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Our guest this week is former NFL cornerback Troy Vincent. He was drafted by the Dolphins 7th overall out of Wisconsin in the 1992 NFL Draft. He also played for the Eagles, Bills, and Redskins during his 15-year career. He was a 5X Pro Bowler, an All-Pro, and both a Walter Payton and Bart Starr man of the year award winner. He was recently inducted into the Philadelphia sports hall of fame. He is currently the Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the NFL. Most importantly though, he is a follower of Jesus, a husband, a father of five. 

TOPICS:

• The 2019 NFL season
• Philadelphia Sports HOF Induction
• Accountability Partners
• What's Next in his life
• The art of listening
• NFL Players and community involvement
• NFL 100 Year celebration
• Safe Zone/VincentCountry.com

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Our guest this week is former NFL running back, Matt Forte. He spent ten seasons in the league with the Bears and Jets after playing college football at Tulane. Drafted by Chicago in the 2nd round of the 2008 draft, Forte retired as a Bear in April 2018. He recently launched a podcast with his wife, Danielle, in partnership with Biblica called "True vs. Truth" - Now available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.  

TOPICS:

• Watching and analyzing NFL games instead of playing
• The Bears season in 2019
• Fantasy Football - love it or hate it?
• Retirement
• Growing in his faith after football
• How to react when faith is tested
• "True vs. Truth" podcast
• Mission trip to India
• Reaching the youth of today
• The Bible

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Joining us this week is former NFL linebacker Corey Miller. He played his college football at South Carolina and was drafted in the 6th round in 1991 by the New York Giants. He spent 8 seasons with them and then one season with the Minnesota Vikings. His son Christian is a rookie for the Carolina Panthers. Corey is currently a speaker and evangelist and broadcaster who goes by the nickname “The Pastor of Pain.”

TOPICS:

• Patriots and 49ers winning with defense
• Panthers 2019 outlook
• Panthers rookie Christian Miller - his son
• Pastor of Pain origins
• Ups and downs - challenges he overcame
• Giants 4 Christ
• Importance of men and leadership
• Surrender

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Our guest this week is Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Chris Conley. He is in his first season with the team after spending four seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, who drafted him in the third round out of Georgia. He is also a filmmaker, writer, and musician. He joins the show to discuss his transition to the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the influence of Nick Foles. He also talks about his spiritual leadership in the locker room and consistency in faith.

Also on the show is Pro Football Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae. He spent 16 seasons in the NFL as an offensive lineman with the Jets, Titans, and Seahawks. Seattle drafted him in the second round in 1994 after a great career at LSU. He was an eight-time All-Pro center and retired after the 2009 season. After spending time as an assistant coach with the Bears, he is now an offensive analyst at Arizona State along with Herm Edwards, who was his coach when playing for the Jets. Mawae discusses his Hall of Fame induction, the mindset of an offensive lineman, his faith and his marriage.

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TOPICS:

• Growing up with baseball
• Signing a large contract with the Giants
• Being injured and feeling empty
• Pitching with fear
• Finding God
• 2012 World Series
• His book, Curveball
• His music career

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Our guest this week is former NFL defensive end, Renaldo Wynn. He played 13 years in the NFL with the Redskins, Jaguars, Giants, and Saints. He played his college football at Notre Dame and was a first-round draft pick for Jacksonville. He now works with Joe Gibbs and Game Plan for Life.

TOPICS:

• Jacksonville Jaguars success in 2019
• The Washington Redskins struggles
• The Joe Gibbs way
• Gameplan for Life latest
• Prison ministry and Gameplan for Life

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Bob Stoops coached at OU for 18 seasons. He tells us what readers will learn from his new memoir, No Excuses, and how faith in college football shaped his coaching style. Stoops shares why he took the job to coach this season in Dallas in the XFL and discusses growing up in a small house with three brothers.

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Joining us this week is Super Bowl-winning quarterback, Trent Dilfer. He played in the NFL from 1994 to 2007 after being drafted 6th overall by the Bucs. He won a Super Bowl in Baltimore and also played for the Seahawks, Browns, and 49ers. From 2008 to 2017, Dilfer was an analyst for ESPN. He is now the head coach at Lipscomb Academy in Nashville.  

TOPICS:

• Back-up Quarterbacks to the rescue in 2019
• Eli Manning being benched
• Panini America partnership
• Coaching high school football
• Building and developing people
• Selfishness vs. selflessness
• The journey of faith
• Parenting tips

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Joining us this week is the recently retired and two-time Super Bowl winner Chris Maragos. He was a safety and standout special teams player throughout his career with the Eagles, Seahawks, and 49ers. He went undrafted in 2010 after playing in college at Western Michigan and Wisconsin where he was a walk-on at both schools. He's a husband, father, and follower of Jesus.  

TOPICS:

• Retired and watching the NFL in 2019
• Retiring due to injury
• Dealing with pain and was it worth it
• Accepting the decision to walk away
• Glorifying God
• The next phase
• Building culture in business
• Entitlement
• Dark times and looking to God

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Our guest this week is former NFL fullback, Justin Griffith. He was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the fourth round of the 2003 NFL Draft after playing his college football at Mississippi State. He also spent time with the Raiders, Seahawks, and Texans, and after his playing days, was on the coaching staff in Oakland and Seattle. He is a husband, father, restaurant owner, and brother-in-law of former NFL player, Al Wallace. Justin is also a passionate speaker and a man of faith.

TOPICS:

• The role of the fullback in the NFL
• Jackie Sherrell's advice to move to fullback at Mississippi State
• Retirement decision
• Coaching opportunity story
• Giving up football for family
• How football shaped his skills to own a business
• The role of God in his life

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Our guest this week is broadcaster, Dave Pasch, who does play-by-play for ESPN College Football, College Basketball, and the NBA. He is also the voice of the Arizona Cardinals.

SUMMARY:

Dave Pasch joins the show to discuss two new additions to the Cardinals, Kyler Murray and Cliff Kingsbury. He also compares the careers of Andrew Luck and Larry Fitzgerald, tells us about the importance of his prayer life, and his thoughts on his kids leaving for college. Bryce Johnson previews the upcoming NFL season and shares his thoughts on Andrew Luck's retirement while relating it to his own life.

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David Pollack, a top college football analyst for ESPN, is seen on College Gameday every Saturday during the fall. He played his college football at the University of Georgia where he won the SEC Player of the Year Award and was also recognized as the top defensive player in the nation. He was drafted in the first round of the 2005 NFL draft by the Cincinnati Bengals, and in 2008 he retired due to a major neck injury. He is a husband and father of two and helps run the Pollack Family Foundation.  

SUMMARY:

David Pollack from ESPN joins the show to discuss his experiences at ESPN. He talks about what he and his College Gameday colleagues do each year to improve the show. He previews the upcoming football season, discusses the success of the Clemson Tigers and coach Dabo Swinney, and takes us into his faith journey, which includes encouraging others.

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Also joining the show is Coach Eli Drinkwitz, the head coach of Appalachian State football. He discusses his transition into his new job, and previews the 2019 season!

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Hunter Henry is the tight end for the Los Angeles Chargers. He was drafted in the 2nd round of the 2016 NFL Draft after playing his college football at Arkansas where he was on the All-SEC team three times. During his first 2 seasons in the NFL, he had 12 touchdowns but missed the entire 2018 regular season due to a torn ACL until returning in the playoffs. He joins the show to discuss the 2019 training camp experience and the season outlook for the LA Chargers. He also takes us through the journey of missing almost the entire 2018 season due to a knee injury.

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Bryce Johnson caught up with Coach Dungy at the NBA All-Star breakfast, and he shares his thoughts on who inspires him, how to prioritize your life, and NFL top stories in the off-season.

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This week we are are joined by former NFL defensive end, Aaron Kampman. He played his college football at the University of Iowa and was drafted in the fifth round of the 2002 NFL draft by the Packers. He spent 8 years in Green Bay and 2 years in Jacksonville. He was a 2x Pro Bowler and 2x second-team All-Pro. He is now the founder and CEO of Align, where he empowers executives and organizations to become their best by intersecting time and purpose. He is also a husband and a father of 4 who lives in Iowa.  

Also joining the show is former wide receiver, Jeremy Kelley. He played his college football at Maine and professionally in the NFL, the Canadian league, and the Arena league. He spent time with the Colts, Broncos, and Bears and he retired from playing in 2016. He is now the Buffalo Bills Alumni Manager.He joins us to talk faith, football, and life.

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Jordan Gross, a former star Carolina Panthers offensive tackle, also joins the show to share his NFL story, and his new life as an Idaho farmer.

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LA Chargers offensive lineman Spencer Drango joins the show to talk football, faith and life. Drango discusses the 2018 Chargers season, including a loss to the Patriots in the playoffs. He also takes us back to college, and the decision to play for Baylor. He is involved in prayer groups in the NFL, and he discusses the power of those relationships. He talks about his experience as a two-year member of the Browns, in which they only won one game. He also takes us through his faith journey.

Derrick Nnadi is a defensive lineman for the Chiefs. He discusses the 2018 Chiefs season, including what is was like playing for NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes. He also discusses his family, which includes seven siblings. His parents came to the United States from Nigeria. He also takes us through his faith journey as well.

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Jordan Matthews currently plays wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. He joins the show to discuss his NFL journey, and why he loves challenges when it comes to playing football. He also talks about handling success and failure in the NFL, and how his purpose in life became spreading the gospel. His wife and young son and what they mean to him is also a topic.

Cameron Tringale is a ten year veteran on the PGA tour. He talks about his game today, and how he handles pressure and travel on tour. He also takes us behind the importance of his faith, and how he found peace in Jesus. He loves to share and grow his faith, and is also part of a ministry called College Golf Fellowship.

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers lineback Levon Kirkland joins the show to discuss many topics, including the current state of the Steelers. He also discusses his coaching experience with Bruce Arians, and his current position with the South Carolina Football Hall of Fame. Kirkland talks about his fathers' influence, and why 1996 was a turning point in his faith.

Nascar great Darrell Waltrip and CEO of Authentically American, Dean Wegner, discuss their partnership with the company. They also discuss how God brings people together, and why Darrell Waltrip decided to invest in Authentically American. Darrell also tells the story of how he ended up living near Nashville.

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This week, former NFL safety Roman Harper discusses his post-NFL life, including taking 365 days off immediately after retirement. Does he miss football? He discusses that topic, along with his radio and television aspirations. Harper also talks about being a good learner, and how faith plays a role in his life.

Andy Lee also joins the show. The current punter for the Arizona Cardinals discusses his foundation "Madelyn's Fund" and how they raise money for families who have a child in NICU. He shares the story of the loss of his young daughter Madelyn, and how faith helped his family through the tragedy.

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This week, Bengals quarterback Jeff Driskel joins the show to discuss his off-season, and the 2019 Bengals' outlook. He also tells us about a mission trip to Italy, and when he found Jesus. His relationship with Andy Dalton is interesting, and Jeff also gives advice on being a father.

Ernie Johnson discusses his thoughts on pausing to make a difference instead of always hurrying...and how athletes and broadcasters can use their platform. He also discusses his latest book.

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Arizona State football coach Herm Edwards joins the show to discuss his perspective now on the NFL draft. He also explains his decision to return to coaching after spending many years with ESPN. Herm takes us inside the culture of ASU football, and life as an ESPN analyst. He also discusses what he thinks defines a man.

Colin Pinkney is the Chaplain for the Charlotte Hornets. He takes us behind the scenes and explains what it is like to get to know and mentor NBA players with their faith, and describes the challenges that NBA players face. He also discusses the NBA All-Star Game experience in Charlotte, along with his involvement in the Harvest Center in Charlotte.

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On NFL Draft weekend, former NFL first-round pick Jordan Gross joins the show to discuss his NFL draft experience. He also explains how he became a published author, with "The Rookie Handbook...How to Survive the First Year in the NFL." Jordan also discusses his faith, and his current life as an Idaho farmer.

Former Kansas State OL Dalton Risner, now headed to the NFL, has a great passion for God and his faith. He talks about finding God while attending Kansas State, and how he tried to influence his teammates. He also discusses the NFL, and his mom and dad's influence in his life.

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Appalachian State Football Coach Eliah Drinkwitz joins the show to discuss his journey to now being the head coach of the Mountaineers. He shares his view of the team currently, and the aspects that make Appalachian State a special place. He also discusses the role faith plays in his life, and what it means to live a purpose driven life.

Dallas Cowboys and Mavericks Chaplain Jonathan Evans discusses his role as a team chaplain, and when his faith became his own. He also shares his belief that men should get off the sidelines in life...and his NFL career.

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Pro golfer, Ben Crane, discusses Augusta National and watching the Masters instead of playing in the event. He gives advice for young golfers, explains the Ben Crane Challenge, and touches on faith and God's role in his life.

Former Olympic marathon runner, Ryan Hall, joins the show to share his experiences as a world-class athlete. Having participated in two Olympic Games, he discusses how faith was a major factor in his success. He also tells us about his book, Run the Mile You're In.

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Former Western Michigan and NFL quarterback Tim Hiller discusses numerous topics including his days at Western Michigan, and how injuries changed his life path. He also touches on how Peyton Manning influenced him while they were teammates, and his book "Strive"

Former NFL first round draft choice Damione Lewis, now coaching and mentoring players at Florida International, takes us back to his draft memories. He also discusses how his family influences his daily actions, and how the biggest lesson from God during his time away from his family is patience.

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Former Buffalo Bills star Steve Tasker joins the show this week to discuss his career on the field and in the booth. Topics also include the four straight Super Bowls he played in, his NFL draft memories, his faith, and family.

Jake Robbins, a former MLB pitcher, also joins us as baseball season is underway. He discusses his career, which included only 18 days in the majors. He also touches on coaching, faith, love, family, and God's plan.

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Former UNC standout basketball player Al Wood discusses his college experience, including playing for legendary coach Dean Smith. Other topics include his battle with alcoholism, and how he tries to educate young people about the danger of alcohol through his organization "Yes You Can." Also on the show, Orlando Magic executive and Wake Forest Hall of Famer Pat Williams discusses the current state of basketball. He is the author of over 100 books, and he also discusses his latest entitled "Character Carved in Stone." And NFL Draft prospect Garrett Bradbury from North Carolina State details his combine experience, and discusses how he became college football's top center in 2018. He also touches on what role faith plays in his life.

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Hall of Fame Wide Receiver Tim Brown discusses the Raiders' signing of Antonio Brown. He also touches on the NFL and how they could take better care of past players. Brown also takes you through his spiritual journey, including an amazing story about a recent trip to Israel.

Brent Lillibridge is a former major league utility player who follows Jesus. He walks us through his experience of breaking into the major leagues, and now his teaching the game of baseball to youth players at his academy in Washington.

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