Andrew is joined by Detroit Lions fullback Jason Cabinda. Jason is a nominee for the NFL’s 2021 Walter Payton Man of the Year Award. Considered the NFL’s most prestigious honor, the award recognizes NFL players for outstanding community service as well as excellence on the field. The winner will be announced a couple of days before this year’s Super Bowl. Jason has hosted back-to-school book drives, virtual reading comprehension sessions with students throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and he spends hours mentoring kids. On the field, Jason is one of a few NFL players to make the transition from defense to offense—a rare feat at the sport’s highest level. You'll hear what inspires Jason to work as hard off the field as he does on it. 

Show Highlights
2:24 - Changing positions in the NFL
3:27 - Leveraging past experience during change
4:44 - Reaching out to others for advice
5:51 - Planning to play different roles
6:54 - Leadership and finding ways to lead
7:57 - Outworking the hardest worker
8:05 - Learning from Mike Hull at Penn State
9:05 - Preparation and seizing opportunities
10:05 - Building confidence through preparation
11:42 - Little things in the NFL that make a big difference
14:45 - Gratitude
15:35 - Jason's faith and staying grounded
16:15 - Eliminating "I just" from your vocabulary
19:30 - Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination
20:24 - Role Jason's mom plays in his career
21:52 - Community service experiences
25:55 - Inspiration to give back
26:52 - Leading at a young age and with limited experience
27:57 - Favorite football memory at Penn State
28:22 - Learning from Marshawn Lynch

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