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Welcome back to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB second baseman), this episode features Indianapolis Colts quarterback Riley Leonard for an honest conversation about faith, injuries, and what it really means to achieve your dreams.

Riley opens up about his brutal injury journey—three surgeries in one offseason including turf toe, ankle reconstruction, and a broken fibula that nearly derailed his transfer to Notre Dame. He gets real about running out of the tunnel for the national championship game and still feeling like "surely there's more," and why moments in church fill his soul more than wins on the field. The conversation dives into what keeps him grounded: his faith, perspective shifts like the Chinese farmer parable, and learning to trust that setbacks might be setups.

From competing behind Anthony Richardson and Joe Flacco to watching Philip Rivers come off the couch to take snaps, Riley shares the mental battle of being a young quarterback waiting for his shot. He talks about training with Philip in Alabama, their hyper-competitive swimming contests, and randomly running into him at a gas station buying sandwiches weeks after fighting for a playoff spot together. Riley also gives us an inside look at Marcus Freeman's player-first coaching style—Friday night poker games, letting captains make decisions, and staying unshakably calm on the sideline. This episode is about patience, purpose, and trusting the process even when it doesn't make sense.

The brothers also break down the college football national championship (Indiana vs. Miami), make their NFL playoff picks, and wrap up Season 1 with a heartfelt reflection on their favorite moments and what this podcast has meant to them.

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro

0:39 - Indiana vs Miami National Championship Preview

6:28 - Fernando Mendoza's Incredible Story

9:14 - Miami's Defense vs Indiana's Offense Breakdown

13:40 - Carson Beck's Redemption Arc

17:02 - Dante Moore Returns to Oregon

20:02 - NFL Playoffs Best Matchups

36:01 - Weekend Picks: Bills, 49ers, Rams, Texans

38:16 - Riley Leonard Interview: Faith, Injuries & NFL Life

56:57 - Marcus Freeman Stories

58:48 - Season 1 Finale Reflections

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Welcome back to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB second baseman), this episode features Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields for a candid conversation about his journey to the NFL and what it takes to compete at the highest level.

Justin opens up about his transfer from Georgia to Ohio State—why he left, what really happened with Jake Fromm, and how he just wanted a fair shot to compete. He gets vulnerable about his anxiety struggles during freshman year, how breathing techniques and faith helped him cope, and why he's now an advocate for mental health awareness among athletes. The conversation dives into what separates elite quarterbacks from good ones: processing speed, film study, and the mental game that most people never see.
From the awkward NFL Draft green room wait to adjusting to life as a young quarterback in Chicago, Justin shares the real challenges of the league—dealing with a struggling offensive line, handling media criticism, and staying grounded through it all. He talks about his pre-game prayer ritual with his dad, how his relationship with God keeps him centered, and wraps things up with some fun moments about anime, photography, and his ping pong skills. 

This episode is about faith, mental toughness, and staying true to yourself through the grind.

Timestamps:
0:00 - New Year 2026 & College Football Playoff Recap
4:00 - Should Notre Dame & Texas Have Made the Playoffs?
8:30 - Miami's Dominant Defense & ACC Vindication
13:00 - Transfer Portal Chaos: Is College Football Broken?
24:17 - NFL Playoff Predictions & Weekend Picks
36:55 - Eagles vs 49ers & Full Weekend Betting Slate
45:55 - Justin Fields on Faith, Anxiety & Leaning on God
57:00 - Justin's Advice: Stop Reading Social Media Comments

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Welcome back to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB second baseman), this episode features the man who changed everything—Florida State head coach Mike Norvell. Before Coach hops on, the guys break down the 12-team College Football Playoff bracket, picking Georgia to win it all, calling Miami as the most vulnerable upset pick, and debating which coaches have the most on the line this postseason. 

They dive into Carson Beck's importance to Georgia's run, what makes Oregon's offense so dangerous, and why defense still wins championships in moments like these.

When Coach Norvell joins, the conversation becomes a masterclass in resilience and leadership. He opens up about the humbling experience of being fired at Memphis, what he learned about faith and perspective during that season, and how he approached the massive rebuild at Florida State. Coach shares stories from that first team meeting, establishing the brotherhood and championship culture that would eventually lead to an undefeated ACC championship season, and why every decision as a head coach carries weight that impacts people's lives. 

The highlight? His favorite Jordan Travis moment—when JT, banged up and barely able to practice, looked him in the eye before the 2021 Syracuse game and said "I'm playing this damn game," then willed FSU to a last-second victory that became the turning point for the program's resurgence.

From rebuilding a dynasty to his message for Seminole Nation moving forward, this episode is about staying the course, trusting the process, and believing that tough times make the best stories. Go Noles.

This episode is sponsored by Martoccio Law Group.
Martoccio Law Group is an employment law firm that represents employees against employers. They fight for people who have been wrongfully terminated, subjected to pregnancy or medical-related discrimination, sexual harassment, and many other employment-related claims. For a free case evaluation, visit www.martocciofirm.com or call 888-415-7670. Attorney Gary Martoccio is licensed in Florida and eight other states. We are non-attorney spokesmen. Main office Tampa.

Timestamps:

0:00 - Introduction: Mike Norvell Interview Preview 

1:16 - College Football Playoff Predictions & Team Analysis 

8:41 - Miami's Championship Potential & Carson Beck's Impact 

12:56 - 12-Team Playoff Format Discussion 

16:06 - NFL Playoff Picture & Contenders Breakdown 

27:03 - College Football Playoff First Round Picks 

32:25 - Interview: Florida State Head Coach Mike Norvell 

40:00 - Leadership Philosophy & Mental Health in Coaching 

48:00 - Jordan Travis's Journey & Resilience 

55:01 - Reflections on the 2023 Undefeated Season 

1:00:00 - Kevin Sperry's Development & Future at Florida State 

1:03:07 - Jordan Travis Game-Winning Drive Story

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Welcome back to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB second baseman), this episode kicks off with the guys going OFF on the College Football Playoff committee. Still scarred from FSU's 2023 snub, Jordan and Devon break down the absolute mess of the 2024 playoff rankings—Notre Dame getting completely left out despite finishing strong, James Madison and Tulane jumping in over legit contenders, Alabama backing in after getting destroyed by Georgia, and Miami somehow finding their way through the chaos.

They question everything: why do weekly rankings even matter if the committee doesn't compile analytics until the end? Why does head-to-head matter some years but not others? What's the actual criteria? The frustration is real, and they don't hold back.

Then FSU defensive back Jarrian Jones joins the show fresh off his rookie season with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Jarrian gets real about transitioning from college to the pros, how veteran nickel Jordan Lewis completely changed his approach to preparation and recovery, and why the FSU mentality of "I got this" had to evolve in the NFL. He shares the behind-the-scenes work that no one sees, talks about that iconic viral photo he never got paid for, and opens up about his philosophy on life and football—doing it his way, having fun regardless of circumstances, and being the hunter instead of the hunted. From Florida State brotherhood to NFL grind, this episode is about staying true to yourself, putting in the work when no one's watching, and keeping God first through it all.


This episode is sponsored by Martoccio Law Group.
Martoccio Law Group is an employment law firm that represents employees against employers. They fight for people who have been wrongfully terminated, subjected to pregnancy or medical-related discrimination, sexual harassment, and many other employment-related claims. For a free case evaluation, visit www.martocciofirm.com or call 888-415-7670. Attorney Gary Martoccio is licensed in Florida and eight other states. We are non-attorney spokesmen. Main office Tampa.

Timestamps:

0:00 - Introduction

8:36 - Conference Championship Games: Helping or Hurting Teams?

16:09 - Notre Dame Opts Out of Bowl Game - Right or Wrong?

24:03 - NFL Playoff Race Heats Up: Ravens, Dolphins, Colts & Chiefs

29:03 - Weekend Slate Picks: Army-Navy, Boise State & NFL Games

34:34 - Jiren Jones Interview: From Florida State to Jacksonville Jaguars

39:52 - Coach Mike Norvell's Impact & Florida State's Future

48:18 - NFL Brotherhood vs College: What's Really Different

52:03 - Welcome to the NFL Moments: Tyreek Hill & Getting Jumped by Saquon

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Welcome back to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB second baseman), this episode features Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham. Before Kenny joins, the guys break down Florida State's brutal 2024 season finale against Florida, the lack of fight they witnessed all year, and what it feels like to watch a program hit rock bottom after back-to-back magical seasons. They get real about the transfer portal era, NIL chaos, and why writing checks to Battle's End matters more than complaining on Twitter—before diving into their thoughts on coaching loyalty and what's broken in college football right now.

When Kenny hops on, the conversation turns into a masterclass in building culture and staying true to yourself. He shares his journey from FSU offensive coordinator to Auburn OC to becoming one of the youngest head coaches in the country at Arizona State—where he inherited just 38 scholarship players and transformed a 3-9 disaster into a Big 12 championship team in year two. Kenny opens up about the Lane Kiffin situation, why he turned down multiple job offers to stay loyal to his players, and what it really takes to lead young men through constant roster turnover. From that unforgettable Jordan scramble against Syracuse that changed everything in 2022 to why he doesn't even care about holding trophies, this episode is about authenticity, refusing to compromise your values, and remembering that helping people matters more than wins and losses.

This episode is sponsored by Martoccio Law Group.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
10:02 - The Reality of Player Quit vs. Coaching Issues
20:34 - Mike Norvell's Impact & The Memory That Changed Jordan's Week
30:05 - Lane Kiffin to LSU: The $91M Decision
42:56 - Behind the Scenes with Coach Kenny Dillingham
54:01 - The Breakthrough: How Jordan Travis Found His Confidence
1:05:04 - Life as a Head Coach: The Chaos of Early Signing Day
1:14:48 - Rapid Fire with Kenny Dillingham

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Welcome back to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB second baseman), this episode features World Series champion outfielder Justin Dean. Before Justin joins, the guys break down Florida State’s win over Virginia Tech, the reality of being 0–3 on the road, and what’s really at stake in a tough stretch at NC State and Florida. They zoom out into the bigger college and NFL picture—talking coaching rumors, quarterback futures, and why some stadiums just feel different—before rolling into their weekly picks segment presented by Martoccio Law Group.

When Justin hops on, the conversation turns into a masterclass in perseverance. He shares his journey from 17th-round pick grinding for years in the minors and winter ball to getting the call to L.A., making his big-league debut with the Dodgers, and becoming a World Series champion. Justin opens up about leaning on faith and family, what he learned from sharing a clubhouse with stars like Mookie Betts, and why baseball’s constant failure makes it the closest thing to real life. From the wild World Series wall-ball play everyone remembers to FaceTiming his mom with the words “we’re going to the league,” this episode is about staying ready, honoring the grind, and believing that patience plus preparation can change everything.

This episode is sponsored by Martoccio Law Group.
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Welcome back to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB second baseman), this episode features a special guest: their dad, Tony “Pops” Travis. The guys open up about Florida State’s tough loss to Clemson—what went wrong, why it hit so hard, and what the ‘Noles still have to prove in the upcoming stretch against NC State, Virginia Tech, and Florida. It’s part film-room breakdown, part therapy session, and a reminder that a season is defined more by how you respond than by a single game.

When Tony joins the show, the conversation turns deeply personal. He shares raw stories about raising a family of athletes, the early signs that Jordan had “it” at quarterback, and what it was like watching both of his sons suffer devastating leg injuries that changed the course of their careers. Together, they talk about faith, anger, chronic pain, discipline, and what it truly means to stay grounded when life doesn’t go to plan—reframing injuries, setbacks, and even FSU’s current struggles as speed bumps, not dead ends.

This episode is sponsored by Martoccio Law Group.
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Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Florida State vs Clemson Breakdown
6:24 - Deuce Robinson & Players with Heart
10:10 - Defending Mike Norvell: Behind the Scenes Stories
16:40 - Final Three Games & Bowl Predictions
19:14 - First Sponsor: Weekend Slate Betting Lines
25:32 - Special Guest: Tony Travis (Dad) Joins the Show
36:18 - Jordan's "It Factor" Moment at Age 7
42:54 - Florida State Season Reality Check
50:30 - 6.5 Hour Car Rides to Tallahassee Every Weekend
1:00:05 - Life Lessons: Being Judged by How You Respond
1:09:48 - Q&A: Defining Success Beyond Wins & Losses

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Welcome to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL Quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB Second Baseman), this episode features Ryan Goins, bench coach for the Los Angeles Angels and Devon's former teammate. Devon and Ryan discuss their journey from competing for the same position with the Toronto Blue Jays to becoming best friends, with the conversation covering the World Series, Ryan's coaching career, Mike Trout's greatness, and how competition ultimately strengthened their friendship.

Jordan delivers a passionate defense of Florida State football after their 0-6 start, arguing the real issue is a transfer-heavy roster lacking the loyalty previous generations built through adversity. He reflects on how struggling together created championship foundations, while today's college football has become "minor league NFL" where players chase money over building program history and brotherhood.

The episode touches on Brian Kelly's LSU firing, Lane Kiffin's future, Indiana's success, and gambling integrity concerns in sports. Devon pays emotional tribute to Ryan for supporting him during difficult post-baseball times, while Jordan offers perspective on injuries and keeping teammates inspired. They close with fan questions about favorite Seminoles and fixing NIL-era loyalty issues.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
3:40 - Toronto Blue Jays World Series Discussion
8:43 - Ryan Goins' Connection to Mookie Betts
11:10 - Managing Competition and Building Friendship
23:18 - Ryan Goins' Coaching Journey with the Angels
28:38 - Toronto vs LA: Breaking Down the World Series
42:33 - Mike Trout: The Greatest Player of Our Generation
47:08 - Analytics in Baseball: Adapting to the Modern Game
53:54 - Practice Hard, Make Games Easy
57:33 - Fan Q&A: Favorite Seminoles & NIL Discussion

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Welcome to Travis Take Two! Hosted by brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL Quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB Second Baseman), this episode features an emotional reunion with legendary Toronto Blue Jays manager John Gibbons, who Devon credits with making his big league dreams come true. The conversation covers Gibbons' time managing strong personalities, how analytics have changed baseball, and the Blue Jays' first World Series appearance since 1993, breaking down their chances against the Dodgers and Shohei Ohtani.

Jordan delivers a passionate defense of Coach Mike Norvell after Florida State's 0-6 start, arguing the real problem is a transfer-heavy roster lacking the deep loyalty previous generations had. He reflects on how going through losing seasons together built championship foundations, while today's college football has become "minor league NFL" where players chase money over program history.

The episode includes quick hitters on Billy Napier's firing, the transfer portal's impact, Tua's leadership with the struggling Dolphins, and criticism of Jets owner Woody Johnson for disrespecting Justin Fields. Devon pays emotional tribute to the late Coach Mike Martin Sr., and Jordan offers faith-based advice for recovering from injuries while keeping teammates inspired.

Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction
2:09 – "We're Not Playing Good Football" – Honest Breakdown
5:15 – The NIL Era: Why College Football Feels Like Free Agency
7:04 – "This Isn't Florida State Football Anymore"
13:33 – Blue Jays Back in the World Series
20:56 – Dodgers vs Blue Jays: Breaking Down the Matchup
25:05 – Dolphins Struggles & Quarterback Accountability
34:42 – John Gibbons Joins the Show
40:10 – Blue Jays vs Dodgers: What It Takes to Win the Series
47:16 – Inside the Mind of Great Hitters: Lindor & Soto
58:50 – The Legacy He Wants to Leave Behind
1:01:04 – Fan Q&A: Faith, Recovery & Finding PeaceRetry

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Welcome to Travis Take Two with brothers Jordan Travis (FSU & NFL Quarterback) and Devon Travis (FSU & MLB Second Baseman). This episode opens with candid discussion about Florida State's recent losses and the toxicity of social media. The hosts tackle how fan negativity on Twitter can impact mental health and why Jordan decided to delete his account. They emphasize separating your identity from athletic performance and the importance of protecting your peace.

The episode features Ahmmon Richards, former Miami Hurricanes receiver who broke Michael Irvin's receiving record. Ahmmon shares his experience with a career-ending injury and the identity crisis that followed. He offers honest analysis of Florida State's struggles, pointing to talent acquisition challenges in the portal era rather than coaching failures. The conversation also explores the intensity of the FSU-Miami rivalry and what drives that unique interstate competition.

The broader themes center on resilience, faith, and finding purpose beyond football. All three men reflect on their Palm Beach County roots and discovering new passions that reignite competitive fire. Through mutual respect despite rival allegiances, they demonstrate what it means to move forward after your sport is taken away and how family and community provide the foundation for healing.

Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro & Setup Before Recording
5:24 – Florida State Frustrations & Fans’ Reactions
7:26 – Accountability, Coaching & Social Media Negativity
14:10 – Faith, Mental Health & Defending Coach Norvell
18:46 – Positivity, Team Growth & Leadership Lessons
20:01 – Lessons From Losses & Building Character
26:31 – Coaching Pressure & Leadership in Sports
28:44 – Life Balance, Fatherhood & Mental Stress
32:15 – Introducing Guest Ahmmon Richards
40:02 – Career-Ending Injury & Faith After Football
46:09 – Life After Sports: Take Two & Entrepreneurship
52:05 – Miami vs Florida State Rivalry
56:25 – Social Media Criticism & Athlete Pressure
1:00:09 – Florida State Breakdown & Honest Reactions

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