Aeneas Williams | March 23, 2022

From March 23, 2022: Aeneas Williams is among the greatest defensive backs to ever play this game. A legendary cornerback for the Arizona Cardinals, Aeneas finished his career as an All-Pro safety for the St. Louis Rams. Known as one of the hardest hitting players in NFL history, you've definitely seen his highlights. This is why Aeneas is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame - his lasting impact on the game is undeniable. The Cardinals legend joined Morten Andersen on the podcast this week, where he talked about his unique journey. What does he think of high-profile former NFL players coaching HBCU schools? What's going on with Kyler Murray and the Cardinals? Is Kliff Kingsbury the right guy in Arizona? What are his thoughts on Rams studs Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey? All of that, and more! Topics: • Growing up in New Orleans, rooting for the Saints in the 1980s, and working at the Superdome • Why he didn’t play football at Southern University until his junior year • His thoughts on high-profile former NFL players taking head coaching jobs at HBCU schools, and why he feels it’s important for these institutions to continue to have the light shined on them • How happy he is for Lovie Smith to get another opportunity to be a head coach at the NFL level • Why guys like Calvin Ridley and Henry Ruggs should be examples for both college and NFL teams on why mentorship is crucial for young players • How the Cardinals should approach getting over the hump of fading late in the season every year • Why he’s confident the Cardinals and Kyler Murray will work out their differences • Why he thinks Kliff Kingsbury needs more time at the helm for the Cardinals before they decide to move on • What he loves about Buddha Baker’s game • Why the Pro Football Hall of Fame should cancel the five-year waiting period for Aaron Donald when he retires • Why he resents the sentiment that he “ended Steve Young’s career” • Why he thinks Jalen Ramsey is “the real deal” • Why Torry Holt deserves to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame • Playing with Pat Tillman, and his thoughts on the tragic passing of an American hero • “The Name Game,” featuring Larry Wilson, Rob Ryan, Chris Chandler, Larry Centers and London Fletcher