Podcast appearances and mentions of peanut tillman

NFL Players: Second Acts hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper sit down with legendary Raiders wide receiver Tim Brown for a candid reflection of his Hall of Fame career. Starting with his iconic NFL debut kick return touchdown in 1988, Brown recounts the highs and lows of his 17-year professional campaign -- all but one of which being in silver and black. From vouching to have the team part ways with former coach Bill Callahan to his innate skills as a kick returner, Brown shares anecdotes that are seldom told publicly. The Hall of Famer even speaks of a time when he pleaded with then-Dallas Cowboys WR Michael Irvin in an effort to land with his hometown team. All that and more on the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts Podcast! The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with voting day for the 'Tush Push'. Hosts Sara Walsh, Kyle Brandt, Seth Rollins, and Chris Harris Jr. get an update on all the rules being voted on today. Which player should be getting more attention in the offseason? Plus, Fmr CB Peanut Tillman chimes in on the raising expectations for the Bears this season and the future of the Tush Push. Stay tuned for The Miz coming up in Hour 2 of the GMFB Podcast! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with an update from the League Meetings. Hosts Sara Walsh, Kyle Brandt, Seth Rollins, and Chris Harris Jr. get the latest on Flag Football voting for the Olympics. WWE's The Miz drops by to talk about his Browns and bringing back the Gladiators! The Miz and Seth then put the Browns and Bears head to head for expectations this season! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Hall of Fame linebacker Derrick Brooks joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper for a discussion far beyond football. Brooks explains his work as an NFL appeals officer and the mentorship the position has allowed him to carry out. Brooks also reflects on the significance of receiving the first ever Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. Later, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneer lists his personal Mount Rushmore, which includes his old coach, Tony Dungy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Hall of Fame linebacker Derrick Brooks joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper for a discussion far beyond football. Brooks explains his work as an NFL appeals officer and the mentorship the position has allowed him to carry out. Brooks also reflects on the significance of receiving the first ever Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. Later, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneer lists his personal Mount Rushmore, which includes his old coach, Tony Dungy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peanut Tillman on where he got the legendary chip on his shoulder, how he spoke an epic NFL career into existence, covering Jerry Rice in his first career game, what made Rod Marinelli an all-time great motivator and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 4: Clay Harbor Previews the Commanders & Bears Matchup Jayden Daniels Is Not At Practice Charles Peanut Tillman Joins The Show

Chicago Bears legend Peanut Tillman joins the show

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Peter Schrager, Kyle Brandt, Akbar Gbajabiamila and Manti T'eo previewing an important divisional matchup between the 49ers and Seahawks - will the 49ers be able to turn around their season? Former Chicago Bears CB Peanut Tillman joins the show and shares what impresses him most about the Bears this season, he explains how important the Bears defense is to their success, and then he reacts to Peanut Punches from other NFL players.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, we have a dynamic four-piece conversation when NFL legends Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes join hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Takeo and Tutan are also in the podcast game with their “Behind the Mask” podcast, and the guys all share how they've found a passion for the space, and how it's been a vehicle to display the human side of your favorite athletes. Takeo, Tutan and Peanut (sorry Roman) also discuss how the competitive drive that led them to become great NFL players also fueled their desire to earn master's degrees in education. Takeo shares an example of the brotherhood amongst players which may have saved Tutan's life. All that, and more, in a conversation you won't want to miss. Audio timestamps: 1:13 - Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes are introduced 1:38 - The history behind Tutan name  2:38 - Tutan and Takeo discuss their Behind the Mask podcast 8:08 - The guys talk about interviewing Lawrence Taylor 9:36 - The guys talk about linebackers vs. other positions 11:05 - Takeo explains why he wanted to develop a big neck 13:19 - Takeo and Tutan talk about getting their Masters degrees  19:14 - Takeo talks about working for the SEC network 20:38 - Roman asks Takeo about the difference between live and recorded TV 23:38 - Peanut asks the guys about podcasting vs. working in TV 27:31 - Tutan shares how Takeo helped him get tested for lymphoma  30:06 - Roman asks Takeo and Tutan what's next for them 34:07 - Takeo and Tutan share their personal Mount Rushmore  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, we have a dynamic four-piece conversation when NFL legends Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes join hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Takeo and Tutan are also in the podcast game with their “Behind the Mask” podcast, and the guys all share how they've found a passion for the space, and how it's been a vehicle to display the human side of your favorite athletes. Takeo, Tutan and Peanut (sorry Roman) also discuss how the competitive drive that led them to become great NFL players also fueled their desire to earn master's degrees in education. Takeo shares an example of the brotherhood amongst players which may have saved Tutan's life. All that, and more, in a conversation you won't want to miss. Audio timestamps: 1:13 - Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes are introduced 1:38 - The history behind Tutan name  2:38 - Tutan and Takeo discuss their Behind the Mask podcast 8:08 - The guys talk about interviewing Lawrence Taylor 9:36 - The guys talk about linebackers vs. other positions 11:05 - Takeo explains why he wanted to develop a big neck 13:19 - Takeo and Tutan talk about getting their Masters degrees  19:14 - Takeo talks about working for the SEC network 20:38 - Roman asks Takeo about the difference between live and recorded TV 23:38 - Peanut asks the guys about podcasting vs. working in TV 27:31 - Tutan shares how Takeo helped him get tested for lymphoma  30:06 - Roman asks Takeo and Tutan what's next for them 34:07 - Takeo and Tutan share their personal Mount Rushmore  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, we have a dynamic four-piece conversation when NFL legends Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes join hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Takeo and Tutan are also in the podcast game with their “Behind the Mask” podcast, and the guys all share how they've found a passion for the space, and how it's been a vehicle to display the human side of your favorite athletes. Taken, Tutan and Peanut (sorry Roman) also discuss how the competitive drive that led them to become great NFL players also fueled their desire to earn master's degrees in education. There's a brotherhood they all speak about, and Takeo shares an example of that which may have saved Tutan's life. All that, and more, in a conversation you won't want to miss. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, we have a dynamic four-piece conversation when NFL legends Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes join hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Takeo and Tutan are also in the podcast game with their “Behind the Mask” podcast, and the guys all share how they've found a passion for the space, and how it's been a vehicle to display the human side of your favorite athletes. Taken, Tutan and Peanut (sorry Roman) also discuss how the competitive drive that led them to become great NFL players also fueled their desire to earn master's degrees in education. There's a brotherhood they all speak about, and Takeo shares an example of that which may have saved Tutan's life. All that, and more, in a conversation you won't want to miss. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, we have a dynamic four-piece conversation when NFL legends Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes join hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Takeo and Tutan are also in the podcast game with their “Behind the Mask” podcast, and the guys all share how they've found a passion for the space, and how it's been a vehicle to display the human side of your favorite athletes. Takeo, Tutan and Peanut (sorry Roman) also discuss how the competitive drive that led them to become great NFL players also fueled their desire to earn master's degrees in education. Takeo shares an example of the brotherhood amongst players which may have saved Tutan's life. All that, and more, in a conversation you won't want to miss. Audio timestamps: 1:13 - Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes are introduced 1:38 - The history behind Tutan name  2:38 - Tutan and Takeo discuss their Behind the Mask podcast 8:08 - The guys talk about interviewing Lawrence Taylor 9:36 - The guys talk about linebackers vs. other positions 11:05 - Takeo explains why he wanted to develop a big neck 13:19 - Takeo and Tutan talk about getting their Masters degrees  19:14 - Takeo talks about working for the SEC network 20:38 - Roman asks Takeo about the difference between live and recorded TV 23:38 - Peanut asks the guys about podcasting vs. working in TV 27:31 - Tutan shares how Takeo helped him get tested for lymphoma  30:06 - Roman asks Takeo and Tutan what's next for them 34:07 - Takeo and Tutan share their personal Mount Rushmore  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, we have a dynamic four-piece conversation when NFL legends Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes join hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Takeo and Tutan are also in the podcast game with their “Behind the Mask” podcast, and the guys all share how they've found a passion for the space, and how it's been a vehicle to display the human side of your favorite athletes. Takeo, Tutan and Peanut (sorry Roman) also discuss how the competitive drive that led them to become great NFL players also fueled their desire to earn master's degrees in education. Takeo shares an example of the brotherhood amongst players which may have saved Tutan's life. All that, and more, in a conversation you won't want to miss. Audio timestamps: 1:13 - Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes are introduced 1:38 - The history behind Tutan name  2:38 - Tutan and Takeo discuss their Behind the Mask podcast 8:08 - The guys talk about interviewing Lawrence Taylor 9:36 - The guys talk about linebackers vs. other positions 11:05 - Takeo explains why he wanted to develop a big neck 13:19 - Takeo and Tutan talk about getting their Masters degrees  19:14 - Takeo talks about working for the SEC network 20:38 - Roman asks Takeo about the difference between live and recorded TV 23:38 - Peanut asks the guys about podcasting vs. working in TV 27:31 - Tutan shares how Takeo helped him get tested for lymphoma  30:06 - Roman asks Takeo and Tutan what's next for them 34:07 - Takeo and Tutan share their personal Mount Rushmore  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, we have a dynamic four-piece conversation when NFL legends Takeo Spikes and Tutan Reyes join hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Takeo and Tutan are also in the podcast game with their “Behind the Mask” podcast, and the guys all share how they've found a passion for the space, and how it's been a vehicle to display the human side of your favorite athletes. Taken, Tutan and Peanut (sorry Roman) also discuss how the competitive drive that led them to become great NFL players also fueled their desire to earn master's degrees in education. There's a brotherhood they all speak about, and Takeo shares an example of that which may have saved Tutan's life. All that, and more, in a conversation you won't want to miss. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. In this episode, the pair don't hold back with their hard-hitting questions, tackling the trending controversial questions that NFL fans and players want to know. Troy discusses the NFL's imminent implementation of advanced technology to propel the game forward while preserving its traditional essence, shedding light on the league's strategies for navigating this terrain.The guys then venture into the contentious debate between grass and turf as Troy provides insights into the data surrounding player injuries on different playing surfaces. Are there significant variances between grass and turf? Troy breaks it down. But Peanut and Roman don't stop there! The hosts ask Troy about the controversial narrative currently trending: Did the NFL “rig” games to ensure the Chiefs reached the Super Bowl for Taylor Swift's presence, given her lucrative impact on the league's revenue? Tune in for Troy's response! The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. In this episode, the pair don't hold back with their hard-hitting questions, tackling the trending controversial questions that NFL fans and players want to know. Troy discusses the NFL's imminent implementation of advanced technology to propel the game forward while preserving its traditional essence, shedding light on the league's strategies for navigating this terrain.The guys then venture into the contentious debate between grass and turf as Troy provides insights into the data surrounding player injuries on different playing surfaces. Are there significant variances between grass and turf? Troy breaks it down. But Peanut and Roman don't stop there! The hosts ask Troy about the controversial narrative currently trending: Did the NFL “rig” games to ensure the Chiefs reached the Super Bowl for Taylor Swift's presence, given her lucrative impact on the league's revenue? Tune in for Troy's response! The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. In this episode, the pair don't hold back with their hard-hitting questions, tackling the trending controversial questions that NFL fans and players want to know. Troy discusses the NFL's imminent implementation of advanced technology to propel the game forward while preserving its traditional essence, shedding light on the league's strategies for navigating this terrain.The guys then venture into the contentious debate between grass and turf as Troy provides insights into the data surrounding player injuries on different playing surfaces. Are there significant variances between grass and turf? Troy breaks it down. But Peanut and Roman don't stop there! The hosts ask Troy about the controversial narrative currently trending: Did the NFL “rig” games to ensure the Chiefs reached the Super Bowl for Taylor Swift's presence, given her lucrative impact on the league's revenue? Tune in for Troy's response! The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. In this episode, the pair don't hold back with their hard-hitting questions, tackling the trending controversial questions that NFL fans and players want to know. Troy discusses the NFL's imminent implementation of advanced technology to propel the game forward while preserving its traditional essence, shedding light on the league's strategies for navigating this terrain.The guys then venture into the contentious debate between grass and turf as Troy provides insights into the data surrounding player injuries on different playing surfaces. Are there significant variances between grass and turf? Troy breaks it down. But Peanut and Roman don't stop there! The hosts ask Troy about the controversial narrative currently trending: Did the NFL “rig” games to ensure the Chiefs reached the Super Bowl for Taylor Swift's presence, given her lucrative impact on the league's revenue? Tune in for Troy's response! The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former defensive end Carl Nassib joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Just a year into his retirement from the NFL, Carl is now the CEO and Founder of the volunteer partnering app Rayze. He shares with Roman and Peanut how the idea for the app came after a trip to a youth detention center in Tampa, and how he brought it to fruition despite no previous experience in the tech space. Carl also goes back in time to talk about how he went from a “try hard” walk on at Penn St. to the school's single-season sack leader, and eventual third-round pick in 2016. And although he's found success in his second act, Carl explains why retiring from the league was harder than he thought. And Carl shares how he's adjusting to his new corporate life in the Big Apple. 2:25 - Carl talks about being a slow driver4:25 - Carl talks about living in New York City5:49 - Carl shares what he enjoys about retirement7:50 - Carl discusses what he misses about playing football9:25 - Carl talks about being a late bloomer10:50 - Carl shares his welcome to the NFL moment13:15 - Carl talks about his college experience16:10 - Carl shares his NFL highlight17:10 - Carl talks about retirement and founding Rayze32:07 - Carl talks about being an openly gay player in the NFL38:34 - Carl talks about meeting Taylor Swift41:50 - Carl shares the important of financial knowledge48:27 - Who is the best athlete in Carl's family?50:55 - Carl's best Tom Brady story51:39 - Carl shares his personal “Mount Rushmore”56:37 - Carl talks about getting an interception in the NFL57:37 - Interview wrap up *NOTE: All time codes are approximate.  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former defensive end Carl Nassib joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Just a year into his retirement from the NFL, Carl is now the CEO and Founder of the volunteer partnering app Rayze. He shares with Roman and Peanut how the idea for the app came after a trip to a youth detention center in Tampa, and how he brought it to fruition despite no previous experience in the tech space. Carl also goes back in time to talk about how he went from a “try hard” walk on at Penn St. to the school's single-season sack leader, and eventual third-round pick in 2016. And although he's found success in his second act, Carl explains why retiring from the league was harder than he thought. And Carl shares how he's adjusting to his new corporate life in the Big Apple. 2:25 - Carl talks about being a slow driver4:25 - Carl talks about living in New York City5:49 - Carl shares what he enjoys about retirement7:50 - Carl discusses what he misses about playing football9:25 - Carl talks about being a late bloomer10:50 - Carl shares his welcome to the NFL moment13:15 - Carl talks about his college experience16:10 - Carl shares his NFL highlight17:10 - Carl talks about retirement and founding Rayze32:07 - Carl talks about being an openly gay player in the NFL38:34 - Carl talks about meeting Taylor Swift41:50 - Carl shares the important of financial knowledge48:27 - Who is the best athlete in Carl's family?50:55 - Carl's best Tom Brady story51:39 - Carl shares his personal “Mount Rushmore”56:37 - Carl talks about getting an interception in the NFL57:37 - Interview wrap up *NOTE: All time codes are approximate.  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former defensive end Carl Nassib joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Just a year into his retirement from the NFL, Carl is now the CEO and Founder of the volunteer partnering app Rayze. He shares with Roman and Peanut how the idea for the app came after a trip to a youth detention center in Tampa, and how he brought it to fruition despite no previous experience in the tech space. Carl also goes back in time to talk about how he went from a “try hard” walk on at Penn St. to the school's single-season sack leader, and eventual third-round pick in 2016. And although he's found success in his second act, Carl explains why retiring from the league was harder than he thought. And Carl shares how he's adjusting to his new corporate life in the Big Apple. 2:25 - Carl talks about being a slow driver4:25 - Carl talks about living in New York City5:49 - Carl shares what he enjoys about retirement7:50 - Carl discusses what he misses about playing football9:25 - Carl talks about being a late bloomer10:50 - Carl shares his welcome to the NFL moment13:15 - Carl talks about his college experience16:10 - Carl shares his NFL highlight17:10 - Carl talks about retirement and founding Rayze32:07 - Carl talks about being an openly gay player in the NFL38:34 - Carl talks about meeting Taylor Swift41:50 - Carl shares the important of financial knowledge48:27 - Who is the best athlete in Carl's family?50:55 - Carl's best Tom Brady story51:39 - Carl shares his personal “Mount Rushmore”56:37 - Carl talks about getting an interception in the NFL57:37 - Interview wrap up *NOTE: All time codes are approximate.  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former defensive end Carl Nassib joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Just a year into his retirement from the NFL, Carl is now the CEO and Founder of the volunteer partnering app Rayze. He shares with Roman and Peanut how the idea for the app came after a trip to a youth detention center in Tampa, and how he brought it to fruition despite no previous experience in the tech space. Carl also goes back in time to talk about how he went from a “try hard” walk on at Penn St. to the school's single-season sack leader, and eventual third-round pick in 2016. And although he's found success in his second act, Carl explains why retiring from the league was harder than he thought. And Carl shares how he's adjusting to his new corporate life in the Big Apple. 2:25 - Carl talks about being a slow driver4:25 - Carl talks about living in New York City5:49 - Carl shares what he enjoys about retirement7:50 - Carl discusses what he misses about playing football9:25 - Carl talks about being a late bloomer10:50 - Carl shares his welcome to the NFL moment13:15 - Carl talks about his college experience16:10 - Carl shares his NFL highlight17:10 - Carl talks about retirement and founding Rayze32:07 - Carl talks about being an openly gay player in the NFL38:34 - Carl talks about meeting Taylor Swift41:50 - Carl shares the important of financial knowledge48:27 - Who is the best athlete in Carl's family?50:55 - Carl's best Tom Brady story51:39 - Carl shares his personal “Mount Rushmore”56:37 - Carl talks about getting an interception in the NFL57:37 - Interview wrap up *NOTE: All time codes are approximate.  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former defensive end Carl Nassib joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Just a year into his retirement from the NFL, Carl is now the CEO and Founder of the volunteer partnering app Rayze. He shares with Roman and Peanut how the idea for the app came after a trip to a youth detention center in Tampa, and how he brought it to fruition despite no previous experience in the tech space. Carl also goes back in time to talk about how he went from a “try hard” walk on at Penn St. to the school's single-season sack leader, and eventual third-round pick in 2016. And although he's found success in his second act, Carl explains why retiring from the league was harder than he thought. And Carl shares how he's adjusting to his new corporate life in the Big Apple. 2:25 - Carl talks about being a slow driver4:25 - Carl talks about living in New York City5:49 - Carl shares what he enjoys about retirement7:50 - Carl discusses what he misses about playing football9:25 - Carl talks about being a late bloomer10:50 - Carl shares his welcome to the NFL moment13:15 - Carl talks about his college experience16:10 - Carl shares his NFL highlight17:10 - Carl talks about retirement and founding Rayze32:07 - Carl talks about being an openly gay player in the NFL38:34 - Carl talks about meeting Taylor Swift41:50 - Carl shares the important of financial knowledge48:27 - Who is the best athlete in Carl's family?50:55 - Carl's best Tom Brady story51:39 - Carl shares his personal “Mount Rushmore”56:37 - Carl talks about getting an interception in the NFL57:37 - Interview wrap up *NOTE: All time codes are approximate.  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Bucky Brooks: Playing for Hall of Fame coaches, being the anti-hot taker, coaching with purpose On the latest episode of the NFL Players: NFL Media's Bucky Brooks a.k.a. “Team No Sleep Captain,” a.k.a. “Man of Many Jobs” joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Bucky talks about his many jobs, and how writing is the foundation of the success he's achieved in his post-NFL career. In an era of hot takes, Bucky explains why he's intentional about being the anti-hot taker. Bucky takes us through why he chose a career as a scout immediately after his NFL career, and how playing for legendary coaches Marv Levy, Mike Holmgren, and Tom Coughlin has influenced his media career, and his approach as a high school football coach. And you'll want to hear Bucky share the scouting reports on Peanut and Roman when they entered the league. Time codes: 2:28 – Bucky shares how NFL scouts graded Peanut and Roman when they entered the league 4:25 – Bucky shares who he allows to call him by his actual first name 5:30 – Bucky talks about his many jobs and how they all connect to the game of football (bucky talks about writing at about the 7 min mark could be a good clip 9:08 – Bucky talks about how he prioritizes his time with all his jobs, and when he starts to dig into his college prospect scouting 11:47 – Bucky talks why being a high school football coach is his most gratifying job 15:22 – Bucky talks about his improbable run to the California state championship game without his team completing a pass 16:41 – Bucky talks about the transition from being a scout to becoming an analyst 18:41 - Bucky talks about his transition into scouting after his playing career 21:25  - Bucky talks about Steve Smith being a player who defied the logic of scouts 22:55 –  Bucky talks about how his playing experience was an advantage as a scout 29:13 – Bucky shares why Tom Coughlin was the hardest coach he played for (possible social clip) 33:12 – Bucky shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore  NOTE: Time codes are approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Bucky Brooks: Playing for Hall of Fame coaches, being the anti-hot taker, coaching with purpose On the latest episode of the NFL Players: NFL Media's Bucky Brooks a.k.a. “Team No Sleep Captain,” a.k.a. “Man of Many Jobs” joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Bucky talks about his many jobs, and how writing is the foundation of the success he's achieved in his post-NFL career. In an era of hot takes, Bucky explains why he's intentional about being the anti-hot taker. Bucky takes us through why he chose a career as a scout immediately after his NFL career, and how playing for legendary coaches Marv Levy, Mike Holmgren, and Tom Coughlin has influenced his media career, and his approach as a high school football coach. And you'll want to hear Bucky share the scouting reports on Peanut and Roman when they entered the league. Time codes: 2:28 – Bucky shares how NFL scouts graded Peanut and Roman when they entered the league 4:25 – Bucky shares who he allows to call him by his actual first name 5:30 – Bucky talks about his many jobs and how they all connect to the game of football (bucky talks about writing at about the 7 min mark could be a good clip 9:08 – Bucky talks about how he prioritizes his time with all his jobs, and when he starts to dig into his college prospect scouting 11:47 – Bucky talks why being a high school football coach is his most gratifying job 15:22 – Bucky talks about his improbable run to the California state championship game without his team completing a pass 16:41 – Bucky talks about the transition from being a scout to becoming an analyst 18:41 - Bucky talks about his transition into scouting after his playing career 21:25  - Bucky talks about Steve Smith being a player who defied the logic of scouts 22:55 –  Bucky talks about how his playing experience was an advantage as a scout 29:13 – Bucky shares why Tom Coughlin was the hardest coach he played for (possible social clip) 33:12 – Bucky shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore  NOTE: Time codes are approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Bucky Brooks: Playing for Hall of Fame coaches, being the anti-hot taker, coaching with purpose On the latest episode of the NFL Players: NFL Media's Bucky Brooks a.k.a. “Team No Sleep Captain,” a.k.a. “Man of Many Jobs” joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Bucky talks about his many jobs, and how writing is the foundation of the success he's achieved in his post-NFL career. In an era of hot takes, Bucky explains why he's intentional about being the anti-hot taker. Bucky takes us through why he chose a career as a scout immediately after his NFL career, and how playing for legendary coaches Marv Levy, Mike Holmgren, and Tom Coughlin has influenced his media career, and his approach as a high school football coach. And you'll want to hear Bucky share the scouting reports on Peanut and Roman when they entered the league. Time codes: 2:28 – Bucky shares how NFL scouts graded Peanut and Roman when they entered the league 4:25 – Bucky shares who he allows to call him by his actual first name 5:30 – Bucky talks about his many jobs and how they all connect to the game of football (bucky talks about writing at about the 7 min mark could be a good clip 9:08 – Bucky talks about how he prioritizes his time with all his jobs, and when he starts to dig into his college prospect scouting 11:47 – Bucky talks why being a high school football coach is his most gratifying job 15:22 – Bucky talks about his improbable run to the California state championship game without his team completing a pass 16:41 – Bucky talks about the transition from being a scout to becoming an analyst 18:41 - Bucky talks about his transition into scouting after his playing career 21:25  - Bucky talks about Steve Smith being a player who defied the logic of scouts 22:55 –  Bucky talks about how his playing experience was an advantage as a scout 29:13 – Bucky shares why Tom Coughlin was the hardest coach he played for (possible social clip) 33:12 – Bucky shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore  NOTE: Time codes are approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Against their better judgement the guys relive the week that was at Halas Hall and Arrowhead Stadium. At least the Bears made Taylor Swift happy, so that should be worth something, right? They dig into the Peanut Tillman raid, Justin Fields yelling at reporters for...reporting what he told them, $100,000 worth of stolen lawn mowers and the joys of playing with a concussion. They discuss the possibility of the Bears having their first-ever interim head coach, and whether George or Virginia would do a better job in the role. Then, they look ahead to the game this week with the Broncos, which is so big that CBS is sending THREE mediocre announcers to cover it, and the Bears are so bad that they are underdogs at home against a team that just lost by 50 points last week. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/desipio/message

  Bucky Brooks: Playing for Hall of Fame coaches, being the anti-hot taker, coaching with purpose On the latest episode of the NFL Players: NFL Media's Bucky Brooks a.k.a. “Team No Sleep Captain,” a.k.a. “Man of Many Jobs” joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Bucky talks about his many jobs, and how writing is the foundation of the success he's achieved in his post-NFL career. In an era of hot takes, Bucky explains why he's intentional about being the anti-hot taker. Bucky takes us through why he chose a career as a scout immediately after his NFL career, and how playing for legendary coaches Marv Levy, Mike Holmgren, and Tom Coughlin has influenced his media career, and his approach as a high school football coach. And you'll want to hear Bucky share the scouting reports on Peanut and Roman when they entered the league. Time codes: 2:28 – Bucky shares how NFL scouts graded Peanut and Roman when they entered the league 4:25 – Bucky shares who he allows to call him by his actual first name 5:30 – Bucky talks about his many jobs and how they all connect to the game of football (bucky talks about writing at about the 7 min mark could be a good clip 9:08 – Bucky talks about how he prioritizes his time with all his jobs, and when he starts to dig into his college prospect scouting 11:47 – Bucky talks why being a high school football coach is his most gratifying job 15:22 – Bucky talks about his improbable run to the California state championship game without his team completing a pass 16:41 – Bucky talks about the transition from being a scout to becoming an analyst 18:41 - Bucky talks about his transition into scouting after his playing career 21:25  - Bucky talks about Steve Smith being a player who defied the logic of scouts 22:55 –  Bucky talks about how his playing experience was an advantage as a scout 29:13 – Bucky shares why Tom Coughlin was the hardest coach he played for (possible social clip) 33:12 – Bucky shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore  NOTE: Time codes are approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Bucky Brooks: Playing for Hall of Fame coaches, being the anti-hot taker, coaching with purpose On the latest episode of the NFL Players: NFL Media's Bucky Brooks a.k.a. “Team No Sleep Captain,” a.k.a. “Man of Many Jobs” joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Bucky talks about his many jobs, and how writing is the foundation of the success he's achieved in his post-NFL career. In an era of hot takes, Bucky explains why he's intentional about being the anti-hot taker. Bucky takes us through why he chose a career as a scout immediately after his NFL career, and how playing for legendary coaches Marv Levy, Mike Holmgren, and Tom Coughlin has influenced his media career, and his approach as a high school football coach. And you'll want to hear Bucky share the scouting reports on Peanut and Roman when they entered the league. Time codes: 2:28 – Bucky shares how NFL scouts graded Peanut and Roman when they entered the league 4:25 – Bucky shares who he allows to call him by his actual first name 5:30 – Bucky talks about his many jobs and how they all connect to the game of football (bucky talks about writing at about the 7 min mark could be a good clip 9:08 – Bucky talks about how he prioritizes his time with all his jobs, and when he starts to dig into his college prospect scouting 11:47 – Bucky talks why being a high school football coach is his most gratifying job 15:22 – Bucky talks about his improbable run to the California state championship game without his team completing a pass 16:41 – Bucky talks about the transition from being a scout to becoming an analyst 18:41 - Bucky talks about his transition into scouting after his playing career 21:25  - Bucky talks about Steve Smith being a player who defied the logic of scouts 22:55 –  Bucky talks about how his playing experience was an advantage as a scout 29:13 – Bucky shares why Tom Coughlin was the hardest coach he played for (possible social clip) 33:12 – Bucky shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore  NOTE: Time codes are approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Bucky Brooks: Playing for Hall of Fame coaches, being the anti-hot taker, coaching with purpose On the latest episode of the NFL Players: NFL Media's Bucky Brooks a.k.a. “Team No Sleep Captain,” a.k.a. “Man of Many Jobs” joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Bucky talks about his many jobs, and how writing is the foundation of the success he's achieved in his post-NFL career. In an era of hot takes, Bucky explains why he's intentional about being the anti-hot taker. Bucky takes us through why he chose a career as a scout immediately after his NFL career, and how playing for legendary coaches Marv Levy, Mike Holmgren, and Tom Coughlin has influenced his media career, and his approach as a high school football coach. And you'll want to hear Bucky share the scouting reports on Peanut and Roman when they entered the league. Time codes: 2:28 – Bucky shares how NFL scouts graded Peanut and Roman when they entered the league 4:25 – Bucky shares who he allows to call him by his actual first name 5:30 – Bucky talks about his many jobs and how they all connect to the game of football (bucky talks about writing at about the 7 min mark could be a good clip 9:08 – Bucky talks about how he prioritizes his time with all his jobs, and when he starts to dig into his college prospect scouting 11:47 – Bucky talks why being a high school football coach is his most gratifying job 15:22 – Bucky talks about his improbable run to the California state championship game without his team completing a pass 16:41 – Bucky talks about the transition from being a scout to becoming an analyst 18:41 - Bucky talks about his transition into scouting after his playing career 21:25  - Bucky talks about Steve Smith being a player who defied the logic of scouts 22:55 –  Bucky talks about how his playing experience was an advantage as a scout 29:13 – Bucky shares why Tom Coughlin was the hardest coach he played for (possible social clip) 33:12 – Bucky shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore  NOTE: Time codes are approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate's journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn't let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.   0:25 – Nate's pre-episode freestyle 5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players' finding success post-NFL 7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing 12:25 – Nate on who's better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson 16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss 18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.” 21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster 24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008 30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show 34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV 37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no 42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures 45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino 46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead 49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore 52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood *NOTE: Time codes are approximate.  NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate's journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn't let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.   0:25 – Nate's pre-episode freestyle 5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players' finding success post-NFL 7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing 12:25 – Nate on who's better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson 16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss 18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.” 21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster 24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008 30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show 34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV 37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no 42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures 45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino 46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead 49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore 52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood *NOTE: Time codes are approximate.  NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate's journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn't let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.   0:25 – Nate's pre-episode freestyle 5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players' finding success post-NFL 7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing 12:25 – Nate on who's better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson 16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss 18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.” 21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster 24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008 30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show 34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV 37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no 42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures 45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino 46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead 49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore 52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood *NOTE: Time codes are approximate.  NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate's journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn't let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.   0:25 – Nate's pre-episode freestyle 5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players' finding success post-NFL 7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing 12:25 – Nate on who's better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson 16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss 18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.” 21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster 24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008 30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show 34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV 37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no 42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures 45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino 46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead 49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore 52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood *NOTE: Time codes are approximate.  NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate's journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn't let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.   0:25 – Nate's pre-episode freestyle 5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players' finding success post-NFL 7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing 12:25 – Nate on who's better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson 16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss 18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.” 21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster 24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008 30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show 34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV 37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no 42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures 45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino 46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead 49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore 52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood *NOTE: Time codes are approximate.  NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate's journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn't let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.   0:25 – Nate's pre-episode freestyle 5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players' finding success post-NFL 7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing 12:25 – Nate on who's better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson 16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss 18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.” 21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster 24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008 30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show 34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV 37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no 42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures 45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino 46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead 49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore 52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood *NOTE: Time codes are approximate.  NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate's journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn't let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.   0:25 – Nate's pre-episode freestyle 5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players' finding success post-NFL 7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing 12:25 – Nate on who's better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson 16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss 18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.” 21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster 24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008 30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show 34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV 37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no 42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures 45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino 46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead 49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore 52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood *NOTE: Time codes are approximate.  NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's the hardest job in the world? Number 1 may surprise you! Simone Biles is back, and Belgians do what it takes to compete. Yelich is also back, while the Mets are the opposite of back. Plus Money Golf crushed the Rocket Mortgage, LSU fans crushed Jell-O shots. Happy Bobby Bonilla Day! NHL draft, NBA free agency, Lillard and Harden on the move, Messi is the GOAT, NFL gambling consequences. Oh and by the way, Peanut Tillman is FBI now. Huge thanks to AK for joining us on this one, go subscribe to Milly Goats Podcast wherever you get yours!

EP #27: Peanut and Roman are back! This time they're joined by Hall of Fame safety LeRoy Butler. LeRoy starts off reminiscing on his “Welcome to the NFL” moment taking us back to 1990, his rookie year. In this episode, the Hall of Famer walks us through his journey from growing up in poverty to becoming a Super Bowl champion, to joining football immortality in Canton. LeRoy gives us an inside look on the anxiety brought on by the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process. The conversation turns emotional as LeRoy describes the life-changing visit and scholarship offer he received from then Florida St. coach Bobby Bowden. He also shares with us the importance of being financially free and “leaping” into the vodka business.  Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Topic timeline: 2:32 - LeRoy's welcome to the NFL moment 5:48 - LeRoy gives Peanut Tillman his flowers  6:50 - Why LeRoy was fined $10,000 after his first team meeting as a rookie 9:23 - LeRoy strong opinion on Aaron Rodgers leaving Green Bay 11:56 - Why LeRoy stayed with the Packers his entire career  16:00 - Why Leroy still calls Green Bay home   18:20 - Leroy explains the Hall of Fame selection process, and the side of rejection fans don't see 27:00 - Leroy takes us back to Super Bowl XXXI, ending the city's 30-year drought  30:15 - Leroy gets emotional reminiscing his life changing FSU scholarship offer from Bobby Bowden 36:15 - Leroy talks about overcoming poverty and his documentary film project 44:00 - Leroy talks business ventures, the creation of Leap Spirits vodka, and financial freedom 48:58 - Leroy reveals his greatest sports accomplishment  52:30 - Leroy shares who he believes are the top-5 defensive players of all time  *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP #27: Peanut and Roman are back! This time they're joined by Hall of Fame safety LeRoy Butler. LeRoy starts off reminiscing on his “Welcome to the NFL” moment taking us back to 1990, his rookie year. In this episode, the Hall of Famer walks us through his journey from growing up in poverty to becoming a Super Bowl champion, to joining football immortality in Canton. LeRoy gives us an inside look on the anxiety brought on by the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process. The conversation turns emotional as LeRoy describes the life-changing visit and scholarship offer he received from then Florida St. coach Bobby Bowden. He also shares with us the importance of being financially free and “leaping” into the vodka business.  Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Topic timeline: 2:32 - LeRoy's welcome to the NFL moment 5:48 - LeRoy gives Peanut Tillman his flowers  6:50 - Why LeRoy was fined $10,000 after his first team meeting as a rookie 9:23 - LeRoy strong opinion on Aaron Rodgers leaving Green Bay 11:56 - Why LeRoy stayed with the Packers his entire career  16:00 - Why Leroy still calls Green Bay home   18:20 - Leroy explains the Hall of Fame selection process, and the side of rejection fans don't see 27:00 - Leroy takes us back to Super Bowl XXXI, ending the city's 30-year drought  30:15 - Leroy gets emotional reminiscing his life changing FSU scholarship offer from Bobby Bowden 36:15 - Leroy talks about overcoming poverty and his documentary film project 44:00 - Leroy talks business ventures, the creation of Leap Spirits vodka, and financial freedom 48:58 - Leroy reveals his greatest sports accomplishment  52:30 - Leroy shares who he believes are the top-5 defensive players of all time  *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP #27: Peanut and Roman are back! This time they're joined by Hall of Fame safety LeRoy Butler. LeRoy starts off reminiscing on his “Welcome to the NFL” moment taking us back to 1990, his rookie year. In this episode, the Hall of Famer walks us through his journey from growing up in poverty to becoming a Super Bowl champion, to joining football immortality in Canton. LeRoy gives us an inside look on the anxiety brought on by the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process. The conversation turns emotional as LeRoy describes the life-changing visit and scholarship offer he received from then Florida St. coach Bobby Bowden. He also shares with us the importance of being financially free and “leaping” into the vodka business.  Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Topic timeline: 2:32 - LeRoy's welcome to the NFL moment 5:48 - LeRoy gives Peanut Tillman his flowers  6:50 - Why LeRoy was fined $10,000 after his first team meeting as a rookie 9:23 - LeRoy strong opinion on Aaron Rodgers leaving Green Bay 11:56 - Why LeRoy stayed with the Packers his entire career  16:00 - Why Leroy still calls Green Bay home   18:20 - Leroy explains the Hall of Fame selection process, and the side of rejection fans don't see 27:00 - Leroy takes us back to Super Bowl XXXI, ending the city's 30-year drought  30:15 - Leroy gets emotional reminiscing his life changing FSU scholarship offer from Bobby Bowden 36:15 - Leroy talks about overcoming poverty and his documentary film project 44:00 - Leroy talks business ventures, the creation of Leap Spirits vodka, and financial freedom 48:58 - Leroy reveals his greatest sports accomplishment  52:30 - Leroy shares who he believes are the top-5 defensive players of all time  *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP #27: Peanut and Roman are back! This time they're joined by Hall of Fame safety LeRoy Butler. LeRoy starts off reminiscing on his “Welcome to the NFL” moment taking us back to 1990, his rookie year. In this episode, the Hall of Famer walks us through his journey from growing up in poverty to becoming a Super Bowl champion, to joining football immortality in Canton. LeRoy gives us an inside look on the anxiety brought on by the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process. The conversation turns emotional as LeRoy describes the life-changing visit and scholarship offer he received from then Florida St. coach Bobby Bowden. He also shares with us the importance of being financially free and “leaping” into the vodka business.  Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Topic timeline: 2:32 - LeRoy's welcome to the NFL moment 5:48 - LeRoy gives Peanut Tillman his flowers  6:50 - Why LeRoy was fined $10,000 after his first team meeting as a rookie 9:23 - LeRoy strong opinion on Aaron Rodgers leaving Green Bay 11:56 - Why LeRoy stayed with the Packers his entire career  16:00 - Why Leroy still calls Green Bay home   18:20 - Leroy explains the Hall of Fame selection process, and the side of rejection fans don't see 27:00 - Leroy takes us back to Super Bowl XXXI, ending the city's 30-year drought  30:15 - Leroy gets emotional reminiscing his life changing FSU scholarship offer from Bobby Bowden 36:15 - Leroy talks about overcoming poverty and his documentary film project 44:00 - Leroy talks business ventures, the creation of Leap Spirits vodka, and financial freedom 48:58 - Leroy reveals his greatest sports accomplishment  52:30 - Leroy shares who he believes are the top-5 defensive players of all time  *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP #27: Peanut and Roman are back! This time they're joined by Hall of Fame safety LeRoy Butler. LeRoy starts off reminiscing on his “Welcome to the NFL” moment taking us back to 1990, his rookie year. In this episode, the Hall of Famer walks us through his journey from growing up in poverty to becoming a Super Bowl champion, to joining football immortality in Canton. LeRoy gives us an inside look on the anxiety brought on by the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process. The conversation turns emotional as LeRoy describes the life-changing visit and scholarship offer he received from then Florida St. coach Bobby Bowden. He also shares with us the importance of being financially free and “leaping” into the vodka business.  Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Topic timeline: 2:32 - LeRoy's welcome to the NFL moment 5:48 - LeRoy gives Peanut Tillman his flowers  6:50 - Why LeRoy was fined $10,000 after his first team meeting as a rookie 9:23 - LeRoy strong opinion on Aaron Rodgers leaving Green Bay 11:56 - Why LeRoy stayed with the Packers his entire career  16:00 - Why Leroy still calls Green Bay home   18:20 - Leroy explains the Hall of Fame selection process, and the side of rejection fans don't see 27:00 - Leroy takes us back to Super Bowl XXXI, ending the city's 30-year drought  30:15 - Leroy gets emotional reminiscing his life changing FSU scholarship offer from Bobby Bowden 36:15 - Leroy talks about overcoming poverty and his documentary film project 44:00 - Leroy talks business ventures, the creation of Leap Spirits vodka, and financial freedom 48:58 - Leroy reveals his greatest sports accomplishment  52:30 - Leroy shares who he believes are the top-5 defensive players of all time  *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP #27: Peanut and Roman are back! This time they're joined by Hall of Fame safety LeRoy Butler. LeRoy starts off reminiscing on his “Welcome to the NFL” moment taking us back to 1990, his rookie year. In this episode, the Hall of Famer walks us through his journey from growing up in poverty to becoming a Super Bowl champion, to joining football immortality in Canton. LeRoy gives us an inside look on the anxiety brought on by the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process. The conversation turns emotional as LeRoy describes the life-changing visit and scholarship offer he received from then Florida St. coach Bobby Bowden. He also shares with us the importance of being financially free and “leaping” into the vodka business.  Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Topic timeline: 2:32 - LeRoy's welcome to the NFL moment 5:48 - LeRoy gives Peanut Tillman his flowers  6:50 - Why LeRoy was fined $10,000 after his first team meeting as a rookie 9:23 - LeRoy strong opinion on Aaron Rodgers leaving Green Bay 11:56 - Why LeRoy stayed with the Packers his entire career  16:00 - Why Leroy still calls Green Bay home   18:20 - Leroy explains the Hall of Fame selection process, and the side of rejection fans don't see 27:00 - Leroy takes us back to Super Bowl XXXI, ending the city's 30-year drought  30:15 - Leroy gets emotional reminiscing his life changing FSU scholarship offer from Bobby Bowden 36:15 - Leroy talks about overcoming poverty and his documentary film project 44:00 - Leroy talks business ventures, the creation of Leap Spirits vodka, and financial freedom 48:58 - Leroy reveals his greatest sports accomplishment  52:30 - Leroy shares who he believes are the top-5 defensive players of all time  *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug Gottlieb is live on the final day of Radio Row in Phoenix ahead of Super Bowl 57! Doug is joined by former 2x Pro Bowl/ NFL CB Charles “Peanut” Tillman, SB Champion Safety Roman Harper, former Titans RB Chris "CJ2K" Johnson and Titans TE Mark Andrews. Plus, Doug recaps the NFL Honors ceremony and so much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It gets spicy on the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast when former 9-year NFL vet and social media “don't-call-me-an-influencer” sensation Anthony “Spice” Adams joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. We learn the ways Spice separates his family and online lives (4:17). He also dishes on why he chose to take part in the Amazon Prime Video series “Life After” (5:33). Spice also shares why creating social content is therapeutic for him, and why he won't create content that will embarrass his kids (29:38). He reflects on why he doesn't regret turning down a main character role in the HBO series “Ballers” (29:38). And, we learn the origin stories of his most famous characters, Leon Lemons (34:52) and Cream E. Biggums (7:46).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It gets spicy on the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast when former 9-year NFL vet and social media “don't-call-me-an-influencer” sensation Anthony “Spice” Adams joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. We learn the ways Spice separates his family and online lives (4:17). He also dishes on why he chose to take part in the Amazon Prime Video series “Life After” (5:33). Spice also shares why creating social content is therapeutic for him, and why he won't create content that will embarrass his kids (29:38). He reflects on why he doesn't regret turning down a main character role in the HBO series “Ballers” (29:38). And, we learn the origin stories of his most famous characters, Leon Lemons (34:52) and Cream E. Biggums (7:46).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a lively debut episode! Former Pro Bowl offensive lineman Jon Runyan joins co-hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper to discuss his many second acts, including his run as a two-term congressperson in New Jersey (1:30), and what he's most proud of during his time in Washington, DC (11:37). Jon also revealed why, of all the jobs he could have, he decided to do a stint as an Uber driver (17:01), and a hint…it wasn't because he needed money. He also talked about his path to his current role with the NFL (21:10). Peanut and Roman have fun with Jon and find out what his splurge purchase was when he was drafted (26:01), his favorite playing moment in the NFL (26:14) who's on his personal Mount Rushmore (27:11), and why he calls his life “awesome” (28:36). Jon also shares his daily affirmations, and how they've guided his positive outlook since his NFL playing days ended (31:21).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.