In this engaging conversation, Mac Jones, the San Francisco 49ers quarterback, shares insights into his competitive nature, the influence of his teammates, and the impact of his family background on his career. He discusses the importance of maintaining his passion for the game while maturing in the NFL and how his experiences have shaped his personality both on and off the field. In this engaging conversation, Mac Jones discusses his journey in football, the importance of work ethic, and his experiences in philanthropy. He reflects on the balance of roles within the NFL, the joy of reconnecting with the game, and the unpredictability of the business side of sports. Jones also shares lighthearted moments from his past, including his early modeling experiences, and answers some hard-hitting questions about his career and the environment around the practice facility.

Alex Smith sits down with Mitch Morse and KC Hahey to go deep on the pressure of being the number one overall pick, the demons that drive elite competitors, and the mindset shift that helped him thrive in Kansas City. He also breaks down Andy Reid’s rare leadership during adversity, shares unforgettable stories about teammates like Frank Gore and others, and answers video questions including one from Travis Kelce that turns into a real lesson on confidence after mistakes.00:00 Intro and why this Alex Smith conversation matters02:21 Life after football and why Alex never expected TV05:04 How ESPN debates stay respectful even when heated06:49 The competitive demon where it came from07:23 Being the number one pick at 20 and the bust narrative09:08 Harbaugh reset and the Kansas City second chance mindset12:07 Mitch on Alex’s extreme training and nutrition habits14:38 The leg injury recovery and why the diet rules changed17:46 Andy Reid leadership after starting 1 and 5 and not panicking20:03 Andy Reid evolving the offense every offseason21:10 What Josh Allen should want in a head coach hire24:04 Teammate lightning round Justin Smith story time30:04 Frank Gore toughness and why he should be Hall of Fame34:43 Brandon Scherff built different and playing through everything39:44 Mitch’s Mailbox fan questions begin41:41 Urban Meyer and why his concepts changed football44:51 Alex Boone question and Julius Peppers trash talk story50:06 Travis Kelce video question and the best Alex Smith lesson58:26 Alex on his wife Liz and the leg documentary perspective1:00:24 Super Bowl radio row plans and goodbye

Former Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley joins Mitch Morse and KC Hahey for a raw and honest conversation about NFL pressure mental health and the moments that nearly ended his career. From being undrafted to becoming an All Pro Beasley breaks down the mental side of football leadership inside the huddle and why Buffalo was where the game finally became fun.00:00 Why This Conversation Goes Deeper Than Football02:10 Cole Beasley’s Journey From Undrafted to All Pro05:00 Early Adversity Getting Benched and Building Confidence09:05 Dallas Cowboys Pressure Anxiety and Nearly Quitting the NFL15:00 When Football Finally Became Fun and Why Buffalo Changed Everything19:45 Mastering the Slot Surviving the Middle and Elite Route Running22:20 The Dez Bryant Catch and a Play That Changed NFL Rules27:50 Playing With Dez Bryant and Being Misunderstood31:30 What Great Quarterbacks Do Differently Dak Romo Josh Allen37:10 Career Regrets Mental Health and Lessons Learned42:30 Chad Hall and the Importance of Great Coaching46:00 The Mental Toll of the NFL Versus the Physical49:00 Tampa Bay The Final Chapter and Walking Away54:30 Thanksgiving in Dallas A Full Circle Career Moment57:30 Fatherhood Coaching and Life After Football

Ryan's perspective on life, family, and the bonds formed through shared experiences in the world of professional sports. In this episode, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Mitch Morse, and KC Hahey reflect on the deep bonds formed during their football careers, particularly in light of the recent loss of a friend and teammate, Nick Mangold. Ryan shares heartfelt memories of reconnecting with old friends and the emotional weight of seeing their families cope with loss. The conversation shifts to the lighter side of their experiences, including humorous anecdotes about their time in the NFL, the camaraderie that comes with the sport, and the unique traditions that have developed among fans, such as the infamous 'shirts off' moment during games. They also discuss the transition to a new stadium in Buffalo, expressing excitement about its design and the nostalgia tied to the old one.Release Date: 1.19.26Host: Mitch MorseGuest: Ryan FitzpatrickProduced by: KC Hahey

In this engaging conversation, Mitch Morse and KC Hahey welcome Aaron Murray, a former college football star (Georgia) and current commentator (ESPN) to discuss various aspects of college football, including the challenges of balancing work and family life, the cultural significance of college football, the implications of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) for players, and the importance of coaching relationships. Aaron shares personal anecdotes and insights into the evolving landscape of college football, emphasizing the need for player rights and the potential for collective bargaining in the future. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the journey of transitioning from college football to the NFL, discussing the challenges posed by injuries, the competitive nature of the draft process, and the emotional weight of retirement decisions. They also explore the natural progression into broadcasting and reflect on the nostalgia associated with Christmas commercials, highlighting the personal growth and unexpected turns in an athlete's life. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore various themes including the impact of humor in advertising, the significance of Christmas traditions, and the importance of giving back to the community. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with charity events, particularly the Big Hearts Gala, and emphasize the value of kindness and human connection in today's society.

Canadian physician and Super Bowl Champion. In this conversation, Mitch Morse and KC Hahey interview Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, a modern-day Renaissance man who balances a successful NFL career with his medical profession. They explore his journey from football to medicine, the challenges of continuing education, the thrill of emergency medicine, and the cultural differences he faced while adapting to life in the U.S. The discussion also highlights the importance of teamwork in both fields and culminates in a humorous recounting of culinary experiences in Montreal. In this engaging conversation, Mitch Morse, KC Hahey, and Laurent Duvernay-Tardif explore a variety of themes, from the vibrant culture and culinary delights of Montreal to the adventurous sailing experiences of Lolo's family. They delve into the art of baking, the challenges of raising chickens, and the balance between sports and academic responsibilities. The discussion highlights Lolo's multifaceted life, showcasing his journey as a Renaissance man who embraces diverse experiences and challenges.Release Date: 12.15.25Host: Mitch MorseGuest: Laurent Duvernay-TardifProduced by: KC Hahey

In this engaging conversation, Pat Spinosa, a sixth-generation citrus and cattle farmer, shares insights into the world of podcasting, storytelling, and the agricultural industry. The discussion covers the balance of work and life, the importance of agriculture, and the challenges faced by new generations in farming. Spinosa emphasizes the need to celebrate farmers and their contributions to society, while also addressing the rivalries between citrus farming in Florida and California. The conversation highlights the significance of land ownership and the future of farming in America. In this engaging conversation, Pat Spinosa shares his insights on entrepreneurship, the restaurant business, and the emotional moments that define success. He discusses the challenges of owning real estate in the restaurant industry, the importance of community engagement, and the dynamics of college football coaching. The conversation also highlights the significance of mentorship in podcasting and the drive for continuous improvement in one's career. Pat emphasizes the need for collaboration and support within the industry, encouraging others to help each other succeed.Release Date: 12.8.25Host: Mitch MorseGuest: Pat Spinosa ( @likeafarmer )Produced by: KC Hahey

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