The best conversations from Season Two include Steve and the Cut To It team sitting down with Jonathan Stewart, Arian Foster and Andre Reed.

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Picking up right where we left off in Part 1, Marcus Spears cuts to his memories playing football for the league, life as a retired professional athlete, and the lessons he hopes his children get from him. 

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In part one of this two-part episode, Marcus Spears cuts to his memories playing football for the league and now, his experience working from the sidelines. Listen in to hear him and Smitty talk ball and share their thoughts on the young bucks trying to join the conversation.

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Steve cuts to it with one of the few players that really made him study tape. Tune in to hear legendary cornerback Champ Bailey share his memories playing Steve on the field, his trades, and how football impacted how he raised his family.

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NFL cornerback Richard Sherman tells us where two roads diverged in Compton, and how his took him straight through Stanford to the NFL. Tune in to this episode to hear him and Smitty talk ball about the life lessons they’ve carried with them since they left neighboring streets.

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Texans' wide receiver Brandin Cooks discusses his faith, handling trades,and how prioritizing his mental health helped him take back the game.

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Steve has shared his thoughts on Baker Mayfield in the past, but what doeshe have to say now that he is a Carolina Panther? Find out on this week’s episode,where the guys keep the studio to themselves to talk ball.

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Return specialist Adoree' Jackson cuts to his own come up story, tracing back to his childhood days as a kid when he was moved from LA to East Saint Louis. This episode, the breakout football star shares the neighborhoods, mentorships, and memories on the field that ultimately shaped the trajectory of his career.

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Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith shares stories from his childhood inrural Louisiana to explain why he had to choose between what he wanted and what was best for him. With a Heisman, two national championships, and a future in the NFL under his belt, it’d be fair to say his life thus far has been a series of good decisions.

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Legendary Washington QB Doug Williams joins the podcast to talk about how he ended up going to Grambling, winning the Super Bowl, and the trade that nearly changed NFL history.

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WWE superstar Angelo Dawkins is in the studio to dive into what earned himthe nickname “The Curse of Greatness.” Though his is a great story, Steve still can’tdecide if the most surprising part is that Dawkins is still a Bengals fan.

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IndyCar racer Scott McLaughlin joins the studio to share how he made itfrom New Zealand to the states. Tune in to hear what he’s learned about Americanracing, culture, and— thanks to Steve— dry-snitching.

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Steve and Backstage Joe invite friends Anthony Hill, Kurt Coleman, andHilee Taylor to unpack how being a son made them a better father. This episode, wecelebrate our highs and lows, and learn how far “unqualified compliments” can take the children we raise up.

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We’re cuttin to it with “Big Play Slay,” the dynamic cornerback for the Philadelphia Eagles. This episode, Slay gets into his confidence on the field, then takes Steve down memory lane when he talks about respect between the lines. 

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NFL Network host Rachel Bonnetta is known for her endless amount of creativity and energy onscreen, but this time we get to know more about what she went through to build the person we see on TV. Bonnetta is a testimony to the fact that where there’s strength, there was a struggle.

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NASCAR driver Harrison Burton has racing in his blood. In case his family tree or impressive track record isn’t enough to prove it, he’s in the studio to talk about superstitions, and being the new kid on the track. 

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Producer, writer, and entrepreneur Bomani Jones shows usthere really isn’t anything he can’t do. Well, except pick out curtains. According to Steve, we can defer to him for good buying practices and bad dad jokes.

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Former NFL tight end Jermichael Finley is cutting to it with Steve and G. This episode, the Texan-native shares how one injury changed his whole life and what it means to see ball as your only way out.

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Former NFL running back and longtime friend, Justin Forsett, shares memories he has of Steve on the field, plus how he transitioned off the field to founder and CEO of HustleClean. If there’s one thing he can testify to, it’s that Steve really knows how to pick his friends… his snack choices, however, are still questionable. 

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Steve Smith Sr. returns to the University of Utah for the inspirational story of Utes linebacker Devin Lloyd, who led the team to its first Pac-12 title in honor of two beloved teammates killed by gun violence. Steve is joined by NFL 360 producer Trent Cooper to talk about his the story came to be told, and why Steve was the perfect person to tell the story.

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Three Carolina Panthers fan favorites are in-studio to talk ball and dive deep into the different environments that led them to similar paths. This episode, tune in to hear the guys cut to it with Tre Boston and Kurt Coleman – you will never think of a “yes” man the same way.

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The guys Cut To It with The Food Network's Dana Beninati to get the inside scoop on what it's like to work in some of the world's hottest food destinations.

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Former Florida Marlins President and now host of his own podcast, Nothing Personal, David Samson cuts up in the studio with Steve and G. The guys learn the importance of avocado selection, decaf coffee, and most importantly, what it’s like being born on third base. 

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NBA legend Charles Oakley joins the studio to talk about his book, The Last Enforcer, the city that raised him, and how tough love and generational gaps may leave some things lost in translation. 

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Former NFL running back Ronnie Brown has forged his own path

since he became the first to leave his small town and head off to play college ball.

Several NFL seasons later, he joins the Cut to It crew to explain how he

transitioned into corporate America and goes tit-for-tat with Steve’s digs.

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From his career on the field to today, he’s always kept his head in the game and his chin high. Former NFL running back and three-time Super Bowl champion, LeGarrette Blount, sits down with Steve and G to talk ball and CBD, plus how he’s learned to ignore the people who still try to pin him with a bad reputation. 

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Former UFC Middleweight Champion Chris Weidman reports from life outside the ring, reflects on the ups and downs of his legendary career, and shares why he is ready to get back into the ring. This episode, we talk about keeping yourself motivated and finding your new “why.”

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The one and only Baylee Smith joins the studio to dish out some dirt on Papa Smitty. Then, UFC Champion Chris Weidman joins the crew to discuss the 2022 NFL Combine and how to scout an opponent on the field, or in the Octagon.

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Steve, G, Backstage Joe and Jonathan Stewart sit down in the studio for a special roundtable to compare life in the NFL to life in corporate America. Prepare for both similarities and differences that might surprise you.

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Jeremy Bloom began his athletic career as an Olympian skier, ended it with an impressive stint in the NFL, then didn’t miss a beat before he decided to start his very own business empire from the ground up. This episode, Jeremy joins the guys to share his secrets to his success. Plus: he’s no Olympian, but one of our own reminds us that Bloom isn’t the only football player who hits the slopes— that’s right, Steve’s on skis.

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Former defensive tackle Chris Canty describes how he came to be a world champion with the New York Giants. Plus, Steve lays out what the Bengals and the Rams will bring to Super Bowl LVI. 

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Allen Robinson joins the podcast to talk some serious ball, and Steve reflects on his favorite Super Bowl memories–from all star players to Mama’s seven-layer dip. As always, the guys cover a lot of ground on the mic, but if you’re still left wanting to hear more about Robinsin’s free agency and his strained relationship with the Bears, check out our bonus episode with Robinson released on the 28th. 

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After a rocky season with the Chicago Bears, WR Allen Robinson sets the record straight with Steve and G.

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Legendary Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart shares how surrounding himself with the right people got him to the NFL, and how his own drive helped him stay there for over a decade; plus Steve and G recap a wild weekend of NFL Divisional Playoff Games.

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Even when the kitchen got hot, former NFL player turned professional chef Eddie Jackson explains how he had both his family and football to thank for keeping his cool. This episode is full of great conversations about determination, pursuing passions, and maintaining a balance between your demands and your approach.

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Steve shares a special Rose Bowl experience and the guys gear up for a strong 2022. Plus, two-time WBC Super Middleweight Champion Anthony Dirrell walks Steve through his training plan and how he fought through injuries and cancer, and now aspires to fight for his third title.

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This episode, Steve, G, and Backstage Joe reflect on past and current greats in baseball when they cut to it with one of the most respected reporters in Major League Baseball, Alanna Rizzo. From spending seven seasons with the Dodgers to being part of the first ever all-female broadcast in MLB history, Alanna is a big hitter.

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Veteran broadcaster Trey Wingo looks back on how he developed his own style and set a new standard for award-winning sports journalism. Steve recalls how constantly pushing to be better isn’t always what’s best. 

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Former NFL wide receiver Andre Reed joins the guys to talk about the highs and

lows of a football career, from Super Bowl losses to the Hall of Fame. Plus, Steve explains why he needs to go back to training camp.

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Former Carolina Panther RB Jonathan Stewart joins the guys in-studio to talk about the Utah/Oregon Rose Bowl matchup, the college football transfer portal, and playing hurt. And oh, yes, there are some stories.

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Former NFL wide receiver Russell Shepard shares how he turned NFL money into a sustainable career in waste management. This episode, the Cut to It team hopes listeners can learn how to handle their business— all Steve asks is you wash your hands when you’re finished. 

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MLB Network's Alanna Rizzo joins Steve and the gang to talk about the MLB work stoppage and the potential effect on the league.

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Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler went from a small town farm kid to a NFL star under the most unexpected circumstances. This episode, he sits down with Steve and G to talk through what brought him these opportunities and how he’s used them to their fullest since then. It’s a practice Steve is no stranger to, he just reminds us to appreciate the ride.

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This episode, we get a “behind the scenes” look at the life of ESPN broadcaster Mike Golic Jr. The guys dive into the balance between building a career and building a family after we find out that, at least for one of the Cut To It crew, changing your name after you get married isn’t necessarily a given.

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As a young kid growing up in Compton, Ricky Price realized sports could change his life. After a career playing professionally in the NBA and overseas, he decided to use his learned skills to become a mentor for kids that stand in his old shoes. This episode, we talk about how star athletes can be found anywhere-- a bad neighborhood, a middle school gym, or according to Backstage Joe, waiting in line for coffee

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This episode, Steve and Backstage Joe sit down with Ariel Helwani to learn more about MMA’s toughest journalist and one of the sport’s biggest personalities. The stories Helwani has to share plus Steve and G’s quiz on senior text-lingo will have you ROFLCGU.

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WNBA player Ivory Latta gets real about being a female athlete in a media environment where women's sports have to fight for attention, the formative relationship with her father, and how being a go-getter has also helped her on and off the court. Plus, Backstage Joe gains an unexpected pen pal. 

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Recorded Live at the Steve Smith Family Foundation fundraiser at Top Golf in Charlotte, NC, Steve, Gerard and Joe are joined by legendary NFL tight end and former teammate Wesley Walls. We hear more stories and learn how Wesley Walls landed in Charlotte, and how Steve ended up wearing #89, even though he really didn't want it. This is the second of two episodes recorded at Top Golf on September 13, 2021.

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Recorded Live at the Steve Smith Family Foundation fundraiser at Top Golf in Charlotte, NC, Steve, Gerard and Joe are joined by Agent 89's former teammates Jonathan Stewart and Mike Tolbert. There are stories to be told. This is the first of two episodes recorded at Top Golf on September 13, 2021.

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This episode, Marquee Sports announcer Cole Wright tells the story of how he came to live out his childhood dream in his very own city. Quotes from one of Steve’s go-to books bring up some of his own childhood memories too… plus a heated debate over thighs and quads. 

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Steve shares a deeply personal childhood experience with the Cut To It listeners.

This episode includes a frank discussion of sexual abuse and childhood trauma. It is intended for an adult audience - listener discretion is advised.

If you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault or needs support, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800-656-4673.

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Former NFL running back Arian Foster cuts to it — from football to recording artist to Barstool podcast host, the guys talk about what inspirations led him to such a unique career path (or how we’d like to say, what “fostered” the Foster). Plus, Smitty shows us that it's never too late to make things good.

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Conversations with players and former players making a difference on and off the field, featuring Malcolm Jenkins, Lorenzo Neal and Torrey Smith.

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The best of Steve and G's conversations with NFL Network colleagues Colleen Wolf and Mike Garafolo, plus ESPN's Jay Bilas.

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The best of our season one conversations with women blazing new trails in and around the NFL, including Paige Dimakos, Odessa Jenkins and Jennifer King.

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On the first week of the NFL Season, we revisit conversations with the Baltimore Ravens' Derek Wolfe, Carolina Panthers' DJ Moore and the Arizona Cardinals' Chase Edmonds.

The best stories from Season One featuring LaDanian Tomlinson's childhood,, Chef Tiffani Faison's revenge,, Harold Varner III leaving Michael Jordan on red, Donte Stallworth tracking down Jerry Rice.

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In this episode we look back at the best intro's from Steve and Gerard, with an appearance by Backstage Joe. We learn what beverage to NOT give kids at Steve's football camp, Joe may not know his shoe size, how to react when you steal Steve's golf ball, and what drove Steve to be one of the greatest receivers in the NFL.

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Previously un-released 'Let's Talk Ball" segments with NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon, rap legend Mr. Cheeks, and NBA legend Muggsy Bogues.

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WWE superstar Charlotte Flair joins Steve and G to talk about her career, her rise to stardom, and growing up the daughter of a wrestling legend, plus if you had any ideas about Steve talks about getting into coaching... spoiler alert- it's not gonna happen..

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This episode, we rewind to the best “Deep Three” moments from this season. Hear some of our favorite guests unpack their greatest life lessons when Steve and G challenge them to get really real. Featuring Torrey Smith, Mohamad Massaquoi, Paige Dimakos, Harold Varner III, and Michael Vick.

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Previously un-published "Let's Talk Ball" segments featuring Jerome Bettis and why veteran's blow off the Pro Bowl; Spice Adams tells a great Steve Smith story; and Mike Golic on how he knew Steve would make a great TV analyst.

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Charlotte native and R&B recording artist Anthony Hamilton shares what it was like forging his own path in the music industry. The boys cover how his North Carolina roots led him all the way up to a grammy, a platinum-selling album, and of course, the creation of the Cut To It theme song. All equal feats in our opinion.

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Panthers wide receiver DJ Moore sits down with Steve and G to talk about finding

his direction, proving his position on the team, and maintaining the right mindset on and off the

field. As usual, the guys are tackling all the big questions--including why Steve cracks a smile

every time has some chewing gum.

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Dolphins wide receiver Jakeem Grant dives into the importance of family and mental fortitude when building a career in the NFL. Plus, Steve explains why he’s one wire away from accepting landscaper applications.

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Steve and G are in-studio with Carolina Panthers' QB and former West Virginia and Florida QB Will Grier. They talk football, Grier's shocking early-career suspension from Florida, and how playing for his father prepared him for big-time college football and the NFL. Plus, why you won't see DUI's in any upcoming rom-com's.

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Good Morning America's Kaylee Hartung checks in spontaneously with Steve and G from Omaha and the College World Series to explain NC State's disqualification and how she landed at GMA. (Recorded before Mississippi State won the title)

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Former NFL wide receiver Donte Stallworth joins the guys to share stories of (sort of) meeting his idol, adapting to the public eye, and of course his life as an NFL athlete. Plus, G gets to diversify his resume and do a bit of NBA analyzing.

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The guys get real about the legacies they hope to leave behind, and then chef and TV personality Tiffani Faison tells the story of (allegedly) poisoning her classmates, and her childlike eating habits.

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Former NFL safety Antoine Bethea is in-studio this week, where the guys discuss how your past and the people around you can shape your future in the NFL and beyond. Plus, the OG's get schooled on swagger.

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Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss unpacks the ways in which football can bleed into your personal life and your own sense of identity. Steve takes it one step further by explaining how spaghetti, waffles, and parenthood can all intermix. 

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Steve and G cut to it with Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds. After hashing through Edmond’s impressive career, the guys tackle what it means to be a legend or an icon. You know it’s getting real when Steve whips out his dictionary. 

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Steve and G cut to it with NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon in-studio. There’s a lot of great lessons that the guys have to share. 

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Steve and G cut to it with NASCAR legend Jeff Gordonin this two-part conversation. There’s a lot of great lessons that the guys have to share, but Steve has one in particular for his neighbor—leave the engines to the pros. 

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Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Officers J.D. Williams and Chris Walters join Steve and G in-studio to discuss the police department's relationship with the community, and how their own interactions with other officers have sometimes crossed a line.

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NFL Defensive End Derek Wolfe covers all things family and football. Steve and G also cover some man code rules. Bottom line: don’t call Steve delicious.

Former NFL wide receiver Mohammed Massoquoi shares his inspiring football career, his mental health journey, and how he navigated a life-altering injury. Plus, Smitty explains why you never bring football to the boardroom.

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We’re cuttin’ to it with former NFL lineman and media personality Mike Golic. We won’t spoil any of Golic’s story, but we can give a hint toward Steve’s this week: No one does Steve Smith better than Steve Smith.

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Jill Montgomery, ESPN Sports Broadcaster and CEO of Four Leaf Productions, shares how her smarts and ambition helped her become a sports icon. Plus, Steve and G discover the newest member of the Big Dummy club. 

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Steve responds to Brett Favre, and the people who sent messages after his initial response to the Hall of Fame QB's comments about George Floyd, on social media.

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Steve and G cut to it with track world-superstar and Super Bowl champion Renaldo Nehemiah. Despite congressional medals and a career in the NFL, Nehemiah admits he still struggles being the world’s toughest self-critic. Unfortunately, harshest critic is perhaps the one category he can’t win. Steve’s freezer lady definitely has him beat.

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Steve and G sit down with the inspiring Inky Johnson. Now a touring motivational speaker, Johnson talks about how he found success despite having to forfeit his college football career. The guys also sort through Tavon Austin’s top ten college football players list... talk about getting creative.

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NFL wide receiver Quincy Enunwa talks about keeping it real both on and off the field. It’s that sort of mental strength Enunwa possesses that Steve’s fast-food employee really could have used some more of. 

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This week, we’re cutting to it with former NFL linebacker London Fletcher. With four Pro Bowls, a Superbowl title, and multiple NFL records, the only thing longer than his list of accomplishments is Steve’s list of definitions for “You Good?”

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Ohio State cornerback and 2021 NFL Draft prospect, Shaun Wade, shares his incredible journey from trauma to triumph, reminding Steve and G how his story is one of many for those who have pushed through grief in order to reach greatness. 

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Mr. Cheeks, solo rap artist and former member of the legendary rap group “Lost Boyz,” cuts to it in the studio this week. Plus, Backstage Joe thinks he can school Steve and G on their rap game. 

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NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo joins the studio to talk about all things football, plus the lessons he learned working on the clock and “behind the scenes.” If there’s two takeaways from this episode, let them be this: Mike Garafolo is a whole lot more than his job, and you better mind your own Kool-Aid.

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Steve and G cut to it with Jennifer King, the first African American female assistant coach in NFL history. Plus, all the talk about changing history inspires G to take a look into his past, and let’s just say what he found got him re-thinking a few things. 

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Steve is joined by The Draft Network CEO Paige Dimakos to break down this year's top college QB's, WR's, RB's and CB's before the 2021 NFL Draft.

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Spice Adams’ journey from NFL defensive tackle to baking show host is a testament to life’s many different paths. No matter where it takes you, Steve and G believe what matters is how true we’ve been once we reach “God’s waiting room” -- a place we all must face, and probably the only judging panel Adams isn’t capable of being on.

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Part 2 of the conversation with Nashville Soccer Club player CJ Sapong.

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This episode, your hosts sit down with Nashville Soccer Club player CJ Sapong, a man that didn’t just roll with the punches, but learned how to rise above—no knee-biting necessary. Coach Campbell, we hope you’re listening, you could learn a thing or two.

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Steve and G cut to it with Lorenzo Neal-- four-time pro-bowler and outstanding NFL fullback for sixteen seasons, and a member of the NFL's 2000's All-Decade team. This episode, Neal discusses how football has shaped his life, and how he’s used his career to help shape others. 

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Steve and G visit with NFL legend Jerome Bettis to talk about family, football, and finding your new normal.

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Cut To It with the rookie and the vet. Find out the moment that caused Steve’s career to become one of the greatest in NFL history, and the ways Panthers linebacker Jeremy Chinn hopes to do the same.

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NFL defensive end Chris Smith shares his journey through love, loss and triumph with Steve and G. He’s a living testimony to how we can strive to see the good in any situation—a lesson Backstage Joe proves can be useful in some unexpected ways.

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Steve and G cut to it with Chasity Melvin, former NC State basketball star and WNBA athlete turned assistant coach for the Phoenix Mercury. If her career doesn’t make you feel like an under-achiever, Steve takes the opportunity to talk about his Peloton again. Chasity and Steve -- we know you’re not bragging, but y'all are making the rest of us look bad!

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Steve and G dissect the career of one of basketball’s most iconic underdogs, Muggsy Bogues. Plus, Smitty walks through his experience of literally dissecting his dog...

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in classic Cut To It style, Steve and G close out 2020 with some solid reflection and a few jabs. In the end, brotherly love wins - and you can expect 2021 to be the year of Cut To It!

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