both need to do better. We also honor the best commercial of the Super Bowl and a member of British royalty. Subscribe to the Field Gulls Podcast via:Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify |Overcast | Pocket Casts | Stitcher | Castbox | Subscribe on Android | PlayerFM | RSS Support the show with a recurring monthly donation:GetInTheFlock.com One-time donations:Venmo @hawkraPayPalCash App  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Super Bowl 53, Kevin Mawae, Hall of Fame, Clyde Frazier

Olympic Curling hopeful, and Titans great, "Mr. Monday Night" Keith Bulluck joins us to talk his Winter Olympic dreams, his new curling teammates, Kevin Mawae to the HOF and more...

What a win!  LSU rallied to beat Mississippi State in Overtime Wednesday.  We recap the game and you hear from Will Wade.  Matt also gives his thoughts on the LSU signing class and we hear Ed Orgeron's response to DT Ishmael Sopsher picking Alabama.  Kevin Mawae recalls getting the "knock" during Super Bowl weekend.  And we take your questions on Facebook LIVE! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Questionable to Return  |  Episode 29 Episode Site: Questionable to Return - Episode 29   In this episode: We are going to Fiserv Forum to see the Bucks vs. Magic Wisconsin High School Basketball Nicolet High School - Nationally Ranked We down memory lane, talking about an epic game Union Grove Broncos vs. Kenosha St. Joseph Lancers Great players of St. Joe's Great player of Racine St. Catherine's NFL Hall of Fame 2019 Inductees Announced Champ Bailey, Pat Bowlen, Gil Brandt, Tony Gonzalez, Ty Law, Kevin Mawae, Ed Reed and Johnny Robinson Sports Betting - Brewers Futures Bets Revealed, Super Bowl Bets NBA Trades, Bucks Trade Thon Maker to Detroit Pistons, Welcome Stanley Johnson Bucks Talk Preview AAF (Alliance of American Football) "Find the Fiction" Sports Trivia Game   Estimated Timestamps for Topics:  0:00:18 - Welcome... We are attending Saturday's Bucks game 0:08:18 - NFL HOF inductees (Cycle - single) 0:09:54 - Wisconsin High School Basketball (double) 0:17:41 - Brewers Future Bets (HR) 0:21:45 - Super Bowl betting (walk) 0:25:32 - NBA trades, Thon Maker, & Bucks talk (triple) 0:51:49 - AAF - A New Football League 1:00:08 - Find the Fiction (outro)   Tags: Sports, basketball, football, baseball, Packers, Brewers, Badgers, Bucks, Wisconsin Sports, Wisconsin Badgers Basketball, Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, NFL, NBA, NFL, Sports Betting, NBA All-Star, Sports Trivia, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Thon Maker, Union Grove Broncos, Alliance of American Football, Christian Wood

What a win!  LSU rallied to beat Mississippi State in Overtime Wednesday.  We recap the game and you hear from Will Wade.  Matt also gives his thoughts on the LSU signing class and we hear Ed Orgeron's response to DT Ishmael Sopsher picking Alabama.  Kevin Mawae recalls getting the "knock" during Super Bowl weekend.  And we take your questions on Facebook LIVE! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Titan Kevin Mawae was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame for 2019, he joins us to talk the process, the celebration, his speech and his time in Tennessee.

Let my people go (to the recording studio)! We convened a roundtable of Honolulu's young Jewish professionals to kvetch about the world (and not just because it's tax season). We discuss what it's like to be a liberal Jew in Trump's America (the Nazis love him, but Israelis do too?), our generation's changing views on Israel and Palestine (and realizing we may not have been told the whole story), #BDS, The Women's March, American evangelicals' vicegrip on our foreign policy, and why Ryan's SodaStream makes him a Zionist pig. Plus, is Bernie Sanders the only one who can fix things in 2020? It's unclear, but one thing is certain: none of us are voting for Joe Biden. PS - How is this relevant to Hawaii, you ask? Take a look! https://www.timesofisrael.com/a-small-island-of-judaism-in-hawaiian-politics/ PPS: We also celebrate the worst Jew on the internet, Ben Shapiro! (Honorable mention to Mort Klein of ZOA and Josh Hammer of the Daily Wire, better luck next year fellas). But first! Ryan and Josh discuss the need to #AbolishICE, Cory Booker joining the 2020 primary, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam emerging from the racism time machine, and the officially-scheduled City Council special election in East #Honolulu (with 3 particularly blistering op-eds from #Hawaii journalists). And, sports! The Pacific Rim Cup is this weekend at Aloha Stadium, featuring Vancouver Whitecaps, Real Salt Lake, Iwaki FC, and V-Varen 2005 Nagasaki; Kristaps Porzingis and Luka Doncic making basketball news, and shoutouts to local boy Kevin Mawae on being the first Native Hawaiian to make it to the #NFL Hall of Fame (and a begrudging mazel tov to Julian Edelman). Grab a glass of Manischewitz, some gefilte fish poke, settle in, and enjoy! But call your mother first, would it kill you?

Scott Mason talks to Matt Stypulkoski of NJ Advance Media to discuss all the latest news surrounding the New York Jets! Matt discusses Manish Mehta's breaking news report that Leonard Williams is not expected to be shopped by the Jets.  Plus we get into the rest of the news like Joe Namath presenting the Lombardi trophy to the Patriots, Kevin Mawae's reaction to getting into the Hall of Fame, Jamal Adams doing some Twitter tampering, gambling action in Monmouth during the Superbowl, and more! Then we give you some bonus roundtable content with TOJ's Jake Benaquisto providing his thoughts on what the Jets should do in the 2019 offseason! Play Like A Jet is part of the Turn On The Jets Digital Podcast network...... - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt and Ben preview the Super Bowl, discuss Kevin Mawae in the Hall of Fame, ASU Basketball beating Arizona, and the Royal Rumble

Super Bowl Sunday Yesterday we witnessed the Super Bowl. In what could only be described as the most boring game in Super Bowl history, the Patriots joined the Steelers at the grown ups table, amassing their 6th Lombardi Trophy in a game that resembled a baseball game in mid-June. The Patriots game-planned the 11th most prolific offense in NFL history into scoring purgatory, 13-3. Tony Romo showed his prodigious broadcasting and prognosticatory chops during the game.  We talk about his true success rate in predicting the next play. News of the Steelers continues to disappoint as Alan Faneca was once again passed over for the Hall of Fame missing out in his fourth time as a finalist. Four linemen made it to the final 10 but only  center Kevin Mawae was elected. Terry Bradshaw made the Wall Street Journal of all places, regaling readers about his path from childhood.  This guy was no coddled superstar.  He worked as hard on the farm as he did at his craft.   Finally - what do you think about the Mean Joe Greene commercial with Aaron Donald?  Joe was quite complimentary of his defensive line  descendent 

Scott Mason talks to Chris Nimbley of Jetsinsider.com to discuss former New York Jets Center Kevin Mawae getting selected to go into the Pro Football Hall of Fame! We talk about Mawae's career, his impact on the league, his place in Jets history, and more!  Plus, we discuss the rest of the 2019 class including Ty Law, Ed Reed, Champ Bailey, Tony Gonzalez, Gil Brandt, Pat Bowlen, and Johnny Robinson! Play Like A Jet is part of the Turn On The Jets Digital Podcast network......  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Titans OL Kevin Mawae joins PK from the Super Bowl in Atlanta just a few hours before he gets "the knock" or "the call" for the Football Hall of Fame.

Former Titan Kevin Mawae joins us Radio Row at Super Bowl 53, were he is once again a Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist. Kevin talks landing with the Titans, Nick Saban and more...

Former Titans OL Kevin Mawae joins PK from the Super Bowl in Atlanta just a few hours before he gets "the knock" or "the call" for the Football Hall of Fame.

Former Titans OL Kevin Mawae joins PK from the Super Bowl in Atlanta just a few hours before he gets "the knock" or "the call" for the Football Hall of Fame.

Devon Henry takes over the show and talks Arizona Cardinals youth and the Phoenix Suns future. ASU assistant coach, Kevin Mawae (9:30 on podcast) talks with Brad about his first season under ASU head coach Herm Edwards and being on the Professional Football Hall of Fame Ballot. Devon then brings on two Arizona race car drivers from the Chili Bowl Nationals, J.J. Yeley (23:56 on podcast) and Stevie Sussex (36:00 on podcast), to talk about the 2019 Chili Bowl, racing roots, and more. The post ASU Offensive Analyst Kevin Mawae, Chili Bowl Nationals Drivers J.J. Yeley and Stevie Sussex appeared first on Sports360AZ.

LSU kicker Cole Tracy joined us to talk about his record-setting year in Baton Rouge and what his NFL future might hold.  He even described the party bud his dad rented for the Fiesta Bowl.  We also discussed Alan Faneca and Kevin Mawae being names Hall of Fame finalists and their chance for induction this year.  As always, we wrapped up with a LIVE Q&A that included thoughts on LSU staff changes and the impact Wayde SIms would have had on this LSU team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

LSU kicker Cole Tracy joined us to talk about his record-setting year in Baton Rouge and what his NFL future might hold.  He even described the party bud his dad rented for the Fiesta Bowl.  We also discussed Alan Faneca and Kevin Mawae being names Hall of Fame finalists and their chance for induction this year.  As always, we wrapped up with a LIVE Q&A that included thoughts on LSU staff changes and the impact Wayde SIms would have had on this LSU team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Questionable to Return  |  Episode 10 In this episode: Christmas Decorating Pete and Andy can't talk NFL Hall of Fame (HOF) 2019 Finalists - Who did we pick? Brewers make a couple moves & rumors Mailbag Teaser - Call out to the fans Bucks Talk - Giannis is Amazing McCarthy Odd Man Out According to Vegas' OddShark Packers Positives   Estimated Timestamps for Topics:  00:18 - Welcome, Christmas Decorating 06:12 - Corrections 09:22 - Mailbag, Topic Teaser 11:57 - News - sports radio and Brewers 23:09 - NBA and Bucks talk 40:12 - Our picks for the 2019 NFL Hall of Fame 1:01:42 - McCarthy & Packers positivity (and outro)   Tags: Sports, Packers, Brewers, Badgers, Bucks, Wisconsin Sports, Green Bay, Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAA, basketball, football, baseball, Aaron Rodgers, Mike McCarthy, Christmas, Christmas Decorating, NFL Hall of Fame, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Pat Connaughton, Charlotte Hornets, Chicago Bulls, Ed Reed, Tony Gonzalez, Zach Thomas, Jimmy Johnson, Kevin Mawae, LeRoy Butler, Clay Matthews, Brian Urlacher

Let's hit the trenches with one of the game's all-time greats. In this episode of the Speak of the Devils Sitdown Series, I talk with new Arizona State offensive analyst Kevin Mawae. During our conversation, we discuss his illustrious career, his role with the Sun Devils, playing for Herm Edwards, his favorite Herm-isms, his coaching aspirations, and much more.

On this week's “Wednesday Huddle,” former Jets center Kevin Mawae joins The Official Jets Podcast to reminisce about some of his fondest memories with the Green & White and what it means to be inducted into the Ring of Honor. Then Ethan and Olivia discuss the upcoming clash between former LSU Tigers Jamal Adams and Leonard Fournette on the field Sunday as the Jets prepare to take on the Jaguars.

BRANDON MARSHALL JET'S SEASON WAS LIKE A SOILED DIAPER NFL SENIOR BOWL IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER HOF FINALISTS NFL COACHING VACANCIES ELI MANNING IS 7-0 AS UNDERDOG IN PLAYOFFS COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS 16 IN A ROW! MINNESOTA HIRES HEAD SCHOOL AGAIN BRENT MUSBURGER GETS BASHED ON SOCIAL MEDIA JEREMY LIN OUT WITH HAMSTRING AGAIN KNICKS NOT PLAYING GOOD D THESE DAYS

Kevin Mawae Interview by Talk of Fame Network

Kevin Mawae, former President of the NFL Players Association and 16-year NFL veteran goes one-on-one with Sports Business Radio host Brian Berger to provide insight on what current and former NFL players think of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Mawae also shares his observations of Goodell's relationship with NFL owners. Mawae was the NFLPA President during the lockout in 2011 and was involved in the negotiations of a new CBA. Follow us on Twitter @SBRadio.

The foggy wilderness of career loss or change Recently, while watching a segment on 60 Minutes Sports, I realized I know people who are experiencing the same thing as retiring NFL players - THE WILDERNESS. In December, 2013 the NFL launched The Trust, an arm of the league designed to help players transition from being players to real human beings like the rest of us. According to an article published by MMQB (Monday Morning QuarterBack), a Sports Illustrated property... Launched last month, The Trust is an arm of the NFLPA that offers free amenities to former players in areas of health and nutrition, career transition and financial education. The $22 million a year budget (which will increase by five percent annually) was procured from the 2011 collective bargaining agreement with the league. “A big part of our negotiations had little to do with dollars or the salary cap,” says Kevin Mawae, the former NFLPA president who stepped down in 2012 . “It was about benefits and post-career options. So this was a huge victory for us.” Retired NFL players interviewed in the 60 Minutes Sports piece commonly refer to leaving their playing days behind and entering into "the wilderness." It's a place that's foreign to them. They've played football for as long as they can remember. Now, they're not playing and many of them are lost. A few - seemingly, far too few (hence the need for the creation of The Trust) - think seriously about crafting a future beyond the game while they're still playing. According to an article written last year, 78% of retired NFL players will file bankruptcy within 5 years. The article cites 5 reasons why professional athletes go broke, but there are many more. And it's not just about money. It's about sense of purpose. It's about confidence. It's about figuring things out and finding your way. Mostly, it's about finding your way out of THE WILDERNESS. Have You Lost Your Job - Your Career? We don't need a recession like the ginormous one that hit in 2008 to cause job losses. Jobs are lost even in good times. They're lost when employees haven't a clue, too. Jack Stack is known as the father of open-book management. In 1983, while serving as the plant manager of an International Harvester facility in Springfield, Missouri, Jack got word the plant would be closing. That meant 119 people would be out of work. The problem was, he thought they were doing well. Truth was, they were - so far as they knew. The problem was, they didn't know what they didn't know. They didn't see the big picture in the game of business. Sparked by knowing they could lose their entire plant because they didn't have the whole picture, Jack opened up the books. Literally. He shared financial information with the people. The employees began to take on a much greater sense of ownership as they could now relate their specific jobs to the overall financial welfare of the company. Productivity and profitability soared, along with Jack Stack's celebrity in business circles. Today, The Great Game of Business is not only a book that Jack wrote, but it's an entire training system conducted by SRM Holdings. They help people find their way out of the wilderness, even if they don't know they're lost. Jack is still pretty motivated to help people avoid facing the disastrous and unexpected news of plant closings, department shutdowns and other financial woes that hit the unsuspecting. Maybe you've experienced the same frustration and consternation that Jack felt back in the early 80's. Maybe you've walked out of a place where you worked for years with nothing more than a cardboard box. Welcome to THE WILDERNESS. Have You Lost Your Identity? People commonly talk of not knowing who they are any more. That NFL player who has known nothing other than playing football since grade school suddenly isn't playing any more. Now what? The question that rings inside his head nags at him, Who am I?" One day he knew. Just the other day.