On this episode of The Jack Brewer Show, former NFL safety Jack Brewer welcomes national champion and former Chicago Bears star Major Wright for a powerful, heartfelt conversation on identity, faith, and redemption. Raised in one of Florida’s toughest neighborhoods without a father and constantly moving between schools, Major’s early life was marked by instability and struggle. Through football and the mentorship of NFL legend Cris Carter, he escaped the cycle—but it wasn’t until a chance encounter with a homeless man that his true purpose was revealed. That moment sparked a spiritual awakening and launched Good Deed Tuesday, a nationwide movement teaching students the power of kindness, accountability, and service.

Brewer and Wright go deep on the cultural crisis facing America’s youth—from fatherlessness and violence to the victimhood mentality paralyzing the next generation. They discuss how restoring biblical values, promoting healthy masculinity, and giving kids real role models can change lives. This episode is a must-watch for teachers, parents, pastors, and leaders who want to build safer schools, stronger families, and a brighter future. It’s more than a podcast—it’s a call to reclaim our communities and raise a generation of warriors for truth.