T & T Barbershop TV headed to Phoenix Arizona to Superbowl Media Day to interview some Seattle Seahawks players.

"This is a matchup of two of the top three running quarterbacks in the NFL, with Seattle’s Russell Wilson finishing with 849 yards and Carolina’s Cam Newton with 539 in 14 games. Wilson, though, is the more proven and consistent passer, not to mention already having a Super Bowl title under his belt. Wilson was intercepted on a career-low 1.5 percent of his passes this season, as important a stat as any as the Seahawks head into the postseason. Newton had a 2.7 percent interception rate this season, on par with his career number of 2.8, and committed two turnovers in the playoff win over Arizona — an interception and a fumble.

Each team features a powerful, elusive running back at the top of his game — Seattle’s Marshawn Lynch and Carolina’s Jonathan Stewart, a graduate of Timberline High in Lacey who played at Oregon. Lynch led the NFL forcing 88 missed tackles this season, according to Pro Football Focus, while Stewart had the second-most yards in the NFL in the month of December (401) and forced nine missed tackles in the playoff win over Arizona. DeAngelo Williams has been battling a hand injury but returned to play some against Arizona. Seattle has been getting a greater contribution of late from backup Robert Turbin, who had a career-high 53 yards in the regular-season finale.

Resource: THE SEATTLE TIMES

"On air, The Barbershop brings out my personality. I'm pretty quiet by nature, but to have a chance to talk about sports and the positives in the community was such a great opportunity I knew I had to take that challenge head on" - Marcus Trufant

Retired Seattle Seahawks cornerback, played 10 seasons in the National Football League (NFL). Marcus was chosen by the Seattle Seahawks 11th overall in the 2003 NFL Draft. Out of Trufant’s 10 year career, Marcus played his best year in 2008 where he was voted to the Pro bowl in Hawaii. Marcus played college football for Washington State University. At Washington State Marcus participated in two Championship Bowl games. The 2002 Sun Bowl and the 2003 Rose Bowl "GO COUGS”

Marcus Trufant, Legendary Seahawks player, is one of 3 brothers who made it to the NFL. Also a husband and father of 4 daughters (1 more in the oven). However if you know Marcus you get the same "TRU" every time. With the Trufant Family Foundation, Trufant is a role model to the youth and seen as an inspiration and breath of fresh air to many.

The Barbershop Radio show gives Marcus a chance to bring the fans into the huddle, the locker room, the team meetings and even the mind of the professional athlete. With 10 years of NFL experience and Trufant getting interviewed and asked "the same old same old" questions, he can now put a special twist on interactions with guest and co-host from behind the microphone like only he can. Trufant’s knowledge of the game and fun loving personality is a recipe for... not talk radio, not sports radio but...... FUN RADIO!

Trufant Family Foundation

With Marcus being the oldest of three brothers "Desmond Trufant" (youngest) Isaiah Trufant he not only wanted to set an example to the youth in the community, but he also wanted to

lead by example for his brothers. "My vision in starting the Trufant Family Foundation in 2003 was a way to give back to a community that gave to me an opportunity as a young kid in Tacoma. I wanted to encourage, inspire, and make a lasting impact on youth by sharing my story." The Trufant Family Foundation supports many community programs, such as; the Boys and Girls Clubs, Hearts for Kids, Sickle Cell Programs, Communities In School, The Salvations Army and many more.

If you would like to donate funds to help the Trufant Family Foundation make a difference or would like to inquire about appearances for Marcus Trufant please contact MarcusTrufant.ORG

“We have the opportunity to sit down, interview and talk to professional athletes in much more of a relaxed fashion, where they don’t feel threatened. To where they feel like they are just sitting in a barber chair and talking with my boys.” - Terry Hollimon

Terry Hollimon also known as T-Holla, grew up with in an athletic family. Both him and his brothers played college football and his dad played professional football. Having a passion for acting and entertaining, his peers remembered him as a thespian in high school. With football being his number one passion, acting and entertaining would be considered his 1-A. His family fully supports the Barbershop Movement for what it represents and because they know how much entertaining and football means to him. His family considers it a blessing that Terry gets to enjoy doing what he loves for a living.

It was tough at first in the beginning to have people understand their vision and to see what they were talking about. They wanted to create a platform where they can talk about sports in a fashion where it is understandable to the average person. The average soccer mom can understand a football game better by listening to the Barbershop then they can from someone who has been talking football for the last 15 to 20 years. That was their biggest hurdle.

His long term goal for the Barbershop is to see it grow and to be on television with a worldwide audience

Fun Facts: He got to meet Marcus Trufant through his younger brother who played football with Marcus in college. Terry is a HUGE family man!