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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 1H 9M

Rod Woodson on Steelers football, 2000 Ravens defense, 71 INTs & NFL DB play today | Richard Sherman

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Hall of Fame DB Rod Woodson joins Richard Sherman to talk about his legendary NFL career—from starring with the Pittsburgh Steelers to winning a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens. Woodson shares the mindset and instincts that made him one of the best to ever do it. He breaks down what made the 2000 Ravens defense special with Ray Lewis, shares stories from his time in Pittsburgh, and explains how he became a true ball hawk with 71 career interceptions. Rod also talks about today's NFL, how offenses have changed, and what young corners need to succeed now. He and Sherman get into film study, coaching, leadership, and what it takes to survive in the NFL at DB. If you love football, defense, and great stories, don’t miss this one.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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