• Muhsin Muhammad talks Nick Saban changing his life, old school vs new school NFL, transition from NFL to private equity

  • Jul 10 2024
  • Length: 53 mins
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Muhsin Muhammad talks Nick Saban changing his life, old school vs new school NFL, transition from NFL to private equity

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  • On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former All-Pro receiver turned private equity businessman Muhsin Muhammad joins Peanut and Roman. The guys start out talking Super Bowls, including Muhsin’s record-setting touchdown catch in Super Bowl XXXVIII and playing with Peanut in Super Bowl XLI. Muhsin later shares how legendary coach Nick Saban’s forgiveness changed the trajectory of his life. In the NFL, Muhsin was known as a hothead early in his career, and he tells the guys how Hall of Famer Reggie White’s influence helped him eventually bloom into a team captain.

    Muhsin started to prepare for life after football while he played. He shares his decision to attend Wharton Business School, which led him to achieve success in the world of private equity. And Muhsin gives flowers to the four people who made his personal Mount Rushmore. All that, and more, in a conversation you don’t want to miss.

    The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL In partnership with iHeart Radio.

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