NFL star Joshua Morgan talks faith & football | The Good Word
Faith and football! NFL star and former Commanders wide receiver, Virginia Tech HOKIE and DC native Joshua Morgan joins The Good Word! Morgan talks about faith, football, growing up in DC, mentorship and so-called teen takeovers popping up nationwide including in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. In an interview with FOX 5's Tisha Lewis, Joshua Morgan discusses the impact is grandmother had on his upbringing and NFL career. Watch The Good Word on Sundays on demand at 10am on Fox Local and Sundays at 4pm and 4:30pm on Fox Soul.
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