In Good Company with Mitch Morse
Aug 25, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 13 segments
This week, Foye Oluokun joins Mitch Morse on In Good Company to talk about his journey from Yale to becoming one of the NFL’s most productive linebackers. Entering his ninth NFL season, Foye reflects…
Foye OluokunGuest
KC HaheyHostOne of the things that people ask me about you for a, and there's many things, but the thing I always tell them is how competitive you are.
Good buddy of mine who brought the iron Jags games and how competitive those get.

I mean, yeah, I think, uh, coming in to OTAs and, uh, I guess it's a once-a-week competition, but getting into the teams, interacting with people that aren't necessarily on the side of the ball or that are in your position group and competing with them.

I think that's always a cool thing, getting the team together and seeing what people are made of.

They didn't let me draft anybody hurt because I was going through like the wrist surgery too.

So it's like you can't have two people that can't do all the competitions on one team.
One of the things that people ask me about you for a, and there's many things, but the thing I always tell them is how competitive you are.
Good buddy of mine who brought the iron Jags games and how competitive those get.

I mean, yeah, I think, uh, coming in to OTAs and, uh, I guess it's a once-a-week competition, but getting into the teams, interacting with people that aren't necessarily on the side of the ball or that are in your position group and competing with them.

I think that's always a cool thing, getting the team together and seeing what people are made of.

They didn't let me draft anybody hurt because I was going through like the wrist surgery too.

So it's like you can't have two people that can't do all the competitions on one team.
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