Metcalf sits down for the newest episode of Network with Rich Kleiman, exploring his entertainment ventures and personal passions while he balances life in the NFL.
On the gridiron, DK Metcalf is impossible to ignore. At 6-foot-4 and roughly 230 pounds of pure muscle, the new Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver defies physics, blazing past defenders with the speed of a sprinter and the power of a freight train.
Off the field, Metcalf is just as hard to overlook, making moves in both the entertainment and business worlds. He hasn’t looked back after signing with Constance Schwartz-Morini and Michael Strahan’s SMAC Entertainment last year, having secured numerous acting gigs and a plethora of endorsement deals, including Hulu, Lululemon, Gatorade, Oakley, and Therabody, to name a few.
In the latest episode of Network with Rich Kleiman, Metcalf sits down with Kleiman for an in-depth conversation exploring his latest entertainment ventures and personal passions while he balances life in a new city. The two dive into topics such as Metcalf’s expectations for himself and the Steelers this season, what it was like saying goodbye to the Seahawks, taking acting classes and landing roles, his top receivers of all time, playing with Aaron Rodgers, and more.
“He played against my pops, so I know he’s been in the league a minute. … I think coming here was a breath of fresh air for him,” Metcalf said of Rodgers. “He’s flying around the field, he’s running around, joking in the huddle. I think my boy just love football again, and I think that’s the positive about a change of scenery.”
Be sure to catch the full conversation at Boardroom’s YouTube channel here as well as on Yahoo Sports’ podcast pages on Apple and Spotify.
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