Derrick Brooks and Ian Beckles are joined by NFL Hall of Fame Coach Tony Dungy as they discuss leadership, his time coaching the Buccaneers, watching them win the Super Bowl after he left, his coaching style, the time he almost lost it coaching and getting the call to the Hall of Fame.

Derrick Brooks and Ian Beckles on the respect, and disrespect, athletes receive, a fan called Derrick overrated once, thoughts on parenting, social media, AI and more.

Derrick Brooks and Ian Beckles discuss the different coaching and personality styles of Tony Dungy and Jon Gruden, then they get into the 2023 Buccaneers and what must change for them to be successful this season.

Former Buccaneers players Derrick Brooks and Ian Beckles discuss the perils of having money, how to set boundaries with the ones you love and the education process for pro athletes to making money last.

Derrick Brooks and Ian Beckles discuss alumni reunions with teams as Derrick is heading to Tallahassee for the 30th anniversary of the 1993 Championship team. They also get into the Buccaneers creamsickle jerseys they will be wearing this weekend, raising kids, humbled by fans, playing football in snow and Taylor Swift.

Derrick Brooks and Ian Beckles discuss what life is like after football, would Derrick every work in an NFL front office (he's been asked), why he turned down a job with the Pro Football Hall of Fame and then they discuss the future for some of the young quarterbacks in the NFL today.

Derrick Brooks and Ian Beckles dive into coaching including different styles, how important they are and what players want from a coach. Plus they tell some great stories about Tony Dungy, Jon Gruden, Monte Kiffin, Mike Tomlin and more.

It's the inaugural Brooks and Beckles Show with former Buccaneers players Derrick Brooks and Ian Beckles. On today's show they discuss why Derrick Brooks wasn't sure he would make the Bucs his rookie season, taking leadership classes while playing, how football has changed with injury protection from a generation ago, what 3-a-day practices were like, changes in society and how kids are raised and more.