In this inspiring episode of Brothers in the Foyer, we sit down with Britain Covey, Super Bowl champion and former return specialist for the Philadelphia Eagles (now LA Rams), for a raw and real conversation about faith, football, family, and fighting for your dream.

From going undrafted to playing in two Super Bowls, Covey shares the highs and lows of life in the NFL—and how his Latter-day Saint faith kept him grounded through every moment. Hear how serving a mission in Chile shaped his mindset, what it means to pursue private victories before public success, and why integrity and consistency matter more than fame.

Whether you’re chasing a dream or rebuilding your faith, this episode will uplift and motivate you.

Timestamps

00:00:00 - intro

00:01:11 - Intro to Britain Covey’s NFL & Faith Journey

00:02:10 - Growing Up in Utah & Choosing Utah over BYU

00:04:00 - Decision to Serve an LDS Mission in Chile

00:06:10 - Coming Back Older, Smaller, and Doubted

00:13:50 - From Undrafted to NFL: Proving Himself

00:24:45 - Role of Faith & Consistency Amid Pressure

00:34:00 - Balancing Football, Family, and Anxiety

00:40:00 - Charity Work: CVY Classic & Bridle Up Hope

00:43:00 - NFL Culture: Mentorship & Player Bonds

00:50:00 - Film Study Mastery as a Punt Returner

00:54:00 - Thoughts on NFL Kick Return Rule Changes

01:00:00 - Closing Reflections: Private Victories & Faith

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In this powerful episode of Brothaz in the Foyer a Mothaz in the Foyer , we sit down with Sherri Camp — genealogist, educator, and faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — as she shares her deeply moving conversion story. (She is also Andrew's mother

From her roots in Kansas City, through years of spiritual searching, Sherri opens up about what led her from Baptist beginnings and metaphysical teachings to ultimately embracing the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ Her story is one of revelation, resilience, and divine preparation.

You’ll hear about:

Her upbringing in a matriarchal home

Spiritual experiences as a child and teen

Her encounter with LDS missionaries after a heartbreaking loss

The powerful moment she recognized the First Vision as truth

How God led her to her life’s mission: preserving Black heritage through genealogy

This is more than a story of faith — it’s a reminder that God knows us, prepares us, and speaks to our hearts in ways we uniquely understand.

If you’ve ever wondered how people find truth in unexpected ways, or what it feels like when the Spirit confirms something deeply personal, this episode is for you.

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In this invulnerable episode of Brothaz in the Foyer, host Andrew, Will, and Isiah engage with Jed Anderson, a clinical mental health counselor, to discuss the complexities of sexual addiction, the impact of early exposure to adult content, and the importance of open conversations about these topics. They explore the stages of sexual abuse, the role of shame and complicity, and the spiritual battle against addiction. The conversation emphasizes the need for brotherhood and support in recovery, as well as strategies for parents to navigate discussions with their children about these sensitive issues. This conversation delves into the themes of good versus evil, the importance of vulnerability in parenting, and the lessons we can learn from stories like The Lion King. It emphasizes the significance of recognizing our identity in God, managing our desires, and understanding cultural perspectives on sexuality. The discussion also highlights the negative impact of adult content, the necessity of building supportive relationships, and the importance of seeking help without shame.