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Marcus is a former college football player (Alderson-Broaddus University/Thiel College), eventually trading in his cleats for a microphone, becoming a journalist. He first began his journey covering the NFL, while working as an intern for NBC Washington covering the Washington Commanders (2016-2017). Marcus covered local sports and news in multiple media markets around the country from WILX-TV in Lansing, Michigan to WDVM-TV in Washington, DC. He was inducted into the Fairfax County Youth Football League Hall of Fame in 2005. Marcus is a lifelong Chiefs fan and credits watching Dante Hall for making him fall in love with the early 2000s Chiefs. He also cohosts Bleav In 76ers Podcast with Teja Dash, & former 76ers PG Eric Snow. Marcus lives in Fairfax, Virginia.

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Jason is a twelve-year NFL veteran Tight End, who was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2nd round of the 1996 Draft out of Eastern Kentucky University. JD is known as one of the best blocking tight ends in NFL history, being the instrumental force in helping running backs Priest Holmes and Larry Johnson break numerous franchise records, as well as set numerous NFL records. Jason played under head coaches Ray Rhodes and Andy Reid during his four-year stint with the Eagles, before signing with the Chiefs in 2000. The Kentucky native started 51-games during his career, catching 79 balls, including 11 touchdowns. In 2015 Jason was inducted into the Eastern Kentucky University Athletics Hall of Fame. Following his retirement from the NFL, Jason served as an assistant coach at Kentucky State University, working as the special teams coordinator and tight ends coach. He along with his siblings started the “Dunn 4 Kids Foundation,” which benefits charitable organizations in Kansas City and Lexington, Kentucky, including the Salvation Army. Jason lives with his family in Kentucky.

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Eric is a nine-year NFL veteran Cornerback, who was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 7th round of the 1998 Draft out of University Nebraska-Lincoln. During his time at Nebraska, he was a part of two national championship teams (1995 & 1997). Eric played in 115 games and started in 77 of them. E is known for his ability to break up the pass, as he is second all-time in franchise history with 78 pass deflections. During his career in Kansas City the Texarkana native was able to intercept 20 passes, 3 of which were returned for touchdowns. Eight of his nine seasons in the NFL were spent in Kansas City, playing under legendary head coaches Marty Schottenheimer and Dick Vermeil. Eric wrapped up his career in New England playing for head coach Bill Belichick. Eric spends his free time playing golf and is quite good at it. Eric resides in the Dallas area.