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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 58 MIN

Super Bowl Winning Coach, Aaron Kromer: Retirement Life and Stories from the Past.

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Join the In Good Company community and never miss a drop Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/@IGCwithmitch?sub_confirmation=1 Ten-year NFL veteran and Pro Bowl center Mitch Morse hosts In Good Company, where sports are just the start. Mitch sits down with athletes, icons, innovators, and legends for conversations that go beyond the headlines. Relaxed and unfiltered, IGC blends real stories, clever banter, and just enough locker-room humor to keep things interesting… and everyone employed. Co-Host & Producer: KC Hahey Exclusive Interviews on Tuesdays 3pm EST & Intimate live sessions Thursday evenings at 8pm EST Mitch Morse 10-year NFL veteran Former Pro Bowl center Team captain in Buffalo Started 130 plus NFL games Played for Kansas City, Buffalo, Jacksonville 👇 Tell us your favorite part in the comments Follow In Good Company with Mitch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/IGCwithMitch/ X : https://twitter.com/IGCwithMitch TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@IGCwithMitch For entertainment and educational purposes only. Opinions are our own.

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