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Former NFL Pro Bowl defensive end Wale Ogunleye, former linebacker Cameron Lynch and former defensive lineman Copeland Bryan join host Rob Maaddi to discuss several topics. Ogunleye shares advices for free agents and talks about his role in the financcial industry as the Head of Sports and Entertainment at UBS where he strives to create the best in-class experience to empower and educate today's athletes and entertainers. Lynch and Bryan discusses their journeys in the NFL as undrafted players and participating in the NFL Business Development Program in partnership with VISA. Also, AP Pro Football Writer Barry Wilner breaks down the NFL's quarterback shufffling.
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