In Good Company

Andrews joins Mitch Morse to tell the story of arriving in the NFL as an undrafted free agent who thought he might only be a training camp or practice squad player. He explains why he chose to sign with the New England Patriots, how hard he knew he'd have to work just to stick around, and what ultimately allowed him to carve out a career in New England.Andrews also opens up about playing for Bill Belichick and why he respected his coaching style. According to Andrews, Belichick might tell you something you didn't want to hear—but he'd never lie to you.From going undrafted to earning his place with the Patriots, Andrews looks back on the mentality, work ethic and decisions that shaped his NFL career.#DavidAndrews #Patriots #NewEnglandPatriots #BillBelichick #NFL #InGoodCompany #MitchMorse Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: David Andrews Exclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

David Andrews joins Mitch Morse on In Good Company for an honest conversation about what football means long after the final snap.The former New England Patriots captain opens up about life after retirement, why all he ever wanted was to be a football player, and how the mentality built over a lifetime in the game still shapes the way he approaches everyday life.Andrews and Morse also discuss the relationship between players and fans, why the fans are such an important part of what makes football special, and the side of the game most people watching on Sundays never get to see. From protection calls to communication at the line of scrimmage, they explain just how much is happening before the ball is even snapped.For Patriots fans who watched Andrews become a cornerstone of New England’s offensive line, this is a look at the person behind the player — and why football remains part of his identity even after retirement.#DavidAndrews #Patriots #NewEnglandPatriots #NFL #MitchMorse #InGoodCompanyCo-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: David AndrewsExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

David Andrews joins Mitch Morse for a wide-ranging conversation about his journey from the University of Georgia to becoming a longtime center and two-time Super Bowl champion with the New England Patriots.Andrews shares stories from his time with the Patriots, including his relationship with Joe Thuney, working with legendary offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia, and the experience of playing in the Super Bowl. He also looks back on his first preseason game at Lambeau Field and the challenge of blocking Julius Peppers. He discusses going from training camp to earning an NFL opportunity, finding an agent, signing with New England as an undrafted free agent, and whether he would have preferred to hear his name called on draft night.The conversation wraps with some of the questions Andrews is tired of answering, his experience playing alongside Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, and what it’s been like stepping into the world of podcasting after football.Ten-year NFL veteran and Pro Bowl center Mitch Morse hosts In Good Company, where sports are just the starting point. Relaxed and unfiltered, Mitch sits down with athletes, icons, and personalities for real conversations that go beyond the headlines—blending insight, stories, and just enough locker-room humor to keep things interesting.#NFL #DavidAndrews #billbelichick #TomBrady #Football #InGoodCompany #patriots Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: David AndrewsExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

Dalton Kincaid and Spencer Brown join Mitch Morse live from 1812 Tavern in Buffalo for an unfiltered conversation that shows a completely different side of the Buffalo Bills teammates.Kincaid and Brown break down the Bills’ matchup with the Detroit Lions before getting away from football and opening up about what life is really like outside the facility. Then things get competitive when Mitch puts their friendship to the test with a whiteboard game of “Who’s Most Likely To?” — leading to some hilarious answers and plenty of disagreement.It’s a loose, behind-the-scenes look at Kincaid and Brown’s personalities, their friendship, and the chemistry inside the Bills locker room that fans don’t normally get to see.#BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #DaltonKincaid #SpencerBrown #MitchMorse #NFLCo-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Dalton Kincaid & Spencer BrownExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST

The Buffalo Bills are entering a new era, but Connor McGovern and Alec Anderson know there are some things a new stadium can’t replace.Live from 1812 Tavern in Buffalo, Mitch Morse sits down with McGovern and Anderson to talk about the experience of playing the first game in the Bills’ new stadium, walking out in front of Bills Mafia, and trying to find their way around a completely unfamiliar building. They joke about how the new place almost feels like an away stadium when you don’t know where anything is yet.The guys also look back on the old stadium and the memories that made it special. It may not have been the newest or nicest building in the NFL, but for the players and Bills Mafia, it became home.From the old stadium memories to the beginning of a new chapter in Buffalo, this is a conversation about what makes playing for the Bills different.#BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #NFL #MitchMorse #ConnorMcGovern #AlecAnderson #InGoodCompany Co-Host & Producer: KC HaheyGuest: Connor McGovern and Alec AndersonExclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 1pm EST