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Episodes: 96
Frequency: Multiple_weekly
Rating: 4.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
Instagram: 749.0k followers
podcasts@theathletic.com
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Ndamukong Suh - NFL legend and entrepreneur who hosts “No Free Lunch,” an audience-building business/finance show that applies sports lessons to long-term wealth, mindset, and career strategy. He interviews athlet...
Jaylon Smith - Overcoming Adversity After Injury; Mindset And Mentorship; Building Relationships/inner Circle For Long-term Success Beyond Football
Devon Kennard - Discipline And Work Ethic Influenced By Family; Building A Real Estate Lending Company; Thinking Entrepreneurially Before Retirement
Why NFL Players Crash Out in the Media
May 28, 2026
On this episode of No Free Lunch, Ndamukong Suh breaks down why some NFL players “crash out” in the public eye. From emotional interviews and on-field outbursts to constant media scrutiny and viral headlines, Ndamukong explains the unseen pressure that comes with life in the NFL.He shares how coaches, locker room dynamics, public narratives, and nonstop criticism can push players to their breaking point — often in front of millions of fans. Ndamukong also opens up about the importance of ment...
How Jaylon Smith Turned Adversity Into Opportunity
May 26, 2026
On this episode of No Free Lunch, Ndamukong Suh sits down with Jaylon Smith to discuss the unlikely journey that took him from University of Notre Dame superstar to the Dallas Cowboys. After entering the draft as a projected first-round pick, Jaylon faced a devastating injury that not only threatened his football career, but his ability to walk again.Jaylon opens up about the mindset it took to overcome adversity, bet on himself, and continue chasing his dream at the highest level. He also sh...
How Bad Relationships Cost Athletes Millions
May 21, 2026
On this episode of No Free Lunch, Ndamukong Suh breaks down how professional athletes can maximize a career that often only lasts a few years. From building meaningful relationships to leveraging access, influence, and networking opportunities while still playing, Ndamukong explains why so many athletes leave millions on the table long after the checks stop coming. He also shares the strategies that helped him build connections, create long-term business opportunities, and think beyond footba...
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