Two-time Super Bowl champ and four-time Pro Bowler Asante Samuel has got some things to get off his chest, boy! On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” the former Patriots, Eagles, and Falcons cornerback joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about why the Pro Football Hall of Fame is a joke, how Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft pissed him off to the point that he threatened to destroy the Patriots, going against Tom Brady as a rookie in camp, the many reasons he has a chip on his shoulder, coaching up his son, Florida State University cornerback Asante Jr., and much more. This one is nothing but certified spicy real talk, so getcha popcorn ready!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

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EP 54 // ASANTE SAMUEL ON THREATENING BILL BELICHICK & GOING BLOW FOR BLOW WITH TOM BRADY

For 12 seasons in the NFL, linebacker DeMarcus Ware was a nightmare who kept QBs awake at night. A nine-time Pro Bowler with the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos, Super Bowl 50 champion, and second fastest player to record 100 sacks, he’s a lock for the Hall of Fame when he becomes eligible in 2022. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” DeMarcus joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about how to stop Super Bowl QBs Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes, playing on monstrous Cowboys teams with T.O., the difference between those teams and the Peyton Manning-led Broncos he ultimately won a Super Bowl with, meeting T.O. for the first time and what he was really like as a teammate, Peyton Manning being down AF, the reason he isn’t bitter about Cowboys owner Jerry Jones releasing him after nine seasons, why he wasn’t a trash talker despite his many sacks, the offensive tackle who gave him fits for years, his “Driven to Win” (D2W) fitness app, and much more. Getcha popcorn ready, people!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 53 // DEMARCUS WARE ON PLAYING WITH T.O. & PEYTON MANNING & HOW TO STOP QB GREATS BRADY & MAHOMES

A tough competitor with a sharp basketball mind, Mark Jackson has succeeded at multiple positions within the game. After playing point guard for 17 seasons in the NBA, with standout seasons on the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers, he successfully transitioned to ESPN game analyst, where he continues to mesh perfectly with former coach Jeff Van Gundy, then became head coach of the Golden State Warriors from 2011–2014, turning the franchise around and helping to build what became a dynasty. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Mark joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about why he hasn’t gotten another NBA head coaching job since reviving the Dubs and establishing a winning culture, what it was like coaching young Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, the challenges rookie Brooklyn Nets head coach Steve Nash faces with superstars Kevin Durant, James Harden and Kyrie Irving and how he would fix the Big 3’s issues, who’s to blame for Harden’s contentious exit from the Houston Rockets, the unexpected reason he thinks the Lakers’ title won in the Orlando bubble deserves an asterisk, how he and Chris Mullin improved each other at St. John’s University, finding mentorship in the NBA, and much more. Check it out!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 52 // MARK JACKSON ON THE NETS’ BIG 3, A LAKERS TITLE ASTERISK & WHY HE DOESN’T GET COACHING JOBS

Jennifer Welter is a trailblazer in football — the first woman to play running back for a men’s professional team, the first woman to coach a men’s pro team, and the first woman to coach in the NFL. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Jen joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about her experience coaching the Arizona Cardinals under Bruce Arians in 2015 and why earning the trust of and leading men wasn’t the challenging part, the teammates and coaches who did and didn’t support her breaking into the men’s game, how she’s coached up men and opened eyes, what it was like playing running back at 5’2” against mountainous men who wanted to take her head off in the Indoor Football League, the hardest hits she experienced and how she responded, what she sees as the future for women in the NFL and football generally, and much more. Check it out!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 51 // JENNIFER WELTER ON COACHING & PLAYING FOOTBALL AGAINST MEN & THE HARDEST HITS SHE TOOK

During his 22 years in Major League Baseball, pitchers feared Gary Sheffield’s bat so much that they often walked or beaned him rather than have him knock the stitches off of one of their pitches. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” the 1997 World Series champion joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about how his misunderstood character and personality created conflict with teams and sports media (much like T.O.’s), the importance of teammates having your back and the advice Derek Jeter gave him to quiet his critics, why he would go the extra mile for some clubs but not others, the guidance his superstar uncle, pitcher Dwight “Doc” Gooden, gave him and how it may relate to Doc’s substance abuse issues, racism in baseball and the decreasing number of African-American players, being excluded from the Hall of Fame, how he’s helping the next generation of athletes as a sports agent, and much more! Check it out!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 50 // GARY SHEFFIELD ON RACISM IN BASEBALL, DEREK JETER’S ADVICE TO HIM & HALL OF FAME EXCLUSION

For nine seasons in the NFL, Eddie George ran the football with a power and grace that put defenders on their backsides and nearly carried his Tennessee Titans to victory in Super Bowl XXXIV. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Eddie joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about being taken advantage of financially as a young pro and pursuing a career in wealth management, the summer school scam that led him to attend the Fork Union Military Academy and how military discipline benefited his playing career, his bumpy road to Ohio State stardom and the 1995 Heisman Trophy, which running backs he modeled his game after, how ballet improved his running, the similarities he sees between himself and current Titans star Derrick Henry, why he doesn’t regret being a workhorse back, his celebrity marriage, and more. Check it out!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 49 // EDDIE GEORGE ON PROTECTING NFL MONEY, HOW MILITARY SCHOOL HELPED HIM & CELEBRITY MARRIAGE

Hall of Fame wide receiver Andre Reed is a legend in the game of football, and especially in Buffalo, New York, where he played 15 seasons with the Bills and went to four consecutive Super Bowls (1991–1994). On this special holiday episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Andre joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about the incredible support of Bills fans and the modern Bills Mafia, his perspective on losing four consecutive Super Bowls and why he wouldn’t change anything, his experience playing for a small school and the Kutztown University offensive coordinator who convinced him to switch from QB to WR, his elusive and tough-as-nails playing style, his long wait to get into the Hall of Fame and what he told himself as the years passed, and much more. Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 48 // ANDRE REED ON BILLS MAFIA, LOSING 4 STRAIGHT SUPER BOWLS & THE COACH WHO CHANGED HIS LIFE

Randy Moss and Terrell Owens are in the top three of any serious and rational debate about the best wide receivers in the history of football, but which of them is actually better? In part two of his two-part appearance on “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Randy joins T.O. and Hatch to debate his and T’s careers and who the best NFL wide receiver of all time is, going beyond statistics to find a true measure of greatness. Plus, Randy and T.O. clear the air about a couple things that have been bothering them — T.O. no-showing to their 2018 Hall of Fame induction ceremony and Randy not speaking up about T.O.’s conspicuous omission from the NFL 100. Can two of the greatest NFL wide receivers of all time sort out their differences and see eye to eye?Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 47 // RANDY MOSS ON TENSION WITH T.O. & WHY HE’S THE BEST NFL RECEIVER EVER (SORRY, JERRY RICE)

Randy Moss and Terrell Owens are inextricably linked. Two of the greatest wide receivers to ever play in the NFL, they laced up in the same era, dominated, and were always compared to each other. In part one of his two-part appearance on “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Randy joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about whether the Vikings or 49ers had the better receiver corps, competing with T.O. and the time Tom Brady helped him one-up T.O.’s four-TD game, why the two superstars never realized their dream to jointly host an annual wide receiver camp, relationships with QBs and other teammates, his struggle to feel like part of a team, T.O.’s gutsy Super Bowl performance, whether they could have played on an offense together, and more. Be sure to catch it like Moss and T.O. in the end zone!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 46 // RANDY MOSS ON COMPETING WITH T.O., TOM BRADY MAGIC & WHAT MADE BELICHICK’S PATRIOTS GREAT

When you make your on-screen debut in a certified classic, where do you go from there? Actor and independent producer Kareem Grimes, whose first film credit was in 1991’s Boyz N the Hood as a child, has simply kept grinding, appearing in TV shows like the football drama All American, Bones, S.W.A.T. and The Shield, and in films like The Mule, Jarhead and Baby Boy. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Kareem joins T.O. & Hatch to talk about how playing football helped his acting, why he walked away from the sport after high school, how movies and TV shows get football right and wrong, the importance of building relationships, his experiences dealing with racism and underrepresentation in Hollywood, developing his FACEPOP app and more. Getcha popcorn and check it out!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 45 // ACTOR KAREEM GRIMES ON “ALL AMERICAN” & WHY FOOTBALL LOOKS REAL OR FAKE IN MOVIES & TV

Anthony “Spice” Adams played defensive tackle for nine seasons in the NFL, but many of his fans don’t know or believe that he was a professional football player. That’s because, in retirement, he reinvented himself as a comedic entertainer on social media and television and has enjoyed equal, if not greater, success and fame than he did on the gridiron. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Spice joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about the reality of being teammates with T.O. on the 49ers, being forced to play football in high school, how he got a scholarship to play for Penn State while a high school sophomore, the surprising conversations he had with legendary PSU head coach Joe Paterno, the meeting with Michael Strahan that planted a seed for his entertainment career, his career goals, and much more. Plus, there’s plenty of topless action that you do not want to miss — even in audio form!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 44 // ANTHONY “SPICE” ADAMS ON HIS TRANSITION FROM NFL LINEMAN TO STAR COMEDIAN & ENTERTAINER

Hall of Fame cornerback Darrell Green is a two-time Super Bowl champion, seven-time Pro Bowler, and four-time First-team All Pro who played 20 seasons in Washington, but there’s a good chance you’re still sleeping on him. When people discuss NFL speedsters, or even greats who played their entire career with one team, he’s often overlooked, but to hear Darrell tell it, he is the fastest man to ever play in the NFL. Period. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Darrell joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about his blazing speed, not being able to catch balls, his unusual journey to the NFL and persevering despite the deaths of numerous friends, the key to his athletic success, the role God played in his life — including the time He told him to pass on a lucrative contract with a new team, and meeting several U.S. presidents and world leaders. Plus, Darrell wades into T.O.’s Hall of Fame snubs and tries to get him some clarity on what the hell the voters were thinking. Listen and enjoy!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 43 // DARRELL GREEN CLAIMS HE’S THE FASTEST NFL PLAYER EVER & GOD GAVE HIM CAREER ADVICE

When people think of the New England Patriots dynasty, they typically think of QB Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick, but without Hall of Fame cornerback Ty Law, there’s a better-than-good chance that the franchise would have several less Lombardi trophies. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” the three-time Super Bowl champion and five-time Pro Bowler joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about what Belichick lets players get away with and the one time he actually acts like an asshole, Brady’s ultra-competitive nature and mentality on and off the field, Cam Newton’s struggles in New England, why Tampa Bay is the best landing spot for talented but troubled receiver Antonio Brown, what it was like defending T.O. and much more. Grab your popcorn, press play, and get it poppin’!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 42 // TY LAW ON COACH BELICHICK ALLOWING HIM TO GET PENALTIES & WHAT TOM BRADY IS REALLY LIKE

Dancer-turned-choreographer Tricia Miranda came out of tiny Yuma, Arizona, and has choreographed for some of the biggest stars on the planet, including Beyoncé, Missy Elliott, and Nicki Minaj. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” Tricia joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about how she made it in the entertainment industry, dancing for Prince, going from dancing background for Beyoncé on tour to choreographing for her, working with Missy on her Super Bowl halftime performance, how YouTube videos of her choreography to popular songs went viral, the effect that the pandemic and the #MeToo movement have had on the dance community, and more. Check it out!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 41 // TRICIA MIRANDA ON DANCING & CHOREOGRAPHING FOR BEYONCE, MISSY ELLIOTT & NICKI MINAJ

At just 5’9”, Nate Robinson is among the shortest ballers to ever play in the NBA, but what he lacks in height, he makes up for in athleticism, heart, toughness, and intelligence. On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” the league’s only three-time dunk contest champion joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about why he may have been blackballed in the NBA, playing with a chip on his shoulder, the difference between NBA and NFL locker rooms, his experience trying out for his hometown Seattle Seahawks, which NFL wide receiver the former defensive back would have loved to match up against, always embracing the most difficult matchups in both football and basketball, why he’s boxing YouTube star Jake Paul, and much more. Trust, you do not want to miss this real talk!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

EP 40 // NATE ROBINSON ON WHY NBA TEAMS AREN’T SIGNING HIM, HIS NFL TRYOUT & BOXING JAKE PAUL

Some think it, we say it.” That’s the straight-talk ethos of “Getcha Popcorn Ready with T.O. & Hatch,” the new podcast from former NFL wide receivers and longtime friends Terrell Owens and Matthew Hatchette. Each episode, the outspoken pair talk about — and hilariously bust balls about — everything from football and other sports, to entertainment and fashion, often joined by celebrity guests. With an undeniable chemistry and a commitment to real talk and actual differences of opinion, they bring every bit of the entertainment that Hall of Fame showman T.O. famously promised football fans when he told them to get their popcorn ready. So, do like the man says and get those kernels poppin’, ’cause you’re in for one helluva show.

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