Haloti Ngata is the biggest man to ever climb Mount Kilimanjaro | Chalk Media

Haloti Ngata is the biggest man to ever climb Mount Kilimanjaro | Chalk Media.
On Episode 4 of The Kili Tapes, Chris Long sits down on an actual chair to interview former Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle, Haloti Ngata.
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[@jessicaposner2625]

Another solid interview...really enjoyed it!

[@kevinsavard5998]

You guys made me tear up too. Happy Retirement Haloti you've earned it!

[@shadygrady2347]

Great interview !

[@carrapool9421]

That's a beastly way to retire. Very classy move from a classy dude. Freaking great interview, I seriously love these. Side note, when I viewed this it had 666 views. I'm not sure if that says something about me 🤔

[@CarlosGutierrez-ok2tc]

Still waiting for that William Hayes interview 🧐

[@WegotTheBOMB]

In 10 years ESPN is gonna do a 30 for 30 called "Podcast"

[@brodhax6148]

I hope our boy Haloti loses the weight, like most retired players. It aint good to stay at 340 long term. Need to get him down to at least the 270s. He'll always be very large because he has some big bones, but still. My hips hurt watching him hike that thing.