What part of the GAME is this?
September 26, 2011
Hosted by R-kal Truluck
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Episode Description
This week on Inside the Trenches we ask the question...What part of the Game is this? The Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills 2-0 look poised to go undefeated for the month? The Dream Team Philadelphia Eagles loses the Vick to a concussion? The Seahawks lay an Egg...losing 24-0 to the Steelers? America...What part of the game is this? where does that happen? Find out this week on Inside the Trenches.
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Inside the Trenches is an interactive show that brings the best out of people. We go inside the trenches to find the best stories from individuals all across the globe and bring it to life. We allow our guests open up and talk from their hearts about triumphs and overcoming adversities in their lives. How you got there and what are you doing to stay there.
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R-kal Truluck
God 1st, Jesus is Lord of my life.
I was born in Brooklyn, New York. Full Name is R-kal Truluck, first name is Swahili meaning Ruler of the Lake. It’s pronounced ARE- Kal. Many call me “TRU.”
I’m a 12year pro-football veteran; I played in 3 leagues (NFL, CFL, and AFL) for such teams as the Green Bay Packers, Arizona Cardinals, Kansas City Chiefs, Montreal Allouettes, Detroit Fury, and Washington Redskins.
I have hosted the Inside the Trenches Radio Show since 2007 and Inside the Trenches LIVE/TV since 2009. I have been a motivational public speaker for 10+ years and I am the Kids Football Activity Instructor for Lifetime Fitness.
In my collegiate and professional career, I played at SUNY Cortland Division III and went to the NFL, playing pro 1997-2009. I was the first player at Cortland to play Pro Football. In 1998, I was Defensive Player of the Week in my Week 1 debut Saskatchewan Roughriders vs. Toronto Argonauts with the CFL. In 2001 Arena Football I was Rookie of the Year and the first true defensive player to win the award. In 2002 I won the Arena Football’s Lineman of the Year, leading the AFL in sacks10.5. I joined the NFL Kansas City Chiefs in 2002 where I was given the Coaches Award for Best Newcomer of the year. I made another stop back to the CFL 2006 and played in my first Championship (Grey Cup). My last stop before retiring was with the AFL Georgia Force in 2008 and finally from the game of football in 2009.
