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Super Bowl champion and 4x Pro Bowler Tyreek “Cheetah” Hill has always been fast AF, but sharpening his route-running has made the return specialist turned wide receiver an absolute beast for the Kansas City Chiefs. Without him, it’s unlikely that KC’s record-breaking offense would be so explosive or that the team would have won its first Super Bowl in 50 years last February. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Tyreek joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about transitioning to wideout, why speed isn’t what makes him great, what it was like when his nurse mom was on the front lines fighting the pandemic and when his dad contracted Covid-19, the possibility of not seeing his family for an extended period during the upcoming NFL season and training camps, how star QB Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs organization have been addressing the Black Lives Matter movement, and the new goal he’s set for himself. Plus, Tyreek, who recently challenged the entire league to a race, calls out the NFL player he most wants to put his speed up against, and T.O. bets that he can beat him in a 100m sprint. Is T.O. being delusional or disrespected? You do not want to miss this!

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Outside linebacker Robert Quinn signed a five-year, $70 million contract with the Chicago Bears on April 1, and now, as the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the world, he’s trying to get to know his new teammates and adjust to a new defensive scheme while social distancing. As difficult as that is, the 30-year-old has endured much worse. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Robert joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about being told he had a week to live when he was 17, his experiences with everyday racism growing up in South Carolina, his reaction to anti-racism protests, the odd process of joining a new team during the pandemic, how he’ll fit with Khalil Mack and other teammates on what could be a phenomenal defense, Covid-19 precautions, why he thinks the Rooney Rule is “a slap in the face,” and more. Plus, Robert names his top 5 current NFL pass rushers — and at least one name will definitely surprise you! Check it out! Yee!

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Justin Gatlin is a five-time Olympic medalist, a record five-time 100-meter World Championships medalist, and one of the few people on Earth who can say they’ve beaten Usain Bolt in a sprint. And he’s not done. At 38, Justin still has blazing speed and is laser-focused on setting records next year in Tokyo, at his final Olympic Games. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Justin joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about facing retirement, his prep for the 2021 Olympics, competing with Bolt, racing for money as a kid, his experience trying out to be an NFL wide receiver, why more track guys don’t make it in the league, how he’s challenging athletes during the pandemic, his eye-opening traffic stop experience, what he went through during his four-year competition ban for doping and how it changed his mindset, and more. Plus, T.O. challenges Justin to a race. You don’t want to miss this! Yee!

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In 2016, when Colin Kaepernick began kneeling during the national anthem to protest police violence against black and brown people, most white NFL players remained silent or, worse, criticized the action, reframing it as disrespect for the flag and U.S. troops. Two-time Super Bowl-winning defensive end Chris Long, who was playing for the New England Patriots at the time, actually listened to Kap to gain a better understanding and became one of the league’s first white players to publicly support the protests. In addition to speaking out, in 2017, he famously threw his arm around Philadelphia Eagles teammate and activist Malcolm Jenkins during his raised-fist protest to show solidarity. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Chris joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about his teammates’ earlier protest in the wake of Mike Brown’s killing and why it didn’t move the needle like Kap kneeling, why he decided to speak up, the importance of white NFL stars like J.J. Watt throwing their influence behind the movement and what advice he gives them, why Drew Brees’ recent comments about disrespecting the flag were so disappointing, what protests will look like moving forward, and why it’s not enough to simply not be racist. Also, T.O. opens up about a disturbing racist encounter he had early on in his career. This is an important episode you do not want to miss.

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Last June, New Orleans Saints defensive end and five-time Pro Bowler Cameron Jordan secured the mother-effin’ bag — a three-year, $52.5 million contract extension with $42 million guaranteed — and then proceeded to rack up a career-high 15.5 sacks in his ninth NFL season. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Cam joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about the effects of getting a big contract, prioritizing long-term security and legacy in New Orleans, having six-time Pro Bowler Steve Jordan for a father, the lessons his dad taught him about the pro experience and financial responsibility, the controversial no-call in the 2018 NFC Championship Game that denied the Saints a trip to the Super Bowl, Drew Brees and the window for the Saints to win another Super Bowl, the addition of former division foe Jameis Winston to the Saints, the impact of Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, Todd Gurley, and others joining the NFC South, and much more! Listen up!

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One of the greatest wide receivers of all time, Arizona Cardinals superstar Larry Fitzgerald is entering his 17th NFL season with little to prove personally and a willingness to do whatever it takes to help his exciting young team win a Super Bowl. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Fitz joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about the keys to his longevity and aging gracefully in the NFL, how he’s approaching the tail end of his career, his expectations for second year rising star QB Kyler Murray and his new receiving partner DeAndre Hopkins, the advice he gives to young players, getting into sports ownership with the NBA’s Phoenix Suns, the lack of black owners in the NFL, and why he loves golf more than football. Plus, he puts T.O. and Hatch on blast with a couple can’t-miss stories and allegations and defends Oprah’s honor. Check it out! Yee! 

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