Buffalo Under the Helmet Ep.4 | Featuring DT DeWayne Carter

This week on Buffalo Under The Helmet Presented by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, we sit down with defensive tackle DeWayne Carter for an inspiring and entertaining conversation in front of a packed crowd at Wingnutz Bar & Grill, an official home of Buffalo Under The Helmet, presented by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.

From his college days at Duke and a surprising minor in theater to his experience starring in Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story, DeWayne shares how his personality and performance background have shaped the player and leader he is today.

He takes us back to his family’s deep football roots, with his dad and uncles playing at major programs like Ohio State and Notre Dame, and reflects on his early love for baseball and his admiration for David Ortiz growing up.

DeWayne opens up about his journey through recovery, how he’s staying connected with the team while sidelined. We also look ahead to the second half of the season, discussing what’s stood out about this year’s squad. Lastly, DeWayne fields fan questions live from the crowd to close out the show!

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