Podcast appearances and mentions of Matt Stover

Explore Ravens gear at Homage: https://homage.com/sarahandbobby  On this edition of the Vault, Sarah & Bobby dive into the following: Pointing out Baltimore's latest defensive personnel adjustments Ben Roethlisberger gets involved in the Harbaugh vs. Tomlin talk Former Ravens kicker Matt Stover weighs in on Justin Tucker And more... Interested in supporting the show? Check out what we're now offering on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3RorjU2 Hit us up: BaltimoreRavensVault@gmail.com Interested in advertising on this podcast? Email sales@bluewirepods.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It is a Tuesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to do on the program as we continue talking Ravens and the aftermath of Sunday's loss in Pittsburgh, Justin Tucker's kicking struggles and more, plus Glenn and Griffin will recap Sunday's loss with Five Plays That Told The Story of the game. At 10:20am, we will talk Ravens-Steelers with Eric Edholm of NFL.com, get his thoughts on how the game played out, why the Ravens struggle in Pittsburgh, Justin Tucker and more. Then at 10:40am, we will switch gears to talk some college hoops as we catch up with our friend Patrick Stevens from the Washington Post, Blue Ribbon and elsewhere to his thoughts on the Terps and the other local teams in the area. At 11:05am, we will get back to football to check in with Ravens legend and former NFL Kicker Matt Stover to get his take on Justin Tucker, how the Ravens should handle the situation and what could be causing the issues. Then at 11:40am, we'll talk Fantasy Football with Joe Serpico, our PressBox Fantasy Analyst as he tells who we should be targeting on the Waiver-Wire this week…

Matt Stover joins the show, gives thoughts on Justin Tucker's struggles full Former Ravens All Pro kicker Matt Stover joined the show to discuss the Justin Tucker kicking struggles to this point in the season. They also discuss his time in the NFL, some spells he had as a kicker, and some factors that give the kickers issues, and much more. 794 Mon, 18 Nov 2024 20:35:48 +0000 adwCODz4bmLIhs5QCrs91OZXqiO5jYix nfl,baltimore ravens,sports Inside Access with Jason LaCanfora and Ken Weinman nfl,baltimore ravens,sports Matt Stover joins the show, gives thoughts on Justin Tucker's struggles Jason La Canfora and Ken Weinman have the INSIDE ACCESS to all Baltimore sports. Both native to Baltimore, their passion for sports is unmatched. Jason, the NFL TODAY’s NFL insider, is as well connected as any sports journalist. Ken’s fiery takes are must listen to radio. Listen to Inside Access with Jason La Canfora and Ken Weinman weekdays from 2-6pm on 105.7 The Fan, on the Audacy App or on 1057thefan.com. Sports False https://player.amperw

What's the issue going on with Justin Tucker? full In the second hour of Inside Access, the guys discuss what they believe is going on with Justin Tucker and why they're concerned. They also take calls and are joined by Matt Stover. 2149 Mon, 18 Nov 2024 21:07:55 +0000 GifRL0VbdBTkD3JjlAYKYk87Bw7tIy87 sports Inside Access with Jason LaCanfora and Ken Weinman sports What's the issue going on with Justin Tucker? Jason La Canfora and Ken Weinman have the INSIDE ACCESS to all Baltimore sports. Both native to Baltimore, their passion for sports is unmatched. Jason, the NFL TODAY’s NFL insider, is as well connected as any sports journalist. Ken’s fiery takes are must listen to radio. Listen to Inside Access with Jason La Canfora and Ken Weinman weekdays from 2-6pm on 105.7 The Fan, on the Audacy App or on 1057thefan.com. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-lin

FULL SHOW 11-18-24 full The guys break down the Ravens loss to the Steelers, share concern for Justin Tucker, give praise to Roquan Smith, question who is to blame for these consistent poor performances by the offense in big games, and much more. They are joined by Matt Stover, Jonas Shaffer, and Cordell Woodland. 8456 Mon, 18 Nov 2024 23:06:34 +0000 IVsgWuc5xU0Air5cTmMEocsJA95Wqc6j sports Inside Access with Jason LaCanfora and Ken Weinman sports FULL SHOW 11-18-24 Jason La Canfora and Ken Weinman have the INSIDE ACCESS to all Baltimore sports. Both native to Baltimore, their passion for sports is unmatched. Jason, the NFL TODAY’s NFL insider, is as well connected as any sports journalist. Ken’s fiery takes are must listen to radio. Listen to Inside Access with Jason La Canfora and Ken Weinman weekdays from 2-6pm on 105.7 The Fan, on the Audacy App or on 1057thefan.com. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwa

He's played for four Hall of Fame and Super Bowl-winning coaches and former Ravens kicker Matt Stover tells Nestor that staying cool in the heat of the battle is the only way a kicker can make it in the NFL. Some words of wisdom in the aftermath of a difficult bad beat for the Baltimore football team. The post Former Ravens kicker Matt Stover and Nestor discuss the power of composure and a calm mind for football players first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Former NFL kicker, Matt Stover and philanthropy expert Seth McDonnell founded PPF in 2010 to make it easier for professional athletes to create and manage charitable foundations. Learn more about the transition from athlete to business man. Matt is a multi-faceted individual known for being a Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor Inductee, Co-Founder of Cobalt Management Services, creating the Matt Stover Foundation and being on the board for many notable profits. 

It is a Would You Rather Wednesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, Glenn and Griffin will be talking about everything going on in the sports world as the Ravens prepare to go to Cleveland on a short week Saturday after their win Pittsburgh. More MLB free agent dominoes are falling and the Orioles haven't lifted a pinky yet. Plus some local college hoops in action tonight including the Terps hosting No.16 ranked UCLA at Xfinity Center tonight. At 10:20am, we will chat with former NFL GM Rick Spielman, who is now with the 33rd Team, about the Ravens as they sit atop the AFC North entering week 15. Our buddy Drew Forrester from drewsmorningdish.com will be stopping by the studio to hang out with Glenn and Griffin as they talk some more Ravens, Orioles and play some Would You Rather Wednesday. At 11am, we will have Ravens legend, Kicker Matt Stover, who's franchise record for points scored was broken by Justin Tucker on Sunday against the Steelers. We will wrap the show by listening to the opening segment of last night's Tyus Bowser Show with special guest, Devin Duvernay. All that and much on a WYR Wednesday edition of GCR.

Matt Stover, Director of Charging & Energy Services, North America, Ford Motor Company joined Grayson Brulte on The Road to Autonomy Podcast to discuss Ford's strategy for public electric vehicle charging. The conversation begins with Matt discussing the current state of public electric vehicle charging. When we look at public charging right now, the industry is in its infancy. It's been around for about 10 years, but the network growth I should say it's a toddler going to early teen ages. – Matt StoverOn a global basis less then 7% of vehicles on the road are electric vehicles, so we are still very early in the journey to an all-electric future. With the potential for electric vehicle adoption to grow, the charging infrastructure needs to grow to support the demand for EVs. As new charging infrastructure, it's vitally important that the charges are up and operating in a fashion similar to a gas-station, to ensure consumer satisfaction with the EV experience. When you look at charging we're early in the development of the infrastructure, the way that the infrastructure develops is going to be different than what we think about with gas right now. Right now with gas we have a typical venue for filling up your vehicle at a gas station. They all kind of look alike, there in similar types of places. Charging is going to be different from that. You are going to have charging on gasoline forecourts for sure. You are going to have charging in parking lots at your local retailer and you are going to have chargers at work. – Matt StoverWhen the EV charging infrastructure is up, running and reliable, range anxiety will begin to dissipate. Once a customer starts to understand that there is infrastructure out in the market and in their daily life, they can get over the idea of the fear of range anxiety. Because the technology that we are putting into these vehicles is giving them that confidence that the vehicles can go a long distance on a particular charge. – Matt StoverOne of key locations to deploying EV charging infrastructure are retail locations as consumers spend on average 30 to 60 minutes inside of a big-box retailer. During their time shopping, consumers will be able to charge their vehicles in a frictionless manner. The thing that we will be really surprised by is where you end up seeing chargers and how you engage with those chargers from a transaction standpoint. – Matt StoverAs builders develop new master-planned communities and multi-family residences, EV charging infrastructure will be built into the development from the initial planning stages. An example of a new community that was built from the ground-up for electric vehicles is Babcock Ranch in Punta Gorda, FL. While Babcock Ranch was built for EVs, a majority of pre-existing residential infrastructure currently does not support EV charging. With a growing demand for electric vehicles and one-third of American's currently living in a rental home in the United States, having access to EV charging at home will become a consumer differentiator. In the future renters could opt for a residence that has EV charging. When you buy a house, having a charger in the house will be seen as an asset. And when you go rent a property and if there is charging that is there for you, you will perceive that as an asset, therefore pay more for that asset. – Matt StoverSince a majority of renters currently do not have access to EV charging at their residence, they have to rely on public charging infrastructure which tends to be unreliable. To address this issue, Ford has introduced the Ford Charge Angels program. Charge Angles actively monitor charger performance, communications, and billing protocols to ensure that chargers in the Ford BlueOval Charging Network are operating properly. There needs to be an improvement in the reliability of the charging infrastructure. – Matt StoverThe Ford BlueOval Charging Network is a network of networks. What we have done is worked with our partners to create access for our Ford customers to the most AC and DC public chargers in North America. – Matt StoverIn the network there are currently 75,000 EV chargers that allow EV drivers to charge without having to download multiple apps and create new accounts as it all runs through the FordPass app.Wrapping up the conversation, Matt shares his thoughts on the future of EV charging. Follow The Road To Autonomy on Apple PodcastsFollow The Road To Autonomy on LinkedInFollow The Road To Autonomy on TwitterRecorded on Tuesday, October 18, 2022See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Back in April, digital asset infrastructure provider PolySign acquired top fund administration firm MG Stover as reported by CoinDesk. At the time of acquisition, MG Stover had more than $40 billion in digital assets under administration.  This move coincided with PolySign completing its Series C fundraise, which included new powerhouse investors such as Soros Fund Management, Brevan Howard and GSR, along with former investors including Cowen Digital, who led PolySign's $54 million Series B last year. In this episode of The Scoop, Jack McDonald, chair and CEO of Polysign, and Matt Stover, CEO of MG Stover, sit down with host Frank Chaparro to record their first-ever podcast together, and to discuss the unwavering demand for digital asset-related products they are seeing from their clients. As Stover explained, while crypto prices may be down, there is still plenty of private funding flowing toward building out digital asset infrastructure: “We get to see both the liquid and illiquid on the investment side and there's so much capital still flowing into the private companies building infrastructure around this new asset class.” Although the recent market downturn has many market participants on edge, McDonald says the long-term view institutions from traditional finance have when it comes to digital assets make short-term market movements irrelevant. As McDonald said during the interview: “The long-term view that these traditional asset managers make in investing in this sort of way is really unaffected by the recent market downturns. They're taking a long-term view and they've done the work to make these decisions.” Episode 54 of Season 4 of The Scoop was recorded remotely with The Block's Frank Chaparro, Jack McDonald, Chair & CEO of PolySign, and Matt Stover, CEO of MG Stover. Listen below, and subscribe to The Scoop on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher or wherever you listen to podcasts. Email feedback and revision requests to podcast@theblockcrypto.com This episode is brought to you by our sponsors Fireblocks, Coinbase Prime & Cross River Fireblocks is an enterprise-grade platform delivering a secure infrastructure for moving, storing, and issuing digital assets. Fireblocks enables exchanges, lending desks, custodians, banks, trading desks, and hedge funds to securely scale digital asset operations through the Fireblocks Network and MPC-based Wallet Infrastructure. Fireblocks serves over 725 financial institutions, has secured the transfer of over $1.5 trillion in digital assets, and has a unique insurance policy that covers assets in storage & transit. For more information, please visit www.fireblocks.com. About Coinbase Prime Coinbase Prime is an integrated solution that provides institutional investors with an advanced trading platform, secure custody, and prime services to manage all their crypto assets in one place. Coinbase Prime fully integrates crypto trading and custody on a single platform, and gives clients the best all-in pricing in their network using their proprietary Smart Order Router and algorithmic execution. For more information, visit www.coinbase.com/prime. About Cross River Cross River is powering today's most innovative crypto companies, with banking and payments solutions you can rely on, including fiat on/off ramp solutions. Whether you are a crypto exchange, NFT marketplace, or wallet, Cross River's API-based, all-in-one platform enables banking as a service, ACH & wire transfers, push-to-card disbursements, real-time payments, and virtual accounts and subledgers. Request your fiat on/off ramp solution now at crossriver.com/crypto.

Graham Gano is an NFL Kicker who had a breakout season for the New York Giants in 2020. A 13-year NFL veteran, Gano was signed as an undrafted free agent for the Baltimore Ravens in 2008 from Florida State after winning the 2008 Lou Groza Award. He competed against Steve Hauschka to replace Matt Stover, competing under Randy Brown. Gano's NFL career has made stops in the National Football League, the Baltimore Ravens, Washington Redskins, Carolina Panthers, New York Giants. Statistically 2020 and 2021 were some of his best seasons, as he converted his kicks within 3 feet of the center according to the Simple Kicking App. Santos credits punter Riley Dixon (Syracuse, Los Angeles Rams) who held for him. Please follow Graham Gano https://www.instagram.com/grahamgano9/ https://twitter.com/GrahamGano

This week Andrew is joined by 2x Super Bowl Champion Matt Stover. One of the all-time great place kickers in NFL history, Matt retired after the 2009 season as the NFL's fourth all-time leading scorer. Andrew and Matt explore the mindsets, routines, and processes that made Matt an all-time great in one of the highest-pressure jobs in sports.  This conversation is filled with important lessons, whether you are a football fan or not. Like a lot of things in life, kicking a field goal requires extraordinary focus and attention to detail—and you have to do a lot of little things right to achieve big success. Matt even walks Andrew step-by-step through the process of kicking a field goal. You'll probably never look at a field goal the same way again.  Show highlights:2:30 - Matt's childhood3:38 - Developing a craft4:09 - Transition from high school to college5:47 - Learning to manage high-pressure situations8:15 - Step by step process of kicking a field goal9:20 - Managing your energy9:39 - Preparing for a big moment13:30 - Role of others in process14:41 - Adjusting and refining your process15:47 - Tracking progress17:07 - Overcoming failure20:12 - Team culture and leadership22:00 - Being a great teammate22:38 - Ray Lewis showing confidence in Matt24:00 - Players Philanthropy Fund26:30 - Role of relationshipsBe sure to subscribe & leave a review for the show in your favorite podcast app.Follow Andrew on Twitter:@andrewhmoses and IG: @AndrewMoses123Sign up for e-mails to keep up with the podcast at everybodypullsthetarp.com/newsletter!Please tell your friends about Everybody Pulls The Tarp on social media and be sure to tag Andrew in your posts @andrewmoses123 (Instagram) and @andrewHmoses (Twitter).

Matt Stover talks with me about his fatherhood journey. We chat about the values he looks to instill into his kids as they were growing up. Next we talk about his time in the NFL and why he wasn't ready to play right away. We discuss his experience helping the Baltimore Ravens win a Super Bowl. After that we talk about his inspiration to start the Matt Stover Foundation as well as helping other athletes start their own foundation. Lastly, we finish the interview with the Fatherhood Quick Five.  About Matt Stover  Matt was a kicker in the NFL for 19 seasons, most notably with the Baltimore Ravens. He was inducted into the Ravens Ring of Honor in 2011 and is a 2x Super Bowl Champion. Matt and his wife, Debbie started up the Matt Stover Foundation. The mission of the Matt Stover Foundation is to provide financial support to under-funded educational, religious and other charitable organizations. Since 2012, the Matt Stover Foundation has provided over $3,000,000 to community organizations throughout Baltimore. Make sure you follow Matt on Twitter at @Matt3Stover and check out his foundation at mattstoverfoundation.org.  OurPact Is This Week's Sponsor OurPact is the one app every parent needs to keep their children safe when online and teach them healthy digital habits. With OurPact, it is a breakthrough parental control app that harnesses the power of Internet and Application blocking in order to teach children proper device use and responsibility. It is the most comprehensive parental control app and family locator, perfect for families of any size.  OurPact is easy to use, easy to set up and great for parents or families who are concerned with their children's over use of technology. Whether you are introducing a device to your child for the first time, or simply have a teenager who spends too much time on social media, OurPact is the perfect parental control solution for your family. For more information and download the OurPact app go to their website.  About The Art of Fatherhood Podcast  The Art of Fatherhood Podcast follows the journey of fatherhood. Your host, Art Eddy talks with fantastic dads from all around the world where they share their thoughts on fatherhood. In addition, you get a unique perspective on fatherhood. You hear from guests like Joe Montana, Kevin Smith, Danny Trejo, Jerry Rice, Jeff Foxworthy, Patrick Warburton, Jeff Kinney, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Kyle Busch, Dennis Quaid, Dwight Freeney and many more.

Matt Stover discusses why he'd never make a 66-yard field goal and the power of Lamar and Tucker

Lindsay's joined by former NFL kickers Matt Stover and Blair Walsh to discuss everything you ever wanted to know about the weird, quirky world of kicking in the NFL. What's behind the rash of missed extra points? What can go wrong on a kick? What is a guy like Mason Crosby's mindset after missing three straight? What's it like for kickers in an NFL locker room? What makes a good coach for kickers? All of that and much more.

The gang talks about three Tech greats: Chelsea Hayes, Matt Stover, and Billy Jack Talton

Former Baltimore Ravens kicker and TWO time Super Bowl champion Matt Stover joins us this week! Listen to what he has to say about the importance of failure, humility and how his faith has carried him through his career.

BIO:Former NFL kicker, Matt Stover, is a two-time Super Bowl Champion and member of the Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor. He played for the New York Giants, Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, and Indianapolis Colts.Graduating from Louisiana Tech University, Matt was selected by the New York Giants in the 1990 NFL Draft and was part of a Super Bowl Champion team his rookie season. He signed with the Cleveland Browns in 1991, and following the Browns' move to Baltimore in 1996, he spent the majority of his career as a Baltimore Raven. He became a two-time Super Bowl Champion that year when the Ravens defeated his former team, the Giants, in Super Bowl XXXV.Retiring after the 2009 season as a Baltimore Raven and the NFL's fourth all-time leading scorer, Matt is now a chairman and Co-Founder of the Players' Philanthropy Fund (PPF), a donor-advised fund to facilitate charitable giving for professional athletes, Matt is a firm believer in philanthropy and giving back to the community. He co-founded PPF to make philanthropy a part of the next chapter of his life. He strives to assist professional athletes in becoming the philanthropic leaders that they can and should be in their communities. TOPICS:His outlook on the Super Bowl Tom Brady breaking his Super Bowl age record Keys to his longevity His perspective on being on the field at three Super BowlsThe kind of pressure players feel at a Super Bowl Being a Super Bowl winner Long-lasting satisfaction only comes from the Lord Life's balance Fatherhood, golf, and lacrosse Players Philanthropy Fund See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bill Cole and Nestor discuss significance of Ravens in Baltimore on 20th Anniversary of Tampa miracle

A 2x SuperBowl Champion, Matt Stover played 19 years in the NFL & retired as the NFL's 4th all-time leading scorer. This Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor member shares his mindset to play in the NFL where he never missed a game, focused on his role & perfected his process resulting in 49 strait points, critical to the Ravens 2000 World Championship. By learning from failures and embracing doubts, he claimed every opportunity to be great…in football and in life! mattstoverfoundation.org, ppf.org

Former Ravens linebacker Jarret Johnson discusses Ravens chances of beating Titans on Sunday

Luke Jones and Nestor set sights on Festivus in Nashville after another impressive Ravens victory

Matt Stover kicks back and chats about realities of winning and losing football in January

Former NFL player Matt Stover joined me for a conversation about the Players Philanthropy Fund (PPF), a 501(c)(3) that helps more than 250 charities nationwide with back office administration services.  Check out the Players Philanthropy Fund website for more info: https://www.ppf.org Schedule a meeting with me: https://calendly.com/jillbaxter/one-on-one-meeting Are you following me on social media? Find me on Instagram @agent_mcbridebaxter and on Twitter @J_McBrideBaxter

Welcome to a special episode of JJ Talks, where Adam “Chainsaw” Lenon comes on and tells us about his special ability, fighting major depression, and pissing off Matt Stover! Adam's content has been featured on Sportscenter and Barstool Sports! Make sure to check out his content on TikTok and Instagram @chainsaw_lenon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The former Ravens kicker was smart with his money and now consults athletes through the Players Philanthropy Fund. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The former Ravens kicker was smart with his money and now consults athletes through the Players Philanthropy Fund.

Matt Stover is the CEO and founder of MGStover, a financial service company with over 130 crypto dedicated funds as clients. Matt began his professional career with a background in taxes and went on to develop a passion for finance and crypto. This passion buoys a firm that today services billions of dollars worth of combined client crypto investments. As crypto tracking and accounting have become increasingly difficult, MGStover has set out to make it simple and has even had regulators come to them for assistance in regulating crypto. Scott Melker and Matt Stover further discuss, the major pitfalls of crypto hedge funds, how nobody is keeping up with the pace of crypto, the natural progression of a successful trader, every trader's dream to open a hedge fund, poker players backed by hedge funds, trading your money vs. your client's money, offshore vehicle investments, giving the government their piece of the pie, the similarities of crypto and marijuana, the disappearance of the physical dollar, a digital world and more. --- CHOICE IRA by KINGDOM TRUST Don't be part of the 7.1M Bitcoiners who have bitcoin and a retirement account but don't have bitcoin in their retirement account. With Choice IRA by Kingdom Trust you can hold bitcoin in your retirement account. The first 1,000 users to open a Choice IRA will receive $62.50 in free BTC - visit RetireWithChoice.com/WOLF to join the waitlist and secure free BTC. --- VOYAGER This episode is brought to you by Voyager, your new favorite crypto broker. Trade crypto fast and commission-free the easy way. Earn up to 6% interest on top coins with no lockups and no limits. Download the Voyager app and use code “SCOTT25” to get $25 in free Bitcoin when you create your account --- If you enjoyed this conversation, share it with your colleagues & friends, rate, review, and subscribe.This podcast is presented by BlockWorks Group. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at: https://www.blockworksgroup.io

I'm literally kicking off this episode with two of the greatest place-kickers in NFL History ! Two time Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl Champion Kicker Matt Stover! Third most field goals made when he retired in 2009. And Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame Kicker Nick Lowery, when he retired, only the best made field goal percentage in NFL history. Between these two, 33 game winning field goals. But most importantly, two of the best people I have ever been around. Both leaders in the NFL community, and NFL Legends. I'm blessed to call them my good friends. We caught up in Miami, enjoy two great kickers, and personalities right here on the Roman Gabriel Show!

TWENTY-year NFL veteran Matt Stover joins The Game Plan to share the story of his transition from two-time Super Bowl Champion to empowering athletes, entertainers, and other philanthropists to easily set up and administer their own charitable organizations. In this episode, we'll hear what it's like to move with an NFL franchise in the dark of the night (Cleveland Browns) to a new city (Baltimore Ravens). Matt also talks about how the role of a placekicker is often an isolated position, and how that independent sense of diligence and drive has carried him to success in the development of the Players Philanthropy Fund (“PPF”). He also discusses the impact Ray Lewis had on his approach to life on and off the field. In 2002, Stover and his wife formed the Matt Stover Foundation, which is dedicated to improving the Baltimore community and helping those in need through a variety of programs, outreach, and support. The administrative burden of managing a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, as well as hearing about the same pitfalls and challenges teammates faced in setting up their nonprofits, led Matt to start the PPF. We go deep on why PPF needed to exist, and all of the ways customers are utilizing its services today. Please follow Matt's company, the Players Philanthropy Fund, on Twitter (@PlayersPhilFund) and Instagram (@playersphilanthropyfund) to keep up with his moves beyond the football field. Follow co-hosts Jay Kapoor (@JayKapoorNYC) and Tim Katt (@Tim_Katt) for all things sports, media, tech, and venture capital. Follow The Game Plan on Twitter (@thegameplanshow) and Instagram (@gameplanshow) for show news and updates, to recommend guests, and for bonus content!

Matt Stover was an NFL Kicker on Ravens, 2x Super Bowl champion, and 2011 Ravens Ring of Honor Inductee. Most recently he is the co-founder of the Players Philanthropy Fund (PPF) which helps facilitate charitable giving for others.

During Super Bowl Week, Nick Hayden was joined by two-time Super Bowl Champion, Matt Stover, to discuss his post-NFL ventures and how important it is for former athletes to find something after sports.

BIO:Matt Stover is a retired NFL kicker, two-time Super Bowl champion, and member of the Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor. Throughout his professional career, Stover played for the New York Giants, Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, and Indianapolis Colts.Graduating from Louisiana Tech University, Stover was selected by the New York Giants in the 1990 NFL Draft, and was part of a Super Bowl Champion team his rookie season. He signed with the Cleveland Browns in 1991 and moved to the Baltimore Ravens in 1996 where he spent the majority of his career.Stover retired after the 2009 season as a Baltimore Raven and the NFL's fourth all-time leading scorer. In 2011, he was inducted into the Ravens Ring of Honor.In 2002, he and his wife formed the Matt Stover Foundation, which is dedicated to improving the Baltimore community and helping those in need through a variety of programs, outreach, and support. Additionally, he serves on the National Board for the Armed Services YMCA (ASYMCA) and the McDonogh School Board.He is currently Vice President and Co-Founder of the Players' Philanthropy Fund (PPF), a donor-advised fund to facilitate charitable giving for professional athletes. A firm believer in philanthropy and giving back to the community, he co-founded PPF to continue to make philanthropy a part of the next chapter of his life off the field. He strives to assist professional athletes in becoming the philanthropic leaders that they can and should be in their communities.TOPICS:His Super Bowl experienceEnding his career after a Super Bowl lossThe Chiefs win in Super Bowl XLIVEmbracing the "BIG" kickHis faith and the turning pointFaith growth after footballLife as a father of three children See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey Everyone, Today’s episode is one of my favorite conversations I had at Super Bowl and probably some of the best pragmatic advice I’ve received in a long time. And it came from the oldest player to ever play in the Super Bowl, Matt Stover. Matt created the Players Philanthropy Fund, his mission is to help athletes such as Ray Lewis and Ed Reed manage charities that are fiscally sound. Don’t forget to text me at (949) 298-2905 and let me know who you would love to hear next on The Playbook.

Matt Stover joins us on this week’s episode of the podcast. Matt Stover played in the NFL for 20 years where he played 13 years for the Baltimore Ravens. When he retired in 2009, he was the third most accurate kicker in the history of the NFL. Matt played at the highest level and did his craft as well as anybody that’s ever done it. Matt will talk about the routines and habits that helped him have so much success in the NFL. You will also hear from Matt about how he thinks about strength, mental fitness, emotional fitness, and spiritual fitness. He is a super-bowl winner and he was a leader on the Ravens. Matt is the oldest player to ever play in a super bowl and he is in the Ravens ring of honor. Today, he is doing some really interesting stuff around finance and philanthropy that he will talk about. In this episode, we discuss what life was like for him as a kid (5:00), why he didn’t kick until his senior year (7:30), the values his parents passed down to him (9:20), what it was like playing for Bill Belichick (14:40), how he responded as a backup (17:40), where his motto of “why not me” came from (20:30), his mindset as a kicker (23:00), how he built trust with his teammates (24:30), what it was like to be part of a consistent contender (28:00), what the Ravens did to breakdown barriers between different parts of the team (33:10), what the draft was like when he was drafted in the 12th round (35:10), what he’d be doing if he wasn’t in the NFL (39:00), how he’d prepare on gameday (43:30), the ability to adapt and how he thought about the super bowl (48:50), what he’s up to now with the Players Philanthropy Fund (54:40), and what he loved about kicking and what he loves about what he’s doing now (1:02:00) Thank you to Matt for coming on the podcast. We encourage you to check out the great work he is doing at the Players Philanthropy Fund https://www.ppf.org/. Lastly, if you liked this episode and/or any others, please support us at Patreon or follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @Intentional_Performers. Thanks for listening. -Brian

Matt Stover had a storied career in the NFL, playing for four teams and appearing in multiple Super Bowls (taking away winner's rings in two for the Baltimore Ravens). Despite a number of records that stand to this day, Matt's journey to discover his purpose on the field and off was not an easy one. Today, Matt Stover shares his testimony as he takes us on an adventure with God where it wasn't always long and straight.

Nearly 20 Years strapping on an NFL helmet. Several NFL records. A right foot that accounted for over 2000 points in his career! But today’s guest on my #MakeYourMark podcast, Matt Stover, is just getting started. He’s taken his deep interest in philanthropy and is channeling it into his company, helping charities raise money for great causes with fewer challenges. And he was ready for all of this even during his rookie year!   “Right at the very beginning I understood that I needed to start thinking about the fact that my career will come to an end one day, and I will be a young man when that happens.”   Matt was never sure which season, much less game, would be his last, and he felt a strong sense of responsibility in being fully prepared for his next career. Winning a Super Bowl at the age of 42 was the perfect send off, and he did it on his own terms, which in football, happens all too rarely.    “As an athlete, if the financial piece is what motivates you to be great, it will let you down. It has to come from your heart and be a passion of yours for you to be the greatest for your team.”   You’ll hear about Matt’s transition, his company, outworking and outsmarting, and so much more! Score some points and give this a listen! “With the NFL you’re constantly evaluated, even in practice, and then you’re evaluated in public every time you go out on the field. But you take that on because we’re in the entertainment business.”   “When you look at how it turned out for me, it was based on the understanding of what my limitations were, and then refining what talents I did have, and then I just outworked everybody.”     “I always planned financially on what amount I would have to make if my career was over that year, and what did I have in the bank to replace the expenses that I had.” Some Topics we talk about in this episode:    2:00 - Introduction   3:56 - A short spark to a nearly 20-year career  5:37 - “Give me the ball, Coach” 6:59 - The punting technique   7:00 - Outworking & Outsmarting  8:00 - Injured reserve  9:40 - Developing a lot of grit  10:29 - Mistake by the Lake  11:00 - Browns Move to Baltimore  12:50 - Everyone thinks being in the NFL is so glamorous   14:30 - Never missed a game  17:29 - A deep snapper  19:00 - The athlete transition  19:40 - Why not me?  22:00 - Understanding your worth 24:00 - Doing what you love  25:00 - A revolutionary program  26:45 - The Player’s Philanthropy Fund  30:30 - The goal is to get more funds into the market   33:50 - Creating relationships in the market  35:43 - There to protect the individual, the athlete and the brand  37:00 - Utilize the funds  39:00 - Educating the athletes  41:00 - When the reality hits  43:00 - You’ve got to want it  44:35 - Hit Your Mark - the # 2004? 45:30 - 38 straight games with a field goal  How to get involved   Be sure to connect with me on Social Media @MarkMoyerCoach and go to my website, www.markmoyer.com to get access to the tips and strategies that my coaching clients get directly.   If you would like to be a guest on the Make Your Mark podcast and/or know someone else who has either been an athlete, in a role within the sports industry, or a military veteran, and have made a successful transition into a new role, I’d love to hear from you! Just send me an email Mark@MarkMoyer.com and we’ll discuss!   If you would like more information on how I can get you unstuck and moving forward with your transition, let’s talk. We can see whether it makes sense to work directly with me, or I can give you other options, but don’t let your transition wait another day, let’s connect!   Be sure to subscribe and leave me a quick review on iTunes. Your reviews and ratings will help me reach more people with ways to make their mark in life, business and career!   How are YOU going to Make Your Mark today? Go get ‘em!  

This week's Sports Philanthropy Podcast welcomes Matt Stover, Co-Founder and Chair of the Board of Players Philanthropy Fund. Matt sits down with our host Roy Kessel, founder of the Sports Philanthropy Network and talks about the best ways to protect against administrative and compliance problems by using the Players Philanthropy Fund.

My guest today is a 2x NFL Super Bowl winner, an NFL Pro Bowler, a Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor Inductee, Founder of The Matt Stover Foundation & the Stover Family Foundation as well as Chairman of the Board & Co-Founder of The Players Philanthropy Fund. All of my distinguished guests deserve a platform like GivBk Sports Podcast to share the accomplishments they’ve made in the name of social responsibility. This particular guest is almost as decorated as a sports philanthropist as he was on the gridiron. He’s humble as pie and a ton of fun to boot, this is Mr Matt Stover! Notes & Highlights· 5:00 Learning how to be a good teammate and how to navigate a locker room as a young athlete will teach kids how to manage egos later in life· 7:30 Competition breeds excellence because your tomorrow is not guaranteed. You should never need to be told to go work. You’ll never be great unless you put in the time. · 13:30 Over 105 Players Philanthropy Fund accounts and counting · 19:55 You don’t have to give your own funds, but you do want to make this world a better place. If it’s only about the game you’re playing, if it’s only there to serve you, when you get out of the league, it’s going to be very empty. · 21:05 Takes & Fakes Trivia· 26:10 Only 20% of NFL players have an ongoing use for their football career after they retire – we have to realize that we are our own entrepreneur, so education is critical· 29:30 Some division 1 collegiate athletes don’t have enough money to buy toothpaste. They should be compensated by the universities in addition to their free education.· 36:45 Giving back effort and love to your fellow man tends to build a stronger community· 38:57 Brian Billick created the blueprint for a game manager quarterback. Trent Dilfer wasn’t too proud to stay within himself and Billick’s system.· 47:40 I don’t allow failure to take me down. I allow failure to build me up. I allow failure to make me better and ensure that I have purpose in my life. · 52:10 What you need to know before kicking a game-winning field goal. It’s called The Zone.57:15 Faith, Family, Friends and Football. Get involved in your community. Action is more important than your money. When you GivBk, it’s so much more gratifying than receiving.

Episode 97: Matt Stover | 19-year NFL Veteran Kicker & 2x Super Bowl Champion Subscribe on  Stitcher (http://bit.ly/2qnGiRP) Rich Take On Sports Show Notes: Rich Spotlight: Matt Stover Co-founded the Player’s Philanthropy Fund which that enables athletes, entertainers and other philanthropists to create a dedicated fund that can accept tax-deductible contributions in support of any qualified charitable mission Has always been a hard worker even with somewhat of a privileged childhood Never wanted to have any regrets in life and Jeremiah [21:11] has been an impactful verse in his life In 1992, he suffered a herniated disk but continued to kick until he finally gave everything to God and his career took off in 1993 Would help the Ravens win Super Bowl XXXV Has always believed that the NFL was a quick start to life but not a means to an end Was more intimidated at home games when everything was very quiet and he could hear other players talking directly to him He would practice pressure kicks in practice and ask teammates to make it very hard for him to concentrate and Tony Siragusa dropped his pants in front him during one practice He doesn’t miss the mental grind of the game these days Realized that his purpose was bigger than just being a kick during Super Bowl XLIV vs the New Orleans Saints when he missed the last kick of his career and still pointed up to God giving him praise which led to people talking about God Words of Wisdom from Matt Stover: “God loves you no matter what and his grace is sufficient which gives you freedom.” Social Media: To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Twitter: @richtakesports (https://twitter.com/richtakesports) To Follow Richmond Weaver on Twitter: @richmondweaver (https://twitter.com/richmondweaver) To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Instagram:  @richtakeonsports (https://www.instagram.com/richtakeonsports/?hl=en) To Follow Richmond Weaver on Instagram:  @richmondweaver93 (https://www.instagram.com/richmondweaver93/?hl=en) To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Facebook:  @richtakeonsports (https://www.facebook.com/richtakeonsports/?ref=bookmarks) To Follow Player’s Philanthropy Fund on Instagram: @playersphilanthropyfund (https://www.instagram.com/playersphilanthropyfund/?hl=en) To Find out more information about Player’s Philanthropy Fund: Player’s Philanthropy Fund (http://www.ppf.org) Featured Image Photo Credit: Dew Point Media

Be The Change! Matt Stover played with the Baltimore Ravens as a placekicker and founded Players Philanthropy Fund. He is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes radio show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. www.ppf.org www.Eliances.com

Be The Change! Matt Stover played with the Baltimore Ravens as a placekicker and founded Players Philanthropy Fund. He is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes radio show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. www.ppf.org www.Eliances.com

Matthew and Jacob sit down with former Baltimore Ravens kicker Matt Stover for a one-on-one interview about his new business, the Player's Philanthropy Fund. The guys get into cornhole, why kickers are having so much trouble nowadays, the Pro Bowl, current Ravens kicker Justin Tucker and the move of the franchise from Cleveland to Baltimore.A great interview full of insight from one of the best to ever play the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matthew and Jacob sit down with former Baltimore Ravens kicker Matt Stover for a one-on-one interview about his new business, the Player's Philanthropy Fund. The guys get into cornhole, why kickers are having so much trouble nowadays, the Pro Bowl, current Ravens kicker Justin Tucker and the move of the franchise from Cleveland to Baltimore. A great interview full of insight from one of the best to ever play the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It brings me great pleasure to interview long time friend and supporter Matthew Stover aka ALG MTS! Matthew is a professional Arena of Valor player! Under Team Allegiance him and his team were able to rise from the Arena of Valor Community cup events to the AoV Regional Championships and secure first place! Team Allegiance then went on to represent North America in the Arena of Valor World Cup tournament in Los Angeles California! Somewhere in between they took a lovely stroll to Thailand for an intense boot camp where they played high level matches in one of the most competitive regions for AoV. Sit down and listen to him recall his journey from competing in small community tournaments all the way to making it to the big leagues! ALG_MTS Twitter: https://twitter.com/mtsamazing Team Allegiance Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeamAllegiance

Former NFL kicker and two-time Super Bowl champion, Matt Stover, joins The Brink of Midnight Podcast with John Brenkus.    A professional football kicker in the NFL for an amazing 19 years, Matt played for the New York Giants, Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, and Indianapolis Colts. One of his Super Bowl victories also happened to be on the same Raves team as former podcast guests Ray Lewis and Trent Dilfer! Matt's remarkable career garnered him some amazing stats — he's a two-time All Pro player, he scored the sixth most points in NFL history, and he is the third most accurate kicker in the history of the league.    As a kicker, Matt is no stranger to handling big moments under intense pressure and scrutiny. In this conversation, we go deep on failure and how to handle when things don't go your way. We also talk about finding bigger purpose in being a teammate and serving others. We can all learn from Matt's playbook on and off the field!   For full show notes, visit: www.brinkofmidnight.com | Contact: info@brinkofmidnight.com | Connect on Socials: @brinkofmidnight (twitter, instagram, Facebook) and @johnbrenkus_ (twitter)

Matt Stover is a former American Football placekicker, two-time Super Bowl Champion, Baltimore Ravens “Ring of Honor” inductee—and now, a major philanthropist in the Maryland region. Along with Seth McDonnell, Matt is one of the founders of Players Philanthropy Fund (PPF), a 501(c)(3) public nonprofit organization through which athletes, entertainers, and other philanthropists can accept tax-deductible contributions in support of members’ qualified charitable missions of choice.

Phil is joined by NEW co-host Logan Levy from Baltimore Beatdown. The guys attempt to assign blame around the Ravens organization for the depressing loss to the Chicago Bears. Also, Phil suggests getting rid of the Ravens marching band and they preview Sunday's matchup with the Vikings in Minnesota. Finally, an interview with Matt Stover about Players Philanthropy Fund and their upcoming Beltway Boards & Brews Celebrity Cornhole Tournament on October 30th!

Former-Raven, Matt Stover, joins The Norris and Long Show as the Way Back Wednesday Special Guest. He discusses memories from his playing career, his family and the community efforts he is involved in. 

Adelaide to Maryland. Punter to Kicker. NCAA to the NFL? Brad Craddock joins the show to share his unique college experience ranging from his dramatic position switch before even stepping onto a field in 2012, making history in Happy Valley against Penn State and how working with ex NFL kicker Matt Stover made him an award winning kicker and a highly rated draft prospect.

Let's Do Lunch! returns to the King & Prince, in St. Simons Island, Georgia celebrating their 78 anniversary with a new executive dining staff. Executive Chef Jason Brumfiel, Chef Baker Sam Hepburn, and Food and Beverage Director Allen Lancaster join host Robin Milling for a weekend filled with superb meals fit for a king or queen, which can only be enhanced by their gorgeous southern hospitality. Chef Jason's love affair with cooking began in Indiana with his dad owning a variety of eateries from 'a little soda shop to an American style pizza place.' Giving up his dream to be a star football player and landscaping job swatting bees and dodging lightning bolts; he made his way to the kitchen as a painter for the Holiday Inn. When the dishwasher was MIA, Chef stepped in and his cooking career began. Since then he's prepared meals for NFL players like Indianapolis Colts kicker Matt Stover which no doubt completed his boyhood fantasies. His southern influences from New Orleans are evident in his Georgia Low Country Shrimp & Grits with black-eyed peas, andouille sausage and chorizo flavored grits. Journeying across the pond to the U.K. to be with his wife Amanda, he brought back a taste of Thailand to enhance the King & Prince menu. Complimenting and accompanying Chef is the jovial Chef Baker Sam Hepburn who's Strata and New Orleans Smoky Bacon & Pecan Praline are to die for. Spirits were unleashed by food and beverage director Allen Lancaster who's served high tea to Hilary Clinton. His signature mint julep cocktails go down way too easy! For more information visit www.kingandprince.com