The Super Bowl MVP also shares why becoming a father heightens his motivation to be politically aware (16:12), why he doesn’t fear criticism for speaking out on social justice issues (19:26) and why he believes his offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy will make a great head coach (22:50). Plus, Steve and Jim give their direct assessments of the role racism played in the 2020 elections (03:17)

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The Super Bowl MVP also shares why becoming a father heightens his motivation to be politically aware (16:12), why he doesn’t fear criticism for speaking out on social justice issues (19:26) and why he believes his offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy will make a great head coach (22:50). Plus, Steve and Jim give their direct assessments of the role racism played in the 2020 elections (03:17)<p> </p> Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Steve Wyche and Jim Trotter call on their experiences as two black men with 40-plus years combined covering the NFL to bring listeners unfiltered, enlightening, and entertaining conversations about important issues involving the league both on and off the field. Steve and Jim will also talk to the newsmakers and influencers who have impacted both American sports and American culture. It’s the intersection of sports and society that we hope will lead to ongoing, positive and engaging dialogue.

NFL: Huddle and Flow

Patrick Mahomes joins to talk casting his first presidential vote, his fandom of Aaron Rodgers and Aaron Donald and why his mom insists you call him Patrick

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