Washington Commanders Quarterback Sam Hartman

Thick, meaty uncut cock.

He just got released as QB for the Commanders.

However, he's only 25 years old.

If this football thing doesn't work out, he should try modeling.

I like what he's packing.

From the bottom of my beating heart, Thank You! OP.

👏🎶Clap for the Wolfman...🎶👏👏👏👏👏

I'm way too old for this but when I opened the OP link and saw him, I involuntarily said "Oh My God."

This is one of the few times on Datalounge that I have agreed with a poster who has called someone attractive.

Mama's mussy is gushing.

[quote]This is one of the few times on Datalounge that I have agreed with a poster who has called someone attractive.

Yes. I agree completely.

How refreshing.

[quote]Washington Commanders Quarterback Sam Hartman

Not any more.

Yowza

The forehead shows signs of hgh use, Looks a bit like Jafar from the live-action Alladin movie.

Sam Hartman’s football career wouldn’t be the same without the support of his parents, Lisa and Mark Hartman.

The Hartmans have three children, with Sam being the youngest. Sam's football journey began at Davidson Day School, where he quickly made a name for himself as the team captain. After a successful stint with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons from 2018 to 2022, he transitioned to play for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in 2023 before signing with the Washington Commanders for the 2024 NFL season. Throughout this journey, his parents have been his main supporters.

Sam's mother, Lisa, has stood by her son through the best moments of his football career and the toughest times, including multiple injuries and medical emergencies.

Reflecting on their bond, Sam shared with ESPN, “She's been the one who's there when I was in the hospital when I was 17, when I'm in the hospital again when I'm 23. Those are tough moments where you're seeing your mom sleep on either a chair sitting upright, or sleeping on a small couch. I'm important to her, and I felt that the whole time."

Sam’s father is a former college football player turned surgeon. Despite his demanding career, he takes great pride in his son’s achievements and the father-son duo even share an alma mater in the Davidson School. Speaking with the Charlotte Observer in 2018, Mark said of his son, “He’s been very blessed to be in the right place at the right time with really good people.” He continued, “I will say that every time he’s been in that position, he’s fought hard and set himself up for success.”

From careers and family, to their unyielding support for their son, here’s everything to know about Sam Hartman’s parents, Mark and Lisa Hartman.

Mark and Lisa have roots deeply embedded in North Carolina, where they raised their three children and nurtured Sam’s early football aspirations.

The family has been based in Charlotte for years, but recently moved to Mt. Pleasant, S.C., for Mark’s job as a spinal surgeon.

The couple share three sons together, Sam being their youngest born on July 29, 1999. Their middle son Joe was born on Jan. 17, 1994, and is pursuing a career in medicine at the University of Florida.

The Hartmans also welcomed Demitri Allison into their family when he was 15 years old. Demitri, who moved in with the family and played football at Elon University, was very close to Sam, becoming a brother to him. Demitri, who was born on July 4, 1995, died by suicide in 2015, a loss that deeply affected Sam. To honor his memory, Sam wears his initials "D.A." on his wristband and dons the No. 10 jersey, which was Demitri’s number.

Sam opened up about Demitri’s loss in a post on Faith Driven Athlete, writing, "He may have had a different last name than me, and we may not have shared a bloodline, but he was a brother in every sense of the word. And when you love someone like you love a brother, it hurts just as much not having him here anymore."

Mark and Lisa were known for their strict parenting style, ensuring their boys grew up with a clear understanding of discipline and resilience. As Lisa told ESPN, they "didn't do a lot of coddling." This approach included distinguishing between being hurt and being injured, teaching their sons to push through minor pains while being supportive in critical moments.

For instance, before Sam's junior year of high school, he required emergency surgery to remove a large abscess on his esophagus, and he lost over 20 pounds during his recovery. Despite the tough love, their support was unwavering. Sam acknowledged his mother's role in his journey to ESPN, stating, "She's why I'm here.”

The duo both have strong backgrounds in the medical field. After nearly three decades of practicing orthopedic spine surgery in Charlotte, Mark transitioned to Charleston, joining the Southeastern Spine Institute, where he focuses on minimally invasive techniques, particularly in cervical surgery.

I dare say that Sam's older brother is almost better looking than Sam.

He's a whore, darlin'.

With that hair. Black Irish or Cherokee?

He filled out nicely from when he was a teen.

So young, and washed up career-wise.

He’s below average in size for an NFL qb.

I was thinking the same thing, R16.

Sam might either be part Native American or even Hispanic.

Since he's from North Carolina, I'm thinking Native American.

The racial troll has arrived. Like DL lice on a hair follicle.

As my Grammy used to say, "Great day in the morning!"

Yea this is a fine ass mafucker. I’m getting so old 😢 😂.

A lovely BM^

If you need another photo to add to your Teen Beat wall collage, here it is. He's unretouched in this photo, and he's still gorgeous. He's 6'1 "and 210 lbs. Even though I'm old enough to be his father, I still want to shout, "Destroy me, Daddy," as he pounds me.

He was QB at Notre Dame last year.

The pics turn weaker, as we go.

A better Deacon than a Leprechaun…

[quote] Lisa and Mark Hartman.

Lisa Hartman. Lisa Hartman.

Lisa Lisa

[quote] The racial troll has arrived

You think there’s just one?

He is strikingly good looking in every way - his efforts are wasted in football. His day in the sun will be brief so why not modeling or something along those lines.

Oh, he is exactly my type.

Modeling for longevity r31? Let’s see…tens of Millions a year for seven years or $1000 a gig for eight years? There are no male models anymore - especially that look like him, unless you’re doing Just For Men covers. Male models are 6’ 120lbs and albino now. He’s basically aged out already. He should follow Travis Kelce’s (Really the Rock’s Model) and get an acting coach now. Or follow Michael Strahan’s model and start doing commercials as soon as possible.

"The couple share three sons together, Sam being their youngest"

Genetic studies have supported the likelihood that the more older brothers you have the more likely you are to be gay.

Sounds like he's had many injuries early in his high school and college career that are coming back to haunt him hence being cut. I'm sure he should be able to land something within the sports broadcasting field or modeling.

Indeed!

Great body. Wish we had a closeup of the VPL.

The hair and face is a little too frau-romance-novel-cover pretty for my tastes but I absolutely get why so many find him attractive.

"Animals furnished by Frank Inn"

serious question here, with all that great hair on top, ....

when you get him undressed, do you want to see him shaved down below?

r38 No but a little trimming just so I don't get a mouth full of pubes.

R38

No No No No No. But he probably is.