Hartman appeared on “Good Morning America” with a smile and slicked-back hair, just hours after Washington defeated the New York Giants on “Thursday Night Football.” He said dating 30 women could be daunting: “I have a tough time holding a conversation with one girl; 30 is gonna be pretty tough.” His teammates have offered advice, he said, though he “probably” would not follow it.
The casting drew sharp comments from football fans online. One X user wrote, “Imagine sucking so bad at being the backup QB you have to go on a reality TV show for money.” Another criticized ABC’s choice as “desperate and pathetic,” arguing that the network wanted views and that the relationships do not work.
Hartman said during his November 13 reveal that taking a risk could bring a reward. “When people are saying ‘I do,’ they don’t ask you where you met, they just ask you if you want to do it forever,” he said. He added that his family supports his decision. His mother and father want him to be himself, enjoy the experience and trust his instincts.
On “GMA,” Hartman said he hopes to meet someone competitive, with ambitions that make him want to keep pursuing her. He also values selflessness, pointing to the importance of seeing people close to him care for others. Viewers will meet the contestants when the season premieres March 21, 2027.
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