Sam & Emmanuel Acho discuss finding, developing, and using your gifts

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Linebacker, speaker, author, and humanitarian Sam Acho is the kind of person you just want to be around. In his new book, Sam challenges all of us to take off the masks we wear and let God see you the beautiful way you were created.

The Alumni Association welcomed three guest speakers who have been many things throughout their careers.

The guys close with Lad of the Week!

On Thursday morning from Radio Row at SEC Media Days 2024, ESPN football analyst Sam Acho joined TexAgs Radio to discuss SEC football, the Texas A&M-Texas rivalry and much more.

Backstage with Randy Phillips launches Season 2 with a special interview of former professional football player and ESPN analyst, Sam Acho.

Former Chicago Bears linebacker Sam Acho has a new book out: Change Starts With You.

In this Game Changer Performance Podcast episode, Josh sits down with Sam Acho to discuss his book "Change Starts with You."

On this episode of the End.Notes podcast, Trip and co-host John O are joined by Sam Acho, an accomplished NFL player, for a compelling discussion centered around the essence of true life and the pervasive lies we encounter.

From the moment you meet him, it is clear that this week’s guest, SAM ACHO, is a force for POSITIVITY and JUSTICE in the world.

When we all embrace our God-given gifts as changemakers, a better world is within our grasp.

Sam Acho releases second book, "Change Starts with you"

Sam Acho played nine seasons in the NFL, including four years for the Chicago Bears but he continues to make a positive impact on the world now that his football career is over.

Returning guest speaker, former NFL player and current ESPN analyst, Sam Acho, delivers his message on how changes starts with you. The saying, "if you want to see change in the world, be the change" is possible and it starts at home with your family.

I’m learning that change starts with a few things.

Little things done well make big things happen.

Sam Acho is a 9-year NFL veteran and current ESPN sports analyst. He is also an author, a two-time Walter Payton man of the year nominee, and the founder and president of Athletes for Justice. Most importantly, he is a husband, a father, and a devoted follower of Christ.

"Taste and see that the Lord is good.: Former NFL athlete Sam Acho join us this week on Radio Row at the #superbowl

There is another way of living: Let the world see you. Your quirks, your passions, and your inner desires were not given to you by accident. And the world needs your gifts.

Against all odds, God is still moving in real people’s lives. Sam and Emmanuel Acho share personal stories of the importance of cheering on one another, telling each other difficult truths, and above all, encouraging a deep relationship with God.

Sam Acho is just getting started after truly letting the world see him.

Former NFL Linebacker Sam Acho shares his story of football and faith on Football Sunday 2021.

American footballer Sam Acho on playing in the NFL, diet, and why he wrote: "Let The World See You."

We live in a world where achievement is largely used as a motivator, and much of our time is spent consumed, looking for the next win—whether it be personally or professionally. It would benefit each of us to remember that in the long term, the ultimate win for us is establishing a relationship with Christ.

Former NFL player, Sam Acho, describes the purpose and liberty found within one's identity in Christ in his book, "Let the World See You."

Sam Acho has played nine seasons in the NFL with the Buccaneers, Bears, Cardinals and Bills. He was selected in the fourth round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals after playing his college football at the University of Texas.

NFLPA VP, Sam Acho joins his brother Emmanuel Acho and Marcellus Wiley to discuss the most recent proposals out of the NFL. Sam discuss the NFL offering zero preseason games in 2020 and the player agreeing to daily Covid-19 test in camp.

Sam brings fresh perspectives on people he calls the ARCHITECTS of building others.