With it being the last day of Movember I wanted to give a shout out to everyone who’s shown support.. our team, anyone who donated or spread the word, even those who clowned on me for the mustache.. because it sparked conversation and I made sure to tell you what it was for!

Huge shout out to some of the hometown guys who got behind the movement and joined me on the mustache journey this Movember to help raise money and awareness for cancer and mental health, you can’t beat this kind of support!

This November may be close to over but we’re just getting started!.. even in the beginning stages of planning a golf tournament on the coast for next year to further our efforts! Exciting things ahead!

The man, the myth, the legend! Rush and I met heading into college as a part of the same football class, instantly becoming best friends. Book and street smart, the most dangerous type of man. To keep it brief, he’s family! Similar to our Mo’bro Chason, Rush used to crush people on the field and ironically now is a DPT in Athens, Georgia.. helping people daily!

Thanks for the support!

This is my Mo'bro Kyle, we met a few years back through mutual friends and have been friends ourselves ever since. Being around Kyle is either bad luck for me or he's my good luck charm for staying alive, I haven't figured out which one it is yet.. but I do know he's always fun to be around and he's always down to help others.

Which is why he’s teaming up with me and the gang this Movember to help save lives by raising money and awareness! You can usually find us together grabbing Sunday morning coffee's before Saint's games.. Below you can see Kyle rockin' his mustache while cleaning up after Hurricane Zeta, what a guy!

This is my pops Chuck, and this is an old pic of us in our drive way in Orlando, Florida at some point during the ‘90’s. He doesn’t do social media but he has had a mustache since 1976 (pick up sticks) so naturally he’s a ‘mo’bro of mine this Movember as we aim to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention! You can usually find him perfecting his yard and showing everyone up on the grill. Ironically, he married my mom 38 years ago today and I don’t think she’s ever seen him without his mustache. Cheers to that!

Join us! It’s a beautiful day to save lives!

My Mo’brother from another mother! Chason is the mix between a Renaissance man and modern day mountain man. We met as college men and have been on handfuls of trips together over the years with our group of buddies, livin’!- like men should. Never seen a bad time.

Chason used to wreak havoc in opposing backfields as a defensive end at our alma mater, ironically now he’s teaming up with me to help others and save lives. He’s currently living out in El Paso, Texas working as a brigade strength and conditioning coach for our US military. Can you believe he chopped off this beard to rock a mustache to support the movement?!

This year I’ve partnered with Movember and am putting together a team full of misfits that I like to call my friends, to form team “Sizzle’s Stache’s”. I, like a lot of others, have a personal vendetta with cancer and in a year that has driven us to be isolated and divided, Movember is a movement I think we can all get behind.

So grab our belt loops and follow us as we use the power of the mustache to have an everlasting impact on the face of men’s health. It’s a wild time to be alive but it’s still us against the world, we shouldn’t lose sight of that.