Two-time Super Bowl champion. Ivy League MBA. Legacy-builder on and off the field.
In this debut episode of Game Recognizes Game, Justin Tuck goes way beyond football — talking about growing up in small-town Alabama, learning how to lose before he learned how to win, and why he still wakes up every day with something to prove.
This isn’t a highlight reel.
It’s a blueprint for identity, resilience, and ownership — whether you’re on the field, in the boardroom, or carrying the weight of generational expectations.
What You’ll Hear:
• How setbacks forged his confidence
• Why leadership is about consistency, not volume
• What every competitor must understand about control and ego
If you’ve ever felt like the underdog — or the one carrying your whole family’s hopes — this conversation will stay with you.
Hosted by Marty Jaramillo, performance coach and CBS Sports injury analyst.
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Executive Producers: Marty Jaramillo, Jack Levy, Sunny Jenkins, Mark Knell
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