Jean Fugett's guest appearances

Jean Fugett

Thom Loverro's Cigars and Curveballs

WalterFootball Podcast

Cigars and Curveballs

Adam Jones Heckles Deez with Reggie

Games People Play

Denny Mclain

Tim Ryan

Eddie Olczyk

Bryan Trottier

Tom Landry

Joe Mantegna

Colt McCoy

Dan Clark

Keith Tkachuk

Theo Fleury

Ken Levine

Stacey King

Jim Lampley

David Simon

Tommy John

OwlTail

Football Player! Attorney! Journalist! Broadcaster! CEO! RENAISSANCE MAN! Today on the Games People Play, our New York Giants season ticketholder host invites former Dallas Cowboy and Washington Footballer, Jean Fugett, to the program to discuss his extraordinary life, both on and off the gridiron. The pair talk about Jean’s accelerated academic progression as an early graduate of Cardinal Gibbons High School in Baltimore and Amherst College, and later, as a graduate student at George Washington Law School. You’ll hear about Jean’s NFL Draft Day experience, on-field run-ins with Claude Humphrey and Brad Van Pelt and playing for a trio of Hall Of Fame coaches in Sid Gilman, Tom Landry and George Allen. Plus: NFL labor politics in the 1970s; writing for the Baltimore Sun and Washington Post; broadcasting the NFL with Dan Dierdorf; an unlikely role as the “Father of Sabermetrics” for Earl Weaver’s Baltimore Orioles, and the tragic circumstances that led to him taking over as CEO of Beatrice Foods in 1993. Finally, Jean gives Bernie a little history lesson on the role football played in winning World War II and his familial ties to Civil War Era freed slaves and the Tuskegee Institute.

Football Player! Attorney! Journalist! Broadcaster! CEO! RENAISSANCE MAN! Today on the Games People Play, our New York Giants season ticketholder host invites former Dallas Cowboy and Washington Footballer, Jean Fugett, to the program to discuss his extraordinary life, both on and off the gridiron. The pair talk about Jean’s accelerated academic progression as an early graduate of Cardinal Gibbons High School in Baltimore and Amherst College, and later, as a graduate student at George Washington Law School. You’ll hear about Jean’s NFL Draft Day experience, on-field run-ins with Claude Humphrey and Brad Van Pelt and playing for a trio of Hall Of Fame coaches in Sid Gilman, Tom Landry and George Allen. Plus: NFL labor politics in the 1970s; writing for the Baltimore Sun and Washington Post; broadcasting the NFL with Dan Dierdorf; an unlikely role as the “Father of Sabermetrics” for Earl Weaver’s Baltimore Orioles, and the tragic circumstances that led to him taking over as CEO of Beatrice Foods in 1993. Finally, Jean gives Bernie a little history lesson on the role football played in winning World War II and his familial ties to Civil War Era freed slaves and the Tuskegee Institute.

#8 - Jean Fugett

Tune in to hear Reggie and Adam continue the conversation about athletes' impact on social issues. Adam discusses his outlook on blacks in the world from Japan. Plus, former all-pro NFL tight end Jean Fugett joins the HECKLE. From being the first "black" catholic athlete of the year in Baltimore, to leading "NO FREEDOM, NO FOOTBALL" strikes while at the Cowboys in the NFL, Jean Fugett keeps it 💯 ! The HECKLE continues. ENJOY!

Tune in to hear Reggie and Adam continue the conversation about athletes' impact on social issues. Adam discusses his outlook on blacks in the world from Japan. Plus, former all-pro NFL tight end Jean Fugett joins the HECKLE. From being the first "black" catholic athlete of the year in Baltimore, to leading "NO FREEDOM, NO FOOTBALL" strikes while at the Cowboys in the NFL, Jean Fugett keeps it 💯 ! The HECKLE continues. ENJOY!

The Heckle Deez Podcast EP # 23 — Feat. Jean Fugett

Thom Loverro

From Wednesday, November 15, 2017: Thom chats with former Redskins and Cowboys' tight end Jean Fugett. Jean is a Baltimore native who had a unique route to the NFL via Amherst. He also has a great story about his time interning for the Orioles."​

From Wednesday, November 15, 2017: Thom chats with former Redskins and Cowboys' tight end Jean Fugett. Jean is a Baltimore native who had a unique route to the NFL via Amherst. He also has a great story about his time interning for the Orioles."​

Former NFL player Jean Fugett with Thom Loverro