In Good Company

Alijah Vera-Tucker breaks down one of the biggest differences he’s noticed between the New England Patriots and New York Jets since arriving in New England.AVT opens up about what happens when a team goes more than a decade without making the playoffs and how losing can slowly become accepted as the norm. He contrasts that experience with the culture he’s stepped into with the Patriots, where the expectations are clear: losing isn’t really an option.Vera-Tucker explains how that winning standard is felt throughout the Patriots organization and why the mentality in New England immediately stood out to him.Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Alijah Vera-TuckerExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

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Alijah Vera-Tucker breaks down what has impressed him about the New England Patriots’ locker room and why Morgan Moses played a major role in bringing him to New England.AVT explains how the relationships inside the Patriots’ locker room helped sell him on the organization, including the influence of his longtime teammate Morgan Moses. He also talks about young Patriots offensive lineman Will Campbell and why Campbell’s confidence is exactly what you need to succeed in the NFL.Plus, Vera-Tucker and Mitch get into the lighter side of NFL life, including gameday fits and why AVT isn’t spending too much time planning what he wears into the stadium.#Patriots #NewEnglandPatriots #AlijahVeraTucker #WillCampbell #NFL Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Alijah Vera-TuckerExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

Alijah Vera-Tucker is getting his first real taste of the “Patriot Way” — and he’s already seeing what makes the New England Patriots different.On In Good Company with Mitch Morse, AVT breaks down what it’s been like joining the Patriots, why he considers New England a top-tier NFL organization, and how the culture immediately stood out to him.He also goes in-depth on Mike Vrabel and the winning mentality he brings to New England. From the standards inside the building to the way Vrabel leads his players, Vera-Tucker explains why the Patriots are building a culture designed to win.#NewEnglandPatriots #Patriots #AlijahVeraTucker #MikeVrabel #NFL #InGoodCompany #ThePatriotWayCo-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Alijah Vera-TuckerExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

New England Patriots offensive lineman Alijah Vera-Tucker joins Mitch Morse on In Good Company to talk about his fresh start in New England, playing for Mike Vrabel and what immediately stood out to him about the Patriots organization.AVT opens up about finally getting back on the field after battling injuries, what surprised him most about the difference between the Jets and Patriots, and why he considers Vrabel one of the best coaches he’s ever played for. He also takes Mitch inside the Patriots offensive line room, reuniting with Morgan Moses, working alongside Will Campbell and adjusting to being one of the veterans in the building.Plus, Vera-Tucker discusses overcoming adversity throughout his NFL career, the mentality it takes to bounce back from a bad game, New England’s potential this season, the atmosphere surrounding the Super Bowl rematch and how he wants to be remembered when his career is over.#Patriots #AlijahVeraTucker #NFL #NewEnglandPatriots #MikeVrabel #Patriots #InGoodCompanyCo-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Alijah Vera-TuckerExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

Who are the most underrated players in the NFL? Poona Ford and Mitch Morse break down the players they believe never got the recognition they deserved.Poona explains why Frank Clark stands out as one of the most underrated players he’s faced and what made him such a problem on the field. Mitch brings up longtime NFL defensive tackle Linval Joseph and shares what made the veteran such a dominant presence in the trenches.Two NFL veterans give their perspective on the players whose impact went far beyond the numbers — and the guys that NFL fans may not fully appreciate until you’ve actually lined up against them.#NFL #PoonaFord #MitchMorse #FrankClark #LinvalJoseph #NFLstars #Underrated Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Poona FordExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

Poona Ford went undrafted in the 2018 NFL Draft — and nine seasons later, he still hasn’t forgotten what that felt like.Poona looks back on going undrafted, the chip it put on his shoulder, and why he ultimately chose to sign with the Seattle Seahawks. Seattle was the first team to call and the only organization to bring him in for a workout, giving him the opportunity he needed to begin his NFL career.Now entering Year 9, Poona explains why that undrafted mentality has never left him. No matter how long he’s been in the league, he still remembers exactly where he started and continues to carry that motivation with him as an NFL veteran.#PoonaFord #NFL #NFLDraft #SeattleSeahawks #InGoodCompany #NFL #larams #losangelesrams Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Poona FordExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

Poona Ford joins Mitch Morse on In Good Company to talk about playing alongside Myles Garrett, learning from Aaron Donald, and what makes the Los Angeles Rams defensive line so dangerous.Poona breaks down the deal he made with Myles Garrett to give up his jersey number, and explains how Garrett’s work ethic and presence push everyone around him to raise their level. He also opens up about looking up to Aaron Donald throughout his career and what he’s learned from one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history.From Aaron Donald’s influence to Myles Garrett elevating the Rams’ defensive front, Poona gives an inside look at what it takes to compete in the trenches at the highest level.#LosAngelesRams #PoonaFord #MylesGarrett #AaronDonald #NFL #Rams #InGoodCompany #MitchMorseCo-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Poona FordExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Poona Ford joins Mitch Morse on In Good Company to talk Myles Garrett, Aaron Donald, his journey from undrafted free agent to Year 9 in the NFL, and life inside an NFL defensive line room.Poona takes Mitch through his path from Texas and winning Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year to going undrafted and choosing where to begin his NFL career. He explains what it’s like watching Myles Garrett work up close, why Aaron Donald used to keep him up at night, and the defensive linemen who can completely change an offensive game plan.They also get into the biggest offensive linemen Poona has faced, how defensive tackles read an O-lineman’s stance, his Welcome to the NFL moment, Dion Dawkins’ trash talk, Puka Nacua, and Poona’s top defensive tackles in the league.#NFL #Rams #PoonaFord #SeanMcVay #Football #InGoodCompany #AaronDonald #MylesGarrett Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Poona FordExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

Erik McCoy has spent his entire NFL career with the New Orleans Saints, and heading into Year 8, New Orleans has become much more than just the city where he plays football.McCoy joins Mitch Morse to talk about building a home in New Orleans, spending his off-season in the city, and embracing everything that makes the community special — from the food and culture to the fellowship and relationships he’s built along the way.He also reflects on how much his role inside the Saints’ offensive line room has changed. Once the young player learning from established veterans, McCoy is now one of the leaders responsible for setting the standard and helping guide the next generation of Saints linemen.From growing into a veteran leader to embracing New Orleans as home, McCoy explains what eight years with the Saints have meant to him.#Saints #ErikMcCoy #NewOrleansSaints #NFL #InGoodCompany #NewOrleans #nfc #football Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Erik McCoyExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

New Orleans Saints center Erik McCoy joins Mitch Morse on In Good Company to break down the early football journey that eventually led him to the NFL.McCoy explains why he always believed he had the talent to play Division I football, the schools that began recruiting him, and how his opportunities ultimately led him to Texas A&M. He and Mitch look back at the point when playing at the next level started to feel realistic — and the path that eventually took McCoy from college football to becoming a cornerstone of the Saints offensive line.#ErikMcCoy #Saints #NewOrleansSaints #NFL #TexasA&M #aggies #InGoodCompany #Mitch MorseCo-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Erik McCoyExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST