BULLSEYE VIEW Ep. 001_9.10.25

Two Paths, One Hustle: Keith Bulluck & Adam Rodriguez on The Blueprint for Success

In this episode of the Bullseye View Podcast, Keith Bulluck sits down with his best friend and acclaimed actor Adam Rodriguez to discuss his incredible journey from the streets of New York to the screens of Hollywood. Known for his unforgettable roles in hit TV shows and films like Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, and Magic Mike, Adam opens up about how he first caught the acting bug and what it really takes to find and maintain long-term success in Los Angeles. #AdamRodriguez #KeithBulluck #BullseyeViewPodcast #CSIMiami #CriminalMinds #MagicMike #HollywoodSuccess #ActingCareer #StuartScott #NFLPodcast #ActorInterview #NYtoLA #PodcastEpisode

The Trainer Behind NFL Greatness | Bullseye View

Keith Bulluck is back in Los Angeles for a special Offseason Edition of Bullseye View, and this one hits different. He reunites with his former trainer, Ryan Capretta — the performance mind behind some of the biggest names in professional sports. From their early days working together to Capretta’s rise as one of the most trusted trainers in the game, this conversation dives into what it really takes to build and sustain elite performance at the highest level. 🚨 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨 You can join Keith LIVE for the FIRST EVER Bullseye View NFL Draft Experience 📍 Riley Green’s Duck Blind – Midtown Nashville 📅 Thursday, April 23 More details coming soon… but trust, Keith is doing this one right. Subscribe, like, and drop your thoughts in the comments

From Houston to Nashville - Brad Hopkins: The Joy, Pain & Emotion of playing in the NFL

Brad Hopkins goes off in this must-watch Bullseye View episode. From the Titans’ rebrand — new logo, uniforms, and stadium — to the post-Vrabel struggles, Brad gives his unfiltered take on what’s really happening with the franchise. He opens up about locker room shifts from the Oilers to the Titans, on-field confrontations, and emotional moments reflecting on Jeff Fisher’s impact. Plus, stories from his rookie year facing future Hall of Famers, insights into legends like Steve McNair, Eddie George, Lorenzo Neal,Mike Munchak, and the O-line pride that defined his career. #BradHopkins #TennesseeTitans #NFLHistory #Oilers #JeffFisher #SteveMcNair #EddieGeorge #TitansRebrand #BullseyeView #nfllegends #keithbulluck #bullseyeview #houstonoilers

From College Kicker to $100M Closings — The Josh Altman Story

This week on Bullseye View, Keith sits down with former Syracuse teammate turned real estate powerhouse Josh Altman. From kicking at Syracuse University to closing $100 million real estate deals, Josh reveals how the mindset he built as a college athlete became the foundation of his billion-dollar business empire. Later, his wife and business partner Heather Altman joins the conversation to talk about building a luxury real estate dynasty together — negotiating massive deals, surviving the 2007 crash, and going from nearly broke to one of the most recognizable names in high-end real estate. They open up about: • Getting hit on the football field • Learning discipline through sports • Buying a Rolls Royce when he couldn’t afford it • Starting real estate at 19 • Working with your spouse • Raising kids while running a real estate empire This is a story about risk, resilience, marriage, and the athlete mentality that built a $100M-a-year business.

Five Head Coaches. One Career. Derrick Morgan Tells the Real Story

On an all-new episode of Bullseye View, Keith Bulluck sits down with Derrick Morgan — the Tennessee Titans’ first-round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. The conversation starts where his career was nearly derailed. Derrick reflects on the rookie injury that forced him to slow down, rethink everything, and unknowingly prepare for life after football. What felt like a setback at the time became the foundation for his success beyond the game — in business, wellness, and long-term vision. From there, the discussion shifts to one of the most unique parts of his NFL journey: Playing for five different head coaches. Derrick breaks down what constant change does to a locker room, how players adapt to new systems and personalities, and what separates stable leadership from revolving-door culture. He also offers thoughtful insight into Mike Vrabel — why inheriting a strong foundation matters, and how building on it the right way creates lasting success.