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Father’s Day hits a little differently this year for Justin Tuck, former team captain and defensive end for the New York Giants. This is the first holiday without his dad, Jimmy Lee Tuck, who passed away in 2024.

“His presence was larger than life, his wisdom was boundless and his love for his family and God was unwavering,” says the two-time Super Bowl champ. “His legacy lives on in everything I do, in the lessons he passed down to me and in how I raise my own sons [Jayce, 15, and Jonah, 11].”

The retired NFL player, who’s now a managing director at Goldman Sachs, tells Alexa that he and wife Lauran work together to “instill values like hard work, integrity and perseverance” in their boys. “Individually, I try to lead by example, showing them what it means to be a good man,” says the co-founder of Tuck’s R.U.S.H. for Literacy foundation. “Leadership isn’t about being the loudest voice; it’s about setting the standard through your actions.”

Some might say the Notre Dame and Wharton grad is also a leader in fashion. When he’s not in a crisp suit and tie, he is all about a relaxed fit. “I grew up on a farm in Alabama, so comfort is king,” says Tuck, 42. “You’ll usually catch me in a well-worn pair of jeans, a hoodie and sneakers. Nothing too flashy — just classic.” Here are the basics for getting Tuck’s dapper — and untucked — looks.

“My boys and I like to play College Football 25 on our PS5. There’s nothing better than sitting down with them, controller in hand, and battling it out. It’s a mix of trash talk, bonding and pure fun.”

“Michael Strahan’s collection never misses. His suits fit well, the fabrics are high-quality and they work for everything from business meetings to big events. My boys even love his suits, which says a lot!”

“I drive a Cadillac Escalade because it blends power, luxury and comfort. Whether I’m heading to a meeting or road-tripping with my family, it delivers a smooth ride with all the modern tech I need.”

“I love the game of golf and I love Jordans, so this collaboration was a match made in heaven. The design is sleek, the comfort is on point and it’s a statement piece on or off the course.”

“I rely on my Apple watch every day. With my schedule, efficiency is everything, and it helps me stay on top of my workouts, calls and messages. Whether I’m tracking my fitness goals or getting reminders about my next meeting, it keeps me locked in and productive.”

“I’ll admit it — my wife put me onto this cleanser. She doesn’t know I’ve been using hers … until now! It’s an incredible product — gentle but effective, leaving my skin feeling clean and fresh without any dryness.”

“I like to keep things simple and Rhone’s lightweight jackets are perfect for layering. Whether I’m traveling or just heading out for a casual day, their jackets are stylish, functional and comfortable.”

“My go-to music is modern country. It tells real stories — whether about faith, family or overcoming struggles.”

“I have a deep appreciation for Petrus wine. It’s one of the finest Bordeaux wines in the world — rich, smooth and complex, with deep fruit flavors and an incredibly long finish. It’s not something you open every day; it’s reserved for special moments when you really want to savor something exceptional.”

“It’s more than just high-quality workout gear. It’s a Black-owned brand with a mission, and that means something to me. Their pieces are stylish, durable and built for performance.”

“This place is creative, bold and tells a story through every dish. Chef Kwame is a genius in the kitchen. My favorite meal is the Short Rib Pastrami Suya made with Wagyu short rib, caraway coco bread and red cabbage. The meat just melts in your mouth and it’s packed with flavor. The coco bread is the perfect complement.”

“I like The Pivot Podcast with Ryan Clark, Channing Crowder and Fred Taylor. They have real, unfiltered conversations with athletes, entertainers and other high-profile guests. It’s insightful, funny and always real. And yes, I might be biased because I was a guest once, but trust me, it’s a must-listen.”

“I really respect Troy Jones’ work. His pieces explore the African American experience and its deep connection to Africa. There’s something powerful about how he makes you reflect on the masks we wear — both figuratively and literally. His work makes you think, which is what great art should do.”