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Former Ohio State defensive end Chase Young has already accomplished a great deal in life. He was the 2019 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, a unanimous All-American, drafted No. 2 overall in the 2020 NFL Draft, and was voted NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. And that’s just the shortlist.
Now Young will have another honor to add to his resume. The former Buckeye stand-out will be taking on one of America’s favorite and longest-running game shows, The Family Feud.
Young posted a shot of himself and Feud Host, Steve Harvey, on his personal Instagram account a few days ago to announce the news. The exact date of the airing has not been announced just yet, but it looks like the full series of Celebrity Family Feud will air this summer, which will include Young and other NFL stars.
It is also unknown how the teams will be set up, but taking a look at the background of Young’s picture we see “NFLPA Legends”. This might mean a competition between some retired greats and current stars. And you know with those competitive motors, we’re in for a treat.
Survey says: Defensive Rookie of the Year!@youngchase907 x @IAmSteveHarvey pic.twitter.com/KbCmWYrhHr
— Washington Football Team (@WashingtonNFL) March 28, 2021
We love watching these guys do their thing on the field. However, it is can be equally entertaining to watch players try to answer questions that are set up for a laugh.
The teams will be playing for charity and donate any winnings to a predetermined beneficiary of their choice. What a great way to give back and add a little comic relief at the same time.
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