This week I had the opportunity to catch up with former NFL Wide Receiver Pierre Garcon. We talked about his journey to the NFL, his eleven seasons in the league, how it felt to score a touchdown in a Super Bowl and the transition between college and the NFL. Pierre talked to me about the importance of believing in yourself, staying in good health and life after the NFL, including some of the support the NFLPA provide to prepare players accordingly.

In this episode, I speak with NFL Sky Sports UK reporter & NFL presenter Neil Reynolds, a regular guest of the show. We talk about the upcoming season, the first ever NFLUK Live virtual event, the hard work and dedication of UK-based American football athletes and the remarkable NFL Academy talent.We also talk about Neil's podcast, some of the moments he truly enjoyed over the last few months, despite the situation we are collectively in as a result of COVID-19 and some of the exicting teams and players to look out for in the (hopeful) upcoming season ahead. www.nflwithnia.com

In this episode, I speak with Michael Carlson - NFL pundit, commentator, writer, journalist and analyst. We talk about some of the best moments of his sports writing, broadcasting and presenting career so far and some of the great people he has worked with, including the late Kevin Cadle, Nat Coombs, Jason Bell, Mark Webster, Osi Umenyiora and many more. We discuss how the exposure and development of the NFL in the UK has progressed over Mike's 25 year career, the ways in which the game is recorded and commentated on, why it makes for such great television, what it's like covering the Super Bowl games and what makes football so damn special. www.nflwithnia.com

In this episode, I speak with former NFL veteran quarterback Jason Campbell. Jason was drafted in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft and spent ten years in the NFL, five seasons with Washington, two with the Raiders and a season with each of the Bengals, Bears and Browns. Jason shares his story with me. We talk about his earliest memories of football, his college experience, the emotional process of being drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft, the best memories of his career, the importance of mentors and giving back, and more. To read the editorial, head to: https://nflwithnia.com/guests-1

In this episode, I speak with Social Media Producer and On-Air Talent for FS1’s daily Speak For Yourself show, Darnell Smith. We talk about the journey of his career, what his typical working day looks like, what it’s like working with Emmanuel Acho, Marcellus Wiley and the fantastic energy of the team at SFY. We speak about some of the best moments so far, including the day he was offered a segment on-air (and the time Lil Tunechi gave him a shout out), how much football means to Darnell, what it has taught him and the joy that has come with it. We also discuss about the upcoming season, including the excitement of seeing Cam Newton play in New England, the HUGE Patrick Mahomes contract, the future of Aaron Rodgers and the potential return of Antonio Brown. We also reflect on the sincerity of the NFL when it comes to making a long-term culture change and why it’s so important for that to happen.

In this episode, I speak with co-host of The Herd and host of The Maybe I’m Crazy Pod, Joy Taylor. Our conversation focuses on social justice and the recent global protests following the killing of George Floyd. We talk about the protests and police brutality and the importance of those who are not particularly educated on these issues to inform themselves, to listen and to learn. We discuss the lack of diversity within the media industry and among NFL coaching and management levels and why it’s so important for that to change, the NFL player video and the response that followed, the upsetting comments Drew Brees recently made regarding kneeling during the anthem and the ways in which Joy has managed her emotions through a difficult and mentally exhausting time.

In this episode, I'm joined by Denver Broncos cornerback Davontae Harris and NFL Network reporters Steve Wyche and Jim Trotter. Our conversation focuses on social justice and the recent global protests following the killing of George Floyd. We speak about the protests, the End Qualified Immunity Act, player empowerment, the case of Albert Wilson and the significance of Juneteenth. We speak about the amazing work of the Players Coalition, the NFL player video and the response that followed from Roger Goodell, the political ties between NFL owners and government, and we reflect on some of the encouraging things that have unfolded over the last few weeks, among the devastation.

In this episode, I'm joined by Washington's Offensive Assistant Coach Jennifer King. We talk about the journey of her career and her remarkable scope of achievements and experience, the responsibilities that come with her new coaching role over in Washington and player safety. We speak about what Ron Rivera is like as both a coach and a man, the importance of having mentors and role models, the players Jenifer is looking forward to working with and more.

In this episode, Tyrese Johnson-Fisher joins me to talk about football, life and his pursuit of a career in the NFL, by following in the footsteps of Tyreek Hill as he prepares to head out to Last Chance U's Garden City Community College, Kansas, later this summer. I learn about his goals, his vision and why his journey is about so much more than just himself.This episode is composed of a summary of highlights from our conversation. Read Tyrese's full story at: https://nflwithnia.com/guests-1/f/tyrese-johnson-fisher

In this episode, NFL Academy Running Back Toshane Boyce joins me to share his story. We talk about his journey to the NFL Academy, the importance of making the most of opportunities and having the right people and support around you, his workout regime, the importance of role models and representation and Toshane’s experience of playing a range of sports, including athletics and rugby. I hear about about why Toshane chose the running back position, what the Academy has provided him with and some of the special memories so far including meeting players like Jerry Rice and Efe Obada, his first practice experience and more.