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The UNPACKIN’ it Podcast

A faith and sports show that interviews intriguing guests from the sports and entertainment world. We discuss the personal side of sports.

Do you ever do dumb things? You’re not alone. In this episode of The UNPACKIN' it Podcast, host Bryce Johnson dives into New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo’s viral offseason backflip and how even top athletes struggle with reckless decisions.


Using Skattebo’s lesson as a backdrop, Bryce unpacks the biblical difference between living a foolish life and walking in God's wisdom. Plus, he discusses the Hall of Fame inductees, Carolina Panthers backup QB Kenny Pickett, and whether a head coach can win a Super Bowl with two different franchises.


Key Topics Covered:


  • Cam Skattebo's FanFest Backflip: Learning restraint after reckless decisions.
  • Wisdom vs. Foolishness: What Proverbs and Ephesians teach us about stopping patterns of stupidity and yielding to the Holy Spirit.
  • NFL News & Debates: Who is the most likable NFL player of all time?
  • Super Bowl History: The stats behind head coaches changing franchises.


Episode Links & Resources:


  • Visit our sponsor: upward.org/unpack to start or grow a sports ministry at your church.
  • Have thoughts on the most likable NFL player? Email Bryce at bryce@unpackinit.com.


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