Bussin' With The Boys - Derrick Henry II

Episode Date: February 17, 2021

Recorded: February 8, 2021 Right after winning 2020 NFL Offensive Player of the Year, Derrick Henry joins Will & Taylor on The Bus for another packed episode! The first item that HAD to be addressed was the incredible suit The King wore at the NFL Honors Awards. This quickly turned into a recap of all The Boys favorite (and least favorite) gameday fits from the past year, and who Derrick thought had one of the best suits of 2020. Next, we get a recap of Derrick's historic rushing performance, what was going through his mind during the season finale in Houston, and his take on who should've won NFL MVP. After that, things take a turn when The Boys start talking college football, and Derrick sets the record straight on how Alabama continues to dominate the NCAA. To wrap up, Derrick & Taylor both relive their previous run-ins with Bills CB Josh Norman, all The Boys reveal who the true GOAT of all sports is, and Will & Taylor get into the importance of athletes having careers off the field. ----- SHOP: https://store.barstoolsports.com/collections/bussin-with-the-boys FOLLOW THE BOYS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bussinwtb/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BussinWTB Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BussinWTB/ Website: https://www.bussinwtb.com ----- SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: Chevy Bearbottom Clothing: http://bearbottomclothing.com/ Georgia Boot: https://www.georgiaboot.com/ .For more, visit barstool.link/bussinwtbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And when you do, just know we're coming right back at you. Might not play you the next year, but when we play you again, just know we ain't forget. And we can come right back at you. You didn't bring the hardware? I didn't tell me to bring it. Listen, you might have won offensive player at the year,

but that is strike one. Dude, you didn't not tell me to bring no hardware. I thought if I won an office player of the year, I would probably just be walking around with it. Yeah, you had it literally last, wait, when was it? A couple nights ago. I still have it, but you didn't tell me to bring it.

Well, yeah, obviously once you have it, you have it. No, I'm saying it was literally on you like last night. Like he just got in. Was it last night? Or two nights ago? Saturday night. Hey, go and put that mic up to you. Listen, yeah, we need it.

I brought it too out because I had them. I said somebody to bring you, man. I am excited to see you. Oh, yeah. God. Derek Henry's here, ladies, gentlemen. You just get one of these. Brought to you by Barstil Sports.

Oh, yeah. Best rushing season of anybody ever. You don't need to do. You do whatever you want. All right. You might need to take this change out, though, because it messes with the mic, and it actually has like a static thing.

So you might take them off. Is that real? Cat damn, Will. I had to you. I know you lie. I'm gullible. I have a problem. I have a serious problem.

You all right? Yeah. All right, guys. A little shaking. Let's lock in. Lock in. Locking. Oh, I'm going.

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I've missed the hell out of you. It's been a while. I miss you guys too, man. I miss you guys too. We had a nice argument this morning. A very nice argument. Oh, what would you?

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By the merch. Subscribe. 85 stars. Derek Henry. Rushing leader. Fucking hardware extraordinary is on our bus today. It's an absolute, absolute beauty. Fashion icon.

Fashion icon. Only guy in the world to put a highlighter, yellow suit on and it looks amazing. I dug a suit? Yeah. I liked it. Yeah. I thought it was fire.

Well, is that your favorite suit you've ever worn or have you worn another suit that you're like, all right, this is better? I don't know. I've had some pretty good ones, but that was just different just because I haven't seen nobody wear that color and, you know, make it all

because I had from the shoes. The whole thing matched. Shout out to Alba legacy, no free shout-outs. No free shout-outs, but... She's the one did it for me. She made it all happen. It kind of felt like a Nike drop-fit suit. Really?

Because it was Florida, so she didn't want me to be hot, but it was. So do you have a stylist or you pick a lot of your stuff out? Is it your vision? Does it start with you or you kind of just let them do their thing? Well,

it's kind of like so-and-so like she sends me ideas that she has and then, you know, we just go back and forth on if I like them and I just want to make some changes. But sometimes I come up, sometimes I come up with ideas and sometimes you come up with ideas,

but it always works. That's actually a little bit of a ton on that one. So I was already. You're super into fashion. Like, I mean, it'll be it'll be week 17 Wednesday morning we have an 8 a.m. meeting and you'll walk in and you'll be head to toe dressed up. It's pretty impressive. Smelling good.

Three outfits. Yeah. Jim shorts, t-shirt, hoodies, sweatpants. He came in one time he had like the, I call, they look like SpongeBob Air Force ones or something like that. Like the furry like yellow ones and then you had a full like not a yellow suit, but like a yellow like jumpsuit. Yeah.

Smelling, he's always smelling good. No pause. Yeah. But he just always comes. and it's like early in the morning. He always smells good and he always comes. Yeah. How early do you wake up to prep for the day and pick out your fit?

Do you figure out that at night? People always ask me if I pick out my stuff at night. I really just wake up and I go in my closet and I'd be like, just look and see what, you know. You can take a few minutes? What I want to wear. Then I make a decision. Do you go from there?

Do you ever put something on, check it out and like just during a weekday and be like, this ain't it, this ain't it? and then go back and take off clothes and be like, I'll wear this like, you know, tomorrow or something. 100%. I'll definitely. I love that. I love that.

In the morning time, I'm like, no. When the season first started, Derek, like, walked, any of the power walks up to me. Yeah. And he hands me to me this shoebox. And he just leans in me and goes, don't,

hey, he said, what you say is I, don't say I never did nothing for you. And he kind of, like, walks away. I'm like, all right. And I started to open it up.

Like hot, like, one of those are off whites? No, give him the fear of gods. Fear of gods. Highlighter orange Hot like high cups Aw

Warm that day I gave him to him Haven't seen him on this week since Well I put him that I put him on that day I mean I went to meeting He wore him at his house For two hours

I've never seen them post So put them on everything They're still They're in my basement right now I stared at them all the time You wore him one time You brought him out You're like Derek got me these

And then you walked around that He walked around the basement I was gonna pick something out We had like a game night thing Yeah Yeah see I Hey I wore him I want to go pick up

Some Coco's ice cream I looked up for the boys, you know. You do. The goat. He's a, I think we're approaching goat status with you. 2,000 yards. 1600, 1650. I have it on the jersey.

You gave me 1645 last year. 1540. 1540. And then. Before we move on, I want to say what I thought your favorite suit, my favorite suit was that you wore. I think I know. What is I know?

It was. Because I going out of my way a couple times and come up. Yeah. I know. Yeah. Hey, man. This shit is fine. It's the one that you put BDE on Twitter.

The all snakes skin. All snakes skin. Like head to toe. Hey, he had the mask. He had the, he had the shoes, like everything, bro. Can I be honest?

I was kind of upset. I wish I would have saved that one. I might have wore that one for the award. The award. Yes. That one is fire. That was your favorite. That was one of my favorite.

That was on my top. But the, the, I would, y'all want to call it highlighter. But it worked out. I thought it looked good. It looked killer, dude.

I didn't know how I was going to look on, you know, television and, like, in the pictures, but it actually looked good. When I put it on, I was like, Alex moving at a snail's pace on this thing. No, speed train is on, so I was straight. Yeah, you're always red carpet ready. Always, dude. Right now, you literally go to the red carpet with that outfit on. So y'all can't tell me when y'all pick out stuff, y'all be like, man.

Like, y'all, I mean, you don't just put on stuff like, okay, these pants, let me get a suit jacket, then get a, then get a dress shirt to wear. You try to line it up. So when, you know what I'm saying? When you put it on and you get out in front of everybody, you want to look. I mean, I've done a couple times, like the peekie blinders suit. Like, there's a couple times. But sometimes I'm just like, man, I don't have shit.

I don't have shit. I'll just be. Hey, tell the story about you. That was fire. That was fire. The pictures, the whole, the whole nine. Which one was that? The peeky blinder one.

Oh, yeah. He looked good in that. What about my review year? Hey, started off really turbulent. That takeoff was tough with the haircut. Yeah. And everything. But when it all came together, it looks on.

The only thing I would change about that is light the damn cigarette next time. You don't inhale it, but don't, hey, just light the cigarette next time. I can't say that's probably one of the top suits, the whole thing this season. Oh, the whole team. Hey, hey, hey, hey, listen, we can't. That's Derek Henry approval. I can say that. Good for you.

I can say the whole setup. Yeah, it does when you kind of get, like, the first three weeks, you kind of got lined up, like, for me. I got like, all right, I'll put this on and that on this. Right. And then like week five or six, I'm like, God, I'm kind of running out of shit. Okay. Yeah, that's how it is with me.

I'm like, man, I just don't have shit. Yeah. This is where it goes higher. Their haircut. Was that plan for that or was that not, was that set up for? Yes, that haircut was set up for the peekie blinders fit. Oh, my God. The tough part of that, here's what happened.

Christmas was on Thursday. Yeah. So the barbershop was closed on Thursday and Friday or whatever for the weekend. So I knew we were going on Saturday. So I was like, I'm going to have to get this cut on Wednesday. And I'm going to have to weather a little bit of a storm. I didn't know the storm would become what it was. I was going to have to weather a little bit of adversity going in the locker room with this haircut on.

But if guys have seen peekie blinders, you know, they'll understand. Not a lot of people understood right when I walked in. Malcolm's like, you look like you're about to shoot up a school. Like, I was getting all kinds of jokes. It was hilarious. But yeah, like, yeah, that was playing for the peekie blinders suit. You got that on Tuesday or Wednesday? It was, yeah, I think it was Wednesday.

Wednesday. Wednesday. Yeah, because we... Go back to it. The barber did fuck up, though. Because it's not clean all the way across. So if you look at the right side, obviously you see that line to where it looks like

somebody placed a little bowl on it. No, I'm talking about that right side. Yeah, that's got like a little rainbow arc to the plateau. He cut it. I would have liked him to have went a little higher just because... You wanted to be higher. Because you see on Arthur Shelby's it goes all the way up to where his corner is.

I'm not going to lie. When I seen that, I was concerned. I was definitely concerned. I wasn't going to say anything but once it hit social media and sports center and all that. I was like, okay, this has to be a joke because when I first seen it,

I was like, oh, no. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Everyone was like, everyone's got that simple job. Yeah, he texted me and goes, hey, did you mean to do that? Or was that? And we were just laughing about it. But he cut my hair.

He did the whole razor thing. He cut it. He turned me around. I looked at it. And I started laughing like this. And I was like, it looks ridiculous. I was like, but I want to keep this. I want to keep this.

He's like, you do not, do you want me to blend it? I can blend it. I go, I want to keep it right here. This is it. And then we got it from the chair. And then when no one knew what Peeky Blinders was the next morning, like whoever I was seeing that morning. I was like, shit.

Oh, I see. I see. Well, and Roger, if you guys came in that watch Peaky Blinders, they were like, hell yeah. This is awesome. I was like, hey, I was like, boy, see? This is real. This is real.

But everyone was obviously clowning me for a while. You were half like two days straight. when I got the Beguinblinder hat for Christmas, I wore that in. But just to kind of continue to start to paint the vision. The thing is, the haircut you have right now looks fine. Yeah, this is my regular.

This is my normal thing. You would take that hat off and remember, all right. Okay. Yeah. But then if you just put the hat, like you put the hat on that, what's the point of you even having the haircut?

Why don't you just wear the hat with that haircut? And then you would save yourself. For sure. But I wanted to be fully committed. You know what I'm saying? I watched the show. I love the show. You just start that on the Wednesday.

True, true, true, true. You just start that on the Wednesday, you were definitely full of committed. Because I was worried until Saturday at what was it? Maybe 2 p.m. when we got on the bus and I seen the post, I was okay, this is thing. Because at first I was like, there's no way. Where did you do that person out? There's no way you felt the back of your head and looked at your bar.

I was nervous. I was like, this is what I wanted. But now that the whole thing came out, I was like, okay, we're good. Yeah, the barber was very concerned that I wasn't going to come back in. He was like, you know, can you come in? Oh, he was going to. He was like, he said everybody, everybody here was just talking about, hey, you're, you're giving our barbershop a bad name. Oh, really?

And I was like, the next time I went in, I was like, guys, listen, I told him this was fine. I wanted to do that. It's literally all good. Go to the PE blinder post. Yeah, the POBee Blinder post. But yeah, when I felt the back of my head, I was concerned. This is outside of the house when I dropped off their Christmas gift and paid him. and you're like hey here's your Christmas gift

here's your money not good outside I'd take these pictures I said we got to get these photos because on our way games Donald's not there to take photos exactly why aren't you there in the away games because the COVID stuff so when he wasn't there I was like I was like I cannot let this haircut I cannot let this all happen and not get the shots of what I was trying to do and that's how I felt about the

the snakes snakes skin suit I was like there is no way impossible I didn't put this on and there we don't get all the And the only, the only, the only, whatever promotion I get is Will tweeting about it. And there's no, there is no, like an iPhone photo. Proof. Yeah. It's like an iPhone selfie photo. Hey, look at Derek's fit.

That's it. I'm like, where is Donald at? I know, Donald, because he'd be like, hey, I'm in, you know, this part of the stadium when you walk in. By the time you're going to the stadium, I'm like, it's out of the mode of, like, the fit. You know what I mean? I'm more a get up. I'm more of like, yeah, like, let's get away with the nun button top. It made me feel better.

It was like, maybe, I mean, I didn't get. picture, but we'll, will appreciate it. If you didn't get a lot of pictures, you should have just worn it again. You can't do that. I took, I got my picture. Because you know,

it's also different going to the stadium. You're like, I'm not going to go fully zooted in a suit, walking to a home game because, you know, we're more casual, right? Yeah, you go.

I always run the neelia. Yeah, you probably, you probably always ready. He goes all out for every game. That's when I ran out and I was like, all right, let me get,

let me get some Air Monarchs with that starter jacket. That's when I did that next one. What do you, when you go and do you all your fit, do you like start right now? Like what are you doing for next year? Do you wear the same suit twice ever? Like how does your process go?

Because you're just the nine's every single game. What do you do with all that stuff? Yeah, well, I usually wait like a month like before the season. And then like she sends me like a list of stuff of ideas that she has. And then I just,

you know, I pick them out. And then I give her some of my ideas and she puts it together. And then like sometimes like, like they say like during the playoffs, like playoffs last year. Yeah.

I was literally like, was looking up stuff, and I could send her the idea that week and she could have it done. Like the Bigsburg Co thing that you had? The whole thing fitted for you. She is the most efficient that I didn't work with. Shout out Johanna.

Iba Legacy. No free shout-outs. Hey, she's there. There you go. Let's go. She needs one. Yeah. I mean, like,

even the one I wore the Patriots game for my birthday, it was like kind of like, had that kind of like fluorescent color, fluorescent color. fluorescent? It was like purple, but it was like, had that little like... Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I tell you. Yeah, I was trying to mess with my, um, my, uh,

my forces I had, Air Force ones, because it had like a little fluorescent light on him, but it was still fire, but... What do you do with them when it's done? She literally sent me, I was like, I was like, you have to find something that can match just, like, close, even something that gets close. And she, like, found, like, this little quilt.

I don't know if it was like a sheet or what it was and put it all, it made into a suit. So that wouldn't even like, she just made that into a suit. Damn. How the hell does she do that? That's wild. Because you go get a suit done anywhere and they're like, hey, it's going to be like, what?

Exactly. The place like we go in Nashville, it's like five, six weeks at least. Yeah. And that's like if they're pushing. Then you got to go in and try it on. And there's always an alteration. Yeah, there's always an alteration to be done. And you get it that, you can get it that same week.

Well, like, she, I met her during the drive. And then she does all the measurements, get chenetic, the whole nine. And then, like, from there, if, like, say, I can't. some weight or, you know, the fitness thing, she'll send somebody down to measure and do all this type of stuff. But every suit that I wear,

she just sends it. Yeah. When you go through the draft, like there's Alba, there's Alba, there's Elevate. Is that it? Elevay. Yeah, Elevate.

Elevate. There's a couple others that always do it. I've done Elevay and I've done Alba. But every time I get the suit, it's like, you know, I'm going to a court date. You know what I'm saying? Like sometimes they seem,

no, I mean, this is eight years ago now. And like, they did quick measurements and they sent me something. and it was like a little, I mean, they went and took it back and it looked great after. But I wasn't into fashion. Like, I didn't know anything about fashion. I'm kind of getting away from suits anyway.

You know what I'm saying? But they had like a... Yeah, you don't really wear like many suits. I mean, I got suits. I just, yeah. I take it really serious at the beginning of the year. And then half a year, I'm like, enough. Right, the excitement at the beginning.

It's the slow decline. But if you get it all done in the beginning of the year to where you're lined up for 16 weeks, then you're good. Then you don't have to worry about, oh, I got it. What am I going to wear this week? because literally Wednesday comes around for me and I'm like, it's Wednesday night and I'm about to go about my God, I've got to figure out what I'm going to wear

for this plane ride because there's certain criteria you have to have a colored shirt. I don't own a colored shirt. I still got something. I haven't even more yet. What do you do with them when you wear them? I had one set up for an away playoff game. I was going to be fired, but I'll save it for next year.

What do you do with them when they're done? And when you wear the suit, like what's up with the zinc skin suit now? Is it for sale? Did you have a mask to go with it too? except for sale Can I get it? I had a mask to go with it too But I still have some of the suits

I'm trying to figure out what I want to do with them Should I save them? Should I donate them? So you're not going to re-wear them? No Oh, that way that is a massive flex Not I mean why That's BDE

I didn't have pictures I didn't get everything I wanted in them I don't need to like wear them again I'll tell down I'm I still have some I'm going to have some of the same clothes I'm putting these pants five days in a row I mean, God. I mean, I do have stuff that I do wear more than once.

But far as a, far as like a suit, I don't only like have places where I'm just going to keep wearing a suit. Yeah. So that's why I always get like a lineup for the season just so, you know, I have them. But I don't just like have places to go to wear a suit. Like do you think you are, you're at top of the league when it comes to dressing and fashion? I will think, yes, I will put myself in that conversation. Who do you keep your eye on out there? who you keep your eye on,

who do you kind of respect and appreciate their style, their fashion, that kind of person that you're always kind of like, let's see what they're up to. I don't know. That's hard.

There's a lot of guys that can, they got some drip. That'd be, but who's somebody? I know there's got to be somebody. Frankie. Frank Clark and dress, yeah.

Yeah. Whenever you, you know, the checkdown on Instagram, no free shoutouts. Yeah. The checkdown always does like the top fits of the week.

Topest of the week. If y'all, if y'all can pull up some guys, y'all think that'd be dripped out. I can tell you if they are not. That's clean. Who's that?

That's Michael Harmon. That's killing. He was clean. Is that yesterday? Yeah, he was clean. That's sweet. He was clean. Derek got quiet.

He didn't say a word about that. Next. Work for him. Go back. Go back. That's terrible. That was awful. It looks like one of those,

when you go to a carnival and all the guys are wearing curly mustaches and they're singing Acapello together and they have the hats The barbershop. If he felt clean, that's all that matter. See, and I don't feel like you're being honest with me now. I'm being as honest as I can. I respect it.

Who's that? Another one. Is that JPP? No, that's, I don't know how to say. Tano, Capesignan. I don't know how to brown set. One, two, three, four. No, that's not JPP.

I didn't know. He counted his fingers. That's not so. Real quick, JPP. when we, when Tampa came to practice against us, JPP put the most filthy move on me in practice in one of ones. Like, I went to punch.

He like swiped and then I went to come back and then he like, use my momentum to like throw me. And he got us like, it was a sack on one on ones. And he turned around and looked at me and goes, and I did that with three fingers, motherfucker. I was like,

yeah, what a savage. Because that was part of my braided out with this. Yeah. I was like, oh my God. What a flex. People forget.

JPP got a motor now. He can go. He can go. go. He can go. He's always when that dark visors. Who's that? Like, Kelsey? That's Kelsey, yeah. Kelsey. Kelsey's always, he's always good stuff. He's a sword he wore last year. Yeah, he'd be sweet. Yeah. That's stuff sweet to me. He's, he's one of them. I always think about, oh, yep. Oh, yeah, this guy is in the league of his own. In a league of his own. Swagoo. Swagoo.

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And then I go put it on. I'm like, well, in five years it won't fit or 10 years won't fit, whatever. Derek doesn't think that way. No. He's at what kind of way tomorrow? You think you'll get bigger or smaller when you're done playing? I want to actually be bigger probably like $255, 260. You want when you're done playing?

Yeah. Why is that? I don't know. I just, I don't know. I know I'm a lift and, of course, I like to eat, so I feel like. You think you get, like, is there a chance? I'm not doing fat. I still do cardio or something like that, but it's not like in the season when we,

constantly going that you'd be so busy but yeah when I'm done and when it all slows down think I'll be about too are you going to be like a fitness like a fitness dude like a not sort of like a fitness dude but I'll lift and do all the things that you know I did during the season without the practice yeah so 255 260 and I think you know during the season sometimes we drop weight because there's so much going on but you know you're not playing no more yeah do whatever you want I'm about to be 255 260 also that's no that's the way I'm going for bro I'm telling you absolutely do not.

Dude, I lose weight so fast. That's no way. I'm not going to stay at 300. That's the same thing with me. I feel like you look at something the wrong way. You gain five pounds of muscle. Like you just, you just do shit differently.

Like you went in a, you like Delaney. Remember Delaney Walker? I'm not like Delaney. Delaney is he swole and he has big legs. I'm all long legs. People always ask me like, like, how can you do all this lifting

and your legs are so small? I'm like, bro. I've. Get that all the time. I had this question with the man of stairs all my life. Like, just laying bed. I'm trying to lift as hard as I can to give it.

It just don't happen. I guess I just got long legs. How do you find those shorts that fit your legs and stuff like that? Like, where do you find those? What do you mean like, what shorts? Like the ones that like grab your legs and stuff. Like I've never like came across those. Like if I was going shopping, I'd be like, oh, those are it.

Those are going to fit right. Like, do I buy mediums and they just, you just buy it size down? Well, I'm not getting rid of my secrets, bro. Okay. All right. No first shot. He does, um, there it does where. the tightest clothing.

That's what I'm saying. It's like when you see that, is it like a certain, you just size down and you know it's going to grab your legs nice? Or is it? Grab your legs nice? Yeah.

Because I size down. It grabs the, it grabs the waistline a little more. Yeah, what the fuck is that? A little muffin top falls off a little bit. I ain't doing this. A little mellow mushroom.

Yeah. It starts peeking. It ain't tight. It ain't right. Come on now. It ain't tight. It ain't right. God damn.

Let's talk about the 2000 yards. We need to be human. Let's talk about the 2,000 yards. What are we, What were you saying about the year before? Well, he was, okay, so we had a conversation with Dennis Kelly a couple weeks ago, and I was saying you should be the MVP, and here's why. Dennis brought this up as well.

Like, Dennis brought up a good point. Aaron Rogers and Pat Mahomes and Josh Allen had great years. No one's arguing that they had great years. But they didn't do anything historic. Like the year Patrick won, it was, what, 50 touchdowns. He threw 50 touchdowns like the first time that happened or one of the first times that happened. Aaron Rogers played really well, but they like statistically had great years, but it wasn't like historic.

The new standard of quarterback. The new standard of quarterback was what we alluded to. What you're doing now is historic. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And especially who's the last person to go back to back rushing titles? Ledia Thompson. LT.

And what did he win the second year he went back to back? He won the MVP, right? And did he get as many yards as Derek? I don't think he did. But I think, I think, what the thing was that the year he had all those touchdown? I was going to say, I think he had like 28 touchdowns. But I think the knock on me was as far as MEP was, which I need to get better.

And I know that, you know, I need to improve on it. It's probably the, if I had the receiving yards probably to go with it, just because it's a passing league now. And if I'm rushing and then I have the receiving to go with it and I probably put me higher in the conversation to, you know, even come close to, you know, possibly get an award or, you know, the runner-up. How many receiving yards do you think you need?

How many, how many catches, many yards? I would have a part of me probably like 500. Because you got to think Chris Johnson ran for 200 yards, I mean 2,000 yards, have 500 yards receiving. He still didn't get it. So if I, you know, I would have

2,027 and I'm like 100 yards receiving, I would have I would have needed to have. You think if you go for 2000 again? You go to 2000 again, there's no chance. I'll go to 2000 again. I don't win it. That is disrespect. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Were you surprised that you didn't get like one vote toward the MVP? I was a little surprise, you know, just because it's only been eight people that have done it. Right. You know? And you're the fifth best. I had the fifth most in NFL history. Like, this acknowledged me a little bit.

You know, don't have like, I ain't. Yeah. There's not that one guy that's like, well, you should give him the nod. I thought it was like, if you really looked at everything, what is the most historic for the value of the season, I think yours is you should have won the MVP. I got confused when I was watching it and you won offensive player of the year. If you went off to play the year, do you get taken out of the MVP? But look, but, and.

Because all the boys are, all the boys are really playing that in. I thought, but I'm not going to be in trouble for this. You know, it is what it is, but they don't realize there's some games. I didn't play the full game. Like, I was taken out. There was multiple games. There was games. I didn't even play.

Yeah. Right. It's a lot of, something that I could have went crazy. And in the Houston game, I could have, I feel like I could have had a better game. Those former was kind of killed it. So, kill the momentum. And then we were going back.

and forth and it came down to the wire. So, but if everything, like, you know, because we were winning those games, so, you know, lately, so I probably. And literally everyone knows we're running the ball. And if you think about, like, the games, there was games, there was a weird year for you guys because you'd play two games, you blew dudes out by three touchdowns. So you're obviously not going to play in the fourth quarter. But there was also the next game after that, you'd get blown out by Cleveland.

It's like you would crush dudes or get crushed. Like, it was a weird up and down. But either one of those, you're out, right? Like the second half of the Cleveland game, how many snaps you have like three or four? I think I had like, yeah, I didn't have many because only had like 15 carries. Right.

Something crazy small. And we were down like, like 38, like 38, when you guys were playing in Houston for the AFC South championship, I was literally when you were scoring, I'm like calling Bobo and I'm like, we need Houston to scoring it. We need Houston keep it closer.

Derek stays in the game. because we and Bobar are like, we need 243. That was the number you needed, right, for that game? 223. 223. And here's the crazy shit. Here's the reason why you should have won the MVP is because if you go into the 17th game of the year,

or the 16th game of the year, week 17, and people go, he needs 223. Every other running back, he's like, well, it's not going to fucking happen. There's no way. And then you fucking, but with you, everyone's like, well, yeah, it's a possibility. I mean, you had all different types of thoughts going into the A game. Some guys are like, man, it's going to be tough.

I don't know. Yeah. Like all he could do it. And we're counting after the first quarter, it's like 62 yards. And I'm like, fuck, if he keeps it so he could do it. Right. And he's over 100 after the half. And, like, if he just keeps pace, like, and then it was thinking, like, as long as the Titans don't get too far ahead of Houston,

like the game couldn't have played out any more perfect for you to get 2,000 yards. Yeah. But the thing about it is, I mean, we all know it's a quarterback driven league. Yeah. And it's like, yeah, I was balling. And you could have argued me, but at the same time, I ain't going to take away from the guys that were also in the race, like who won in Aaron Rogers,

51 touchdowns, 48. Yeah, I mean, he was a touchdowns. An incredible year. He was the most, like what efficient season by a quarterback in history?

I mean, you can't ignore that. Patrick Mahomes is Patrick Mahomes. We know that. Josh Allen had a great year too. So it was like, I mean, I can see where, you know,

I mean, I feel like it's just like the quarterback award. But I was glad to be able to take home something like, Don't just ignore me. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Don't let me not take home something. At least I took them on the offensive. I mean, that's something. Because what got me is like you were offensive player the year, but you weren't a nominee at all or a vote at all in the MVP stuff. So it's like if those other two guys got a couple MVP nods, like, why weren't they in the running or like getting the offensive player? That's what I'm doing.

If they're seen as number two in the MVP, why aren't they the number one for offensive? Like if he won offensive, he should have probably been like number two, the MVP. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. I don't understand the vote. I don't know the Hizman. Right.

If you win the offensive player of the year or whatever, what's the, there's like a Hysman. It's the, uh, and there's another one that's like, oh. It's like, oh. A. A. P. A player of the year or something. Something like that. Well, there's also like the best quarterback of college or whatever award.

And that whoever gets that award usually doesn't win the Heisman. It's like the consolation prize. So is that, is that the, is that how that works? Maybe. I have no clue. Like I said, the, the, the, the argument to lay your head on is. is no one else has done the had a historic season they all had amazing I was arguing another another position though who had an historic year was Travis Kelsey as well

like as far as what he did for tight ends yeah he kind of broke your age fifth year in a row of a thousand yards season that's the record you're talking about I think it was like most yards for a tight end tight end ever he broke he broke the record for I just argue we can go on and on for office player the year MVP I'm just happy I was able to take home something but I want to say something to Taylor when I see you the locker room, like, it had to be like the first, maybe the first day of training camp, what did you say to me when I walked up to you? What do you say?

21-06. Yeah. That's all we, that's all I care about. It's 2106 the record. I think 2105's a record. And so 2106 would beat the record. Hey, A. But it was just crazy to speak, you know, that 2000 actually happened into existence.

What were you thinking is in there? And literally like every year, the beginning of the year, like me, Derek, Ben, like a couple of the guys like we sit around have our like a little bonfire talk basically we'll sit in the corner of the locker room the old line isn't it's like we just daydream we dare do daydream about Derek's season yeah right because we want to keep tana hill healthy but he's gonna sling it but it's like like derricks your stats are those guys as stats as well like they're so like to be a two thousand are like you know how sick would be if he got two thousand was like

well if he gets 2000 what's the record now we're google in the record yeah it's 2105 had it like do you think he can do like well fuck he got 1600 last year and I think even the games I did play the first five games, we were sitting there and like, we're like, all right, well, he got only 48 last year. He got over 100 of the first game. Like, we're keeping count the whole way up. Like, he's got an average 143 to make it to 21.

Like, that's like literally it was on the old lines mind. And I think about it was, when he came out of me he said 21-06, you know, I was playing along with him back on my head. I'm like, ain't no way in hell. I'm getting close to the 2000. For real? I was like, ain't no way to know.

What were you thinking going into that last game thinking you needed 223 where you're like, we're like, man, this 2000 is probably out of reach or where you're like, we can get this. Like the thought of it was like cool as hell. But I'm like, I'm 223 yards away from 2,000 yards. We played them early in the year and I ran for 215 yards with 212 yards. Like, two times.

I was like, ain't no way in hell they're going to let me do this again. So I'm like, if it happens, it happens. What's for you going to be for you? but I ain't pressing it. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to play my game. Because I feel like you think about it so much. You're going to be trying to do.

Right, right. Anything you can to try to do too much. So I was like, if it happens, it happened. But when we got in the game, when we got rolling, I was like, oh-oh. He said, when did you know you had a shot after the first quarter? It was after I had broke off. I think I had like, I scored. Then I had another long run where I thought I scored, but they called me out of bounce.

Then I had a 40, like a 40-yard run. run where I broke like a couple tackles struck out down the visiting sideline yeah yeah then I hit the safety out of bounds I think like the lineback attack on me and I was like oh oh hey the only one tackling you that game was that guy that dude is a savage anybody I don't fumble I know and to come to find out what so funny I was talking to I forgot who I was talking to the interview because I was doing media with oh spice no free shoutouts but I saw that oh spice yeah but um they were saying that Eric Dickinson, he got nervous because he thought that I was going to break it. And all I can think about is if I get that run and keep that same momentum going, like...

The run where the back fist came? Because I was... I know. If he don't hit that ball, like, how close do I get to that record? But it is what it is. That's got to telling me you ain't there yet. Let's keep working. So I'm motivated.

That play, though, was unbelievable by Cunningham. It was all luck, 100% all. Like, he, I think Roger hit him. right. Roger hit him? No, I think it was it was Brewer. Brewer had him like

blocked him but you got the hat on him. He came back and went around and hit it. All I could do when I just looked at him. I was like, you mother.

Because of two tackles before that, Zach had tackled him both times. He like shed a good block on a quiz. And then the next one, he hits the shit out of Saffold.

And I was like, yeah, I was like, you know, he's out there balling, I don't know how he don't get

no more recognition. shit than he does. He was like the leading tackler, I think, this year. He's one of them. The record's got to be good to have that kind of recognition. Yeah, he's a good player. I was surprised. He just ignore things he'd be doing. He's the truth. Cunningham's a good, he's a really good football player because he's fast as shit. So you're like, oh,

I got to get over the top on him. And then if you kind of get on top, he dips inside really well. And he don't care. And then once you're like, I'm not going to get me, then there's that fucking boom on you. He don't care. He is. Because Ray would be like Block 41. Yeah. It's like, why does he talk about 41 so much? And then I was

I was watching that game. I was like, hey, he got him. He's a nice out there. He is legit. We ran an outside zone, I think, last year at home. And I have my eyes. I'm like, oh, I'm going to spring this thing. Because I had a good block being in a tight end going up to the linebacker.

And he just went inside, hit Derek so damn hard. And Derek, the most insulting thing you always say, but it's always funny to hell later. It's like, he always goes, what happened on that? Yeah, what happened on that? And you're like, God, man. Listen. I missed the block. He's like,

you just missed the block? Yeah. Did you not? Could you not blogging? Hey, it's funny. And, oh, remember Carolina last year?

Sometimes you just need to know. So I was, I swear. Without saying, Hey, how you, tell what happened on that? You know,

Derek gets in games? Like, hey, what happened? It's big. What happened on that? Oh, you couldn't,

you missed it? You missed it? You missed it? Like, all right, like, all right, man.

And then we go two or three plays him. Take it house. We were playing Carolina. Derek and I, we sat in the plane. This is 2019, so you weren't there.

We sat in the plane together. Sorry, buddy. Yeah. We were playing Carolina and Luke Keekly was like off the edge. We ran like they, the end went inside and Keechley came out. So I went to Kikley and I took him out. Derek broke like a 15 yarder and but they called me for holding. Ooh.

I get on the plane and I go to like scoot past Derek. Derek won't get his legs out of the way. For me and I'm like, hey, can I just, he goes, I'm mad at you. I'm like, for what, man? I'm like, going to sit in my chair. He goes, he looks at me and he goes, you owe me some yards. And he turned like this and he talked to the other guy

I'm like in the corner of the back of the plane by myself, the rest of the whole of those flights. You're just watching your film over and over. Every time I had a good blocker, I was like, got you, I got your yards back. We're good now. We called it, you know? But that's what you want that.

We talk about all the time like guys like AJ, guys like you, the guys that want the ball. Don't, then don't act like I'm the only one that. No, no, no. There's been times where he's confident that there was a hole that he was like, hey, what did you see there? I was like, I know I missed it. I get, man.

I know I missed it. But, I mean, that's how, I mean, that's just goes both ways with the fellas, man. In the, in the, in the, in the freaking trenches. Yeah, if Taylor makes a blog, like, hey, hey, did you not see that hole? Did you not see that hole in? Have that much of high expectation for each other. Yeah. That's right.

Right. There's definitely. There's definitely. But like I said, like, AJ. is a dude's like if you just do the ball to AJ every single play of the game, even if he was double covered, he'd be so happy. Oh, yeah. And if you saw,

it was, it could be looked at as selfish, but it's really not. It's like you just want the opportunity to do that. And that's what you do as well. Like when you get into games, Derek will joke the whole entire week. And then Sunday comes and you like try to joke with him and he's like,

won't even talk to you. Yeah. And God forbid like something like Cleveland happens when he had a fumble. I looked at tail and I was like, because I'm obviously not playing. I was like, he's not going to talk to anybody the rest of the week. Like that whole next thing, and you just get mad.

After we won the AFC South, he, like, did a little speech in the, in the locker match where he was saying, sorry for the fumble and stuff like that. And he's going to get it right. And I'm just standing there like, yeah, yes. All right. Hey, we just won, man. Like, it's all good. 2,000 yards too.

Yeah. Like, what do you talking about? You got 2,000 yards over 200 yards. And, I mean, I get it. But it's like, all right. All right, Derek. Like, honestly, like, as, and I'm sure, all running back, feel me. if you fumble the ball,

that's, I probably, that's like the one of the worst feelings ever in the world. Like, it's like, I don't know, it's just like the worst feeling.

You should feel like you're letting everybody down. Like, you can have, like, that game I went for like two, well, I think it was like two, 50 something.

I wouldn't even like, oh yeah, all you thought about was that if I mean, it speaks to you and your competitor and it's like, everything came to enjoy it. I was like,

then when I got home that night the next day, the whole week, I'm like, hang, I got fombo. That's, I keep telling.

Hey, my girl, she was like, what's wrong, girl was like, what's wrong with you? Like, I fumbled, like, let it go. I was like,

I can't. It's just, this is how I am. Yeah, no, I mean, it's why you're as good as you are. Yeah, and you don't really fumble.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. You really don't fumble. I was a hard enough. There we go. Yeah, do you think, like in the beginning of the year

when you watch your season, like everyone talks about you in December, how many yards you have in December, whatever, four, or whatever, like the month of December. Yeah.

What's so different to you about December than it is in September? Honestly, I don't know. I really don't know. But I wish, I mean, I don't want it to start that way. I wish it happens from September to December. But that's how it's going to go. I mean, it's been working. If your September was like your December and it went all like that,

I'm talking about 3,000 yards. Yeah. You're talking about something crazy. Exactly. But if that's how it's going to go and how it's been going, I'm all with it. But I'm not sure. I don't know. I just feel like, like, even earlier this year when, you know, we weren't having the success that we thought we were going to have.

But, I mean, we, it wasn't bad, but it wasn't to a start out five and out. To what we thought that, you know, the way it was going to go. But, I mean, we still were getting yards. We still were, you know, I don't know. You know, you can just feel when we is getting that rhythm, we start rolling. Oh, yeah. It's kind of, it's like, it's crazy. A lot easier.

When you're trying to, like, press so hard. Yeah. The minute we all kind of relaxed a little bit, everything is like, oh, okay, that's what stuff starts taking off. Here it goes. Yeah. And it's like, everybody can feel, I don't know. Everyone's just clicking. Yeah.

It's a different deal. I've never been a part of anything like that. Like, you're talking about 19 when you guys went on the, the running. 19, like, all of it. Like, I wasn't really around for 20, but. But still, though, I mean, you can feel like, you know it. Like, when we get rolling, it's like, oh, yeah. Yeah.

You go to that Baltimore week in the wildcard game. You're like, oh, yeah. Like, we got this. Yeah. But you do that. It's not like a. oh, we're too comfortable. It's like, there's a confidence like, oh, we're going to go and we're going to play fucking hard.

Yeah, like you're figuring out your identity. Like, we're living into our identity. That's crazy. What did you think about that? Can you compare that to Alabama? What was that like? Like, is that the same feeling in a college locker room as it is where you guys are here in Tennessee? Like getting rolling, like knowing you're going to win and roll and stuff?

I don't know. It's just, it's different because, like, at Bama, no offense to your school, your school. Oh, hang on. We just knew, we just knew that we were going to say their names. We just knew that we were going to dominate everybody we played every week, no matter, no matter who we played. Because by the way we practiced, we actually practiced harder than the game. So the game was just so much easier when we, when it was time to play.

But we just knew, like, it was like no doubt in our mind when we lined up. Do you see Savings, the recruiting pitch, that Zoom call? He was on. Did you see it? I saw it. he's sitting there talking like, you know, you go against, you know, your own teammates and you know you're playing against somebody better than who you're going to face out there throughout the year. Yeah, I mean, he goes. They just had the greatest, quote of a greatest recruiting class in the history.

And saving goes, he also goes, and for any of those teams who are telling you, you know, you should come to our place because you can get on the field quicker and stuff like that. Those teams are already telling you that we're better than them. I was like, isn't that wild, dude? And another thing about people that play at Alabama, like you go to Michigan, there's guys that have had up and down experiences. I had a downer experience. Other guys had up experiences.

There's guys at Nebraska, I'm sure, the same way up and down things. But every dude at Alabama, like you'll go, we'll go in to the cafeteria and Rishon Evans and Derek are like yelling, you'd lost to Alabama.

You lost just yelling at you to the cafeteria. It's like everyone is obsessed with Alabama who went to Alabama. Yeah. But the thing about it is, everybody who didn't go Alabama, always talks trash to us about Alabama. Because we want Alabama to lose.

Even my running back coach. We want Alabama to fail. What do you mean? Exactly. My runnerback coach, you're with the Giants. And he was like, it's crazy how much people just, you know, just want to talk about Alabama and trash Alabama. But it's all in fun of game.

We want to fail. We love it, though. We love having arguments. I know. I know. We love going back and forth about Bamma. But back to that question, I don't know. And like in college, I don't know.

We just, like I said, we just. We knew we were going to dominate, and that was our whole... Yeah, that's the answer. That was our whole focus. No disrespect. But in the league, with y'all, I don't know. It's just like, I don't know, the chemistry I got with y'all, it's just, it's like, it's so different. Like, we hold each other accountable.

We have high expectations. You know, I don't know. And then, like, when we get in that flow, it's like, I don't know, it just, I don't know, it just... And it's just different. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Like, the chemistry we all got. You know what I'm saying?

Like, we're cool as shit in the world. Like, we're just like, we're just cool as shit in the world. take it to heart. Like, you know what I'm saying? It's like a college vibe in the NFL because you're like, your boys with everybody. Right.

And when you really want, I really want Roger to go to the Proble. I really want Derek to get the record. Like, they want all, you know what it is? You know what it is? I love how you guys are talking to me like I was on.

Well, but you're on defense. No, I know, I know. I know. I'm just joking. You can understand.

You know, man, when we all get together. You know, you know what it is? It's like, they know us. they watch film they know what's coming

and you still can't stop it and when you do just know we're coming right back at you might not play you the next year but when we play you again just know we ain't forget

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Matt Judon. Hey, I'm glad we brought this up. I'm glad it's coming up too. Matthew Judon was on CBS Sports. Doesn't matter. No, for shoutouts. I think I saw that. And he had this three or three minute and 45 minute,

three minute and 45 second video, him talking about how we're sore winners, how we went on the logo. Will and I have talked about this before. Since you've been on the team, what do we do when we go to Williams? We go to the middle of the field. Middle field.

So we've been doing that since I got here. Yeah. We're going to middle of the logo. And we actually did it when we were playing in the playoffs last year. Yeah. And it wasn't no big deal. I don't know if they didn't come out when we actually broke down the middle of logo or. That's the reason.

This year they actually came out probably because there wasn't no fans and stuff like that. But we did it last year and it wasn't no issue. And we do it at every field. It ain't like we disrespect them. That's just how we break it down in the middle of the field. Then we go to our sideline. But here, like they came. They got mad about it.

And then what they, how did you feel when you saw in the field of them like they picked off Tannahill? They go to the 50-R line and they start on it. Sliding on our logo and talking about it. Yeah, what do you think when they did that? I mean, just because, you know, it was kind of like retaliation. So when somebody retaliate, I mean, that's kind of like disrespect, which we weren't being disrespectful, but that's how the media took it. And that's how they ran with it. You know, Coach Brayblin and Hartball had that discussion in the middle of the field, which, you know,

We've been doing that since I got here. But the way they did it, they was trying to be disrespectful. Yeah. And, you know, and, you know, they won, rightfully so. They had a good game plan. They shut me down and they advanced. I like the new little. But the thing about it, I don't, I don't know.

Well, thing about it, I don't never talk trash. Anything that gets handled. It gets handled in the trenches. You know, I might, you know, have a, like, they caught me talking to Earl and the defense. I was going to say. I was going to say anything. That was that in the game, but I'm never going to talk trash.

Whatever it gets handled, it gets handled in the trenches. So, you know, it is what it is. Like I said, they won. They beat us. But in the day, hopefully we can see them again. We can do this again. The more petty, the better. I'm all about the petty.

I love that Judon went on and did this stuff. I love her to be on here. At the end of the video, Judon, well, the guy asked him, well, you're going to be a free agent this year. Let's say the Titans off the movie. Yeah, that's right. That's right. What do you do then?

And Junon goes, well, you know, now I'm on that side of the line. Because it's like, listen, it's all business. It's not like if you were to see some of the, if you see, was a Marcus Peters who did that in Miami or in L.A. Or anywhere outside of football, you're not going to go and be like, hey, motherfucker. Like you did that? Yeah. No, it's like, hey, what's up, dude? Hey, nice.

All right. We see you. And I, on the field. Yeah, but like I said, we, you know, we handle it in the trenches. And what made me bad. That's going to be the headline. And what made me mad about that game? Bears, busts with boys.

It needs to be addressed. Yeah, it needs to be addressed. What made me mad about that game? People talk about the 2000 yard season. Yeah, that was cool. But you're only as good as your last game. My last game, I had 18 carries in 40 yards. And like I said, credit goes to Ravens defense.

They did a great job. They executed. But what made me mad most about that game is they had that planned before they even played us. They had all their stuff planned. Like not shaking hands. Let's go on their low. And we, when we allowed them to do exactly what they wanted to do, like them standing the logo, then after the game, going straight to the locker room, and not even want to shake hands.

I mean, what can you do? I mean, so all that is doing is. Address it next time you play the next year. Yeah, the long game, dude, you got to play the long game. So, you know, next time we play them, we just got to play better. And the trenches. So you're shaking hands next time? My shaking hands next time.

Like they talked about doing that, walking to the locker room, we'll talk about how we want to, how we want to handle it. But either way it goes is all about that petty. We went from one game away from the Super Bowl to being to being knocked out to now like a potential rival. So 2021. Yeah. Let's get it. Yeah. Judon also had a thing he was miced up saying about them putting cry laughy faces on you.

Hey, don't get got. They'll put cry laughing faces. Yeah. Before they put the bills. Yeah. But you know they heard on this podcast. I feel like they did hear it because I want to say Humphreys might have tweeted like, you know, know I don't know how everybody else handles it, but saying something about, like, being a good sport or something like that.

I don't know. Like, that's not the way I would go about it or something. I would assume he might have saw the Jordan Cryface photo. I mean, that was just, like, petty. Yeah, it's just petty. But it's fun. Yeah. That's what people think.

People like see Instagram and Twitter, like how much we say stuff, it doesn't really matter. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like, if we say something, like, it's not a big deal. Yeah. Because it doesn't matter. It doesn't change anything. Right.

Yeah, I know. It makes it more fun. One thing I do say, even though we, you know, we have a little robbery thing, you know, when I see them, when I talk to him like Calais or even Judan, me and Marlon, we play together. You know, it's all, it's all cool. Like, he ain't never like, right, right, right, right. He ain't taken it from the field to, you know, real life. Me and Clayers, we were in Tampa the other day at the little war thing, just talking and having a really conversation. He's a great dude, too.

He's an awesome dude. I saw him at the Pro Bowl and he's like, you know, you play against him when he's at Jacksonville. and he can't understand anything because he's ate glass. His voice is so deep. And he's just screaming at you the whole time. And then you go and meet him. He's like the nicest dude in the world.

Yeah. And I talked to seeing Dobbins. You know, me and Mark, cool. That's my brother. But it's like, I mean, that's how it's supposed to be. You mean, you rival on the field, then you see that it ain't, you know what I'm saying?

We all go through like the same grind and everybody has that same respect for each other. But when on the field, we're trying to hear all that. Yeah, you're trying to win. And speaking. Humphreys, by the way, is a dog. Dog. Probably the best DB I've ever seen, like, attack.

Bill by Bamma. Here we go. Bama. Tread on those tires. They'll fall off faster. Hey, I hate Bama. I would say has probably the most busts in the NFL. Hey, I fucking hate Alabama.

Of any NFL team. If you look at Bama, like there's the Derek Henry's that are good. Dante High Tower. Whoa, hold on. What are you trying to say? You do not want to. I'm saying Bama has, if you live a lot of guys. I want to try and help you.

I'm nervous, Andrew. They have a lot of guys that do well in the league, but they have so many buss. Who? How many dudes you want to start calling guys out? I can go more than you. I don't start saying names. I can go all and all about how many people.

We got the most players in the league. Mark Barron, Chance Warmac. We have the most players in the league still. Even if they have short careers. A lot of practice squad dudes. A lot of second team guys. It don't matter. We don't matter.

The league. The start it for the Ravens. And played. It plays full season. please like beep all this shit he's trash all right he's not good at football he started uh let's go down okay

look at that look at all that so all the good ones are gonna be in the front so just keep keep keep he said all the good ones it's a lot of good ones keep going that one right there at the end that's all that's one beep trash he's going he's not hey you can't say it about no no no you said about

him nope nope no he's had a he was a first he was a top 10 pick, he is not like that. You say he's trash? What? Bro. He's a hit. If he's a second round pick, he's a hit, but he's not. All right.

This one. Yeah, I think that's tough me. Unbelievable. Unbelievable, fell off. No, no. I didn't play this year. I want. I want it.

I want to be on years. What you're saying? Some outlandish stuff. Okay, this one fell off. Go keep going. Started the whole year. It doesn't matter. He got hurt.

He got hurt. Okay, he got hurt, but I mean, I haven't heard it in a while. Pro Bowl. Stud. Still in the league. Okay. Oh. Let's go to him.

Still in the league. Let's go to him. We're all in the league. If you're saying still in the league, that doesn't mean shit. We have more star players or more. Yes. All pro players. They're in college out.

But you also have a lot of balls. We put dudes in college and it comes to the league. What do you mean? Who are you getting those facts from? What do you mean? Yeah, reference. If you want to talk about quality, who's the greatest football player of all time? That's hard.

Tom Brady. It's not hard. What do you mean? Tom Brady, yes. Yeah, Tom Brady is the greatest football player to everyone. He's a goat of all goats. Hey, I will say this. But, okay.

When you're scrolling on all of those players that we just went through, it's crazy to know, like, when somebody went to Bama, your question to them as a teammate is, how many championships did you win when you were there? Exactly. It's like, oh, I won three. And so I mean, I went all four. Yeah. It sounds like, yeah, we only won two.

I saw, oh, my God. It was like since 2008, any player who played more than, or played at least three years at Bama has a national championship. We need, we need a brain. I had like two weeks. We need to bring Bama down. We need to bring Bama down. How much does Bama pay you?

I got paid nothing. They paid me at Rains, baby. You feel what I'm saying? I got paid some headlines. Starting to bring a lot of money by Bama to go there. I got paid in Rains on me. You feel me? I'm trying to bring Alabama down.

But you know what's so funny? My first two years, we didn't even win a national championship. We, my freshman year. Who was your freshman year? kick six oh auburn let's not talk about it yeah and then my sophomore year we won the scy championship but then we lost in the playoffs against oh how you say that's when zique and cordel all they they were good yeah yeah they were good i was reading hard for them then my then my third year i was like you know what this is the year i'm starting if we're going to win is put it all on me and you

what happened how many yards you get that year took home the hizman from the dope walker what the bank account looks like. Walter Camp. What the bank account look like? Phone number. Maxwell. Yeah. Yeah. And that took home to her

ring. Who and your family got jobs? Say what? Who did your family got jobs? Houses. All those trophies got jobs. They went on this show. Those trophies got

had their own house. Hey, that is crazy. You only started one year. I only started one year. That's why all that treads in the tires. Yeah. When do you think you'll fall off? You know, you know, you know people.

When do you think you'll fall off? I got at least 10 years in me. Two more years? Getting hurt was the best thing to happen. My whole body is doing great. Oh, yeah. You know? It's, I'm going to be, I'll probably play at least another eight.

At least another eight more years that puts you at what, 30. That'll be going into my 16th year. I don't know. I don't believe in age. It's just, you know. Just in that. Yeah. You know, I ain't no great hairs on this head.

I think you can Thank you I like to play past Like past 10 But it's all You know You'll get 10 Whatever God got playing for me

What year did you just finish I love that I think it's an unbelievable answer But I want to know When do you think you will How many years I'm not supposed to answer that I'm not going to say

Oh I don't think I got How about this so? How about this so? So So On your stature And the way you play How physical you are

Obviously people are always Curious like the longevity You're going to have In the league When you think about those things like what do you do what do you feel like you're doing for your body and things that it's going to keep you in and maintain this kind of level that's not the question i asked hey i do the things for my body that gets me through every game of the season last year i think i played

what 15 games this year 16 games i mean obviously the things things that i'm doing are working they're saying if it ain't broke and fix it stuff i do i mean how much you think you spent on your body a year I can't even ask me a lot I know one year it was like James Harrison came out and it was something came out with him and he spent like half a million dollars on his body maybe but no there's a

the reason why I brought that question up and it was a really hard question to answer when you look at backs with the amount of volume that you get you would think you that you would start to slow down at the point in your career however this is why I think you're an anomaly is you've willing you the more

you wear into the season the better you get You know what I'm saying? Like your first game isn't your 200-yard game. It's the fifth game. It's the eighth game. It's the 14th game. You know what I'm saying? So I think he got a lot of time.

I got a question of y'all. Do y'all think my run style is physical? Like I'm just a bruising, physical. Dude, if you would describe my running style, how would y'all say my running style is like, I don't know, a 99 step arm on Madden? No, I'm saying my run style. Like, if you could describe my running style,

do you think it's physical? I'm bruising. just running through and would you say I think no you're the most dangerous peer back there is because your stop what you mean pure why you got to be what is that what is that what we

oh you're the best running back in the NFL oh you said peer yes peer running back hand him the ball and see what he does you're better than everybody else are doing that okay cool yes we'll say but I'm saying if you could say like somebody said how do you think Derek runs what would you say

hard okay we're moving on here so The thing that is what makes you the best running back is... No, I was saying that night far, not... How would you... That's what I'm saying? What are my running style?

Yeah. I would describe you as an elusive strong back because... Illusive. Because the amount... How many times have you seen Derek do this? And he's got a big stride, so he needs to... Derek is unbelievable at coming out a person and going right here because he's so strong, those people fall off.

And he's fast enough where he has... And his angle and when people take angles on him, he just dips our own. Like so I don't think Derek's, I don't think you're running into dudes with your head down like the busted for the Steelers. I would say you're a big back where people are like, oh fuck. I got to get low. And that's where you will take one step to the right and not be centered anymore. That's your break that tackle. And then the minute they stand up and say, oh, I got to take them high.

That's where you have the awareness to lower your shoulder. So you're being elusive and understanding the guy. trying to tackle you is your best asset. So what running style is that? I would say elusive. Bravo. How would you explain your running, like your running style? I mean, he.

Yeah, I know, but what is that? Was that lumped into like a, like a, like a style? He's a well-rounded back. He's the most well-rounded back in the NFL because a lot of guys are super quick. But if you get, you know, you put your hand around their hip, they're going down. But there's guys that are, you know, super strong, but they can't break the 60 yard that Derek hand. It's, uh, it's the, it's the,

the smaller legs that he and I both have with the strong upper body to put people in the dirt like poor Josh Norman who was in the suite with my wife and kids. That stuff's brutal. That stuff brutal. And I can't wait for Josh to come on the bus because I think you should be here too

when he's there just to sit in the back and just stare at him. But yeah, I think you're the best peer back in the NFL. And I say pure back is... Can I ask you a question? Speaking of Josh Norman, people ask you about like, did you know that with Josh Norman? Did you know where like when it was happening?

Did you know that that was him? and you were going to do that. I was like, I was like, no, I was just reacting. We played them in 2018. Yeah. And when you walked over there

and gave him the little, yeah, yeah, yeah. Why did you go over there? I did that because of you. What happened? All right. And it was, we were in four minute drill

against the Redskins and we ran to play to the left. Yes, excuse me. My God. The Washington football team and you ran a play to the left and Josh, well, as you were falling down,

Josh grabbed your leg. and try to gator roll your leg. I got mad about that. Case closed. So the reason why I went over there was to tell him to get the fuck out of our stadium. That wasn't the reason why I was asking you that to try to get the explanation that.

People asked me why the whole situation the stiff off situation. That was your get back. Possed about get back, but I didn't forget that. But you know, you knew it was somebody's on you. Because what the play was, it was a gap scheme play and you bounce it out

to the left. And so you're running. You have enough time to see you whose number that is. You have enough time to recognize you that is. So I firmly believe

you knew exactly who the fuck that was. It was his first start, right? Because he went to the Red Tians later or something like that or he was injured during camp. It was his first start back.

The bills. The bills. Josh is a talker. Josh's got a gigantic head, by the way, also. My God, the helmet size is unbelievable. But when you came around the corner,

the time he came at you, if I can see a line back here coming at me from five yards away, you can see a corner coming at you from 20 yards away. And needed to be addressed. So you knew it was him. I was just playing, man.

I'll just react. No. Hey, I do not believe that at all. I'll just react now. You knew it was Josh. But I don't, I think the outcome would have been the same for whoever it was.

It was just a little cherry on top because it was Josh. I'll just react then. He wanted you to tell a story. It's just, this is never personal. But it was, it did happen against the Washington football team. that Josh did try to hurt Derek in the fourth quarter of that game.

And that's the reason why I went over there after the game to do the arrow thing, because that was his jaunty little joyful, whatever. He had a fun little... Let's not try to say... Let's not try to say... Remember the next year? No, what do you say? Remember he sent the cup?

He sent me a cup? Yeah, so when you did that to him, Ryan... Oh, that's right. Ryan from Hank 10 sent him at Taylor-Lawan as my dad's shirt. to Washington Park. He got it. And then after Taylor had tested for the PED thing,

Josh went back through his like assistant or whatever and tried finding the address where the shirt came from. And was trying to figure out if it was Taylor's house or not. But he couldn't, he couldn't get all the answers because Ryan was calling, tell me this. And he goes, you'll never guess what he sent to my house.

And he goes, I opened it. And it was a, it was a piss cup. For me to pee in. Yeah, for him to pee in the PIN. That's a good shirt. But,

I'm all about the petty. Right, right, right. I think it's a hilarious shirt, you know. But I would say that, uh, mostly you, but both of us live a rent-free in Josh's head. By far, we got, we have a conjoined penthouse suite at the top floor of his mind. And we live there for free. I mean, I don't know. I'm, I'm there rent-free.

It was just like I said. It was this business. Not personal at all. I love it. The go. We got to get it. We got to get to the argument we had this morning. So we were working out and Blasso game comes in.

You're working at the facility? Yeah. Both y'all? Yeah, he came in today. He was getting some, what did you do, arms? They did some arms. And he comes in, looking for an argument. You just knew that this is what he wanted.

We gave him what he wanted. But he goes, so y'all think Tom Brady... Is that how he started the conversation? He goes, do you all think Tom Brady's the greatest athlete of all time? It's what he said at first. And I'm like, hang on now. You're saying athlete. we get to greatest career of an athlete of all time.

Yeah. We say yes. Yeah. He immediately fires off other people. So he was throwing out bait, hook, line, and sinker got all of us. To the point Derek's yelling. Derek's doing the one thing where you look at somebody and you won't look at the person. Yeah.

And we're like laughing and kind of teem it up on them type of thing. But he was saying like, who all was he naming? He was naming Michael Phelps, Serena Williams, Bill Russell. Who else? Tiger Woods. Tiger Boys, yep. Roger Federer. My name he didn't say Michael Jordan.

He didn't say Michael Jordan. He didn't really bring up LeBron James. I wish he was here to kind of defend himself because I'm sure he'd want to clarify some thing. Our podcast is a blue check. Our opinion is a mentality every day. He didn't bring those guys up.

He said tennis, tennis, swimming, swimming, golf. and oh and basketball Bill Russell he was like he was making all these arguments basically against Tom and I was like yo Phelps I was like you think that thing you do when you fall off a boat and instinct kicks in and you start swimming like he's the one he's the one you're going with here that's a horrible argument but yeah yeah I was like oh swimmer that thing you instinctively do when you fall out of a boat and he's like man you can't and I was you know kind of doing the whole yelling thing like not letting him talk kind of with a smile on my face yeah he got pretty

Getting him worked up, getting him worked up even more, and then Derek would come over to me and kind of leaning, put his hand on me. Because first we said that Tom Brady was, we were talking about Tom Brady being the greatest athlete all the time. He was like, no, I wouldn't say that. I wouldn't give it entitled to being the greatest athlete all time. And then I started to try to think, no, no, no. I was like, okay, you might have a point there.

But I said, but I will say, I said, Tom Brady has had the greatest career by athlete of all time. And then that's how it all went. That's not all the sudden jump. That's what he brought Saran. It's just say he's the goat of all goats and you can just move on from there. The Michael Phelps argument's easy because Michael Phelps, although is one of the greatest swimmers of all time. Yes.

If you look at the range. He's like the greatest Olympian of all time, too. Yeah. If you look at the range of his success, the time frame of his success, his time frame was this big. Tom Brady has had this much success for 21 years now. Yeah. And the longevity always plays a factor. So he's out.

All right. Serena Williams. That's unbelievable. That's great. But I think when you take it to a team sport, and you have other factors around you, you got to take them out as well. This one kind of made him like stand back a little bit. I was like, in Tom Brady's career,

you can break down, the long as his career, you can break down like three segments of his career, and he was still like the Hall of Fame. All three. All three, all three careers. And when you were saying to him, Are you talking about like seven years, you know, eight years, eight years?

Are you talking about like just different time frames? Like you can take three different time frames of his career and he'll still be all-fam. The first five years of his career or the first seven years of his career. And then the second seven years of his career. And then the third seven years of his career. You're saying they can all the three of those are arguable Hall of Famers. Not first ballot, but they're going to make the Hall of Fame. Right.

I mean seven. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I feel that. It's, it's wild. Yeah. I mean, it's like the Super Bowl is the hardest championship. to win. People would argue baseball over that?

No, there's seven. There's seven games. You get series with these other sports. Right. So you have to win for them. Yeah, but like every game is a game seven in football. Like your season to get into the playoffs

when you're in the playoffs, it's survive in advance. Yeah. And it's like if he's the goat of football and the Super Bowl is the hardest championship to get, how is he not? He's done it seven times. Been ten.

On two different teams. And I was telling KB, I was like, and KB, you know as well as I do, playing. Blosson game. Yeah, Blosson game. That the team changes every year. Like, even though you're on the same, you're playing for the same logo and stuff. Like, your locker room is different every year. And he's leading the ultimate team sport to seven titles. He's been to 10. But on two different teams, you could, everybody had the argument of Bill Belichick. Is he a system QB? Like, they need each other. He left. And in the first year, took Tampa Bay to a Super Bowl. And they weren't even the best team all year. Like, the Saints were better than that. I was. I was. I was. I was. I was. I was. I was. I was. I was. I was. I was. I Since then we has his seven Super Bowls are more than like, I don't know how many franchises. No, it's all the franchises. Every franchise.

Every franchise? No franchise has. The most Super Bowl wins is the Patriots and the Steelers at six. Tom Brady has seven. It's stupid. It's not even close. It's not even close and he's running it back. And it wasn't even like, hey, what do you think?

Well, I'll talk with my family. It was safe for the season. It was like, yeah, we're going to come back. Yeah. Yeah. Like, it's not even an argument. It's crazy. He's unbelievable.

And he went, Tampa Bay, if you look at Tom Brady, his win percentage. at the Patriots was the best in his career. That same amount of time, Tampa Bay had the worst wins, win percentage of all the teams the NFL. I saw that on the internet. I haven't fact checked myself, but I saw that.

And he goes to this team. It should average out around 8 and 8, right? Or were they, you know, 9 and 7? That was their record this year. They were like good and not great above average in the regular season. Yeah. 11 and 5. Were they 11 and 5 or 10 and 6.

But they weren't. Saints won the division. beat them both times. Big time. We ended up 11 and 6. Yeah, 11 and 5. Which is our best record in a long time. With the bucks, what is it, say?

They were 11 and 5, but they weren't even, they didn't even win their division. They weren't even the best team yet. Yeah. In that one division, and they went and won it. And he's 43 years old. And he took out Drew Brees, Aaron Rogers, and Patrick Mahomes to win that title.

Like, yeah. It's crazy. He's the goat of all goats. And he goes for every, he's the greatest goat of all the, goats. When you start to stockpile your goat machines and all these different sports teams, you look at all of them and the number one goat out of all of them in the pyramid is Tom Brady. Tom Brady's at the top. It's not even close. I did see. It's not even argument. I saw something

interesting. I saw an interesting argument for Wayne Gretzky. Oh, you're talking about the great one. And I have no clue about hockey. That's why I was like fascinating because it's like, it talks about how many 200. There's only been like 200 goals scored in a hockey season four times and Wayne Gretzky's all four of them. Like 20 years are just pure dominance. Yeah. Like I never really watched Wayne Gretzky. I didn't know anything about hockey belt. But when I was reading this because they had Wayne Gretzky is number one,

this was like a couple years ago when Tom was still on the Patriots though. So what? They weren't factoring in Tom now. But Wayne Gretzky's resume, I was like, oh shit. Like he's the fucking man. Yeah. They took some guy who was playing 26 years in the league. Wayne Gretzky was 20.

And they said this dude who was 26 years in league would have to play until the age of 60 just to catch all Weng Gretzky's stats in 20 years. Isn't that wild? So I got a question. I know I said 11-6, which I was wrong, but I was saying we're 11 and 6 because we're 11 and 5 and we lost the region playoffs. That would have been our record. But that year

when the Patriots were going to go undefeated, if they would have won that game, but they have counted all those games like the dolphins, like when they were saying like the most like the best team ever? Like, do they, is that the 72 dolphins that wanted to feed him? Did they count the playout? I mean, like, I don't think you count playoff games.

I think you go. They're just saying that if they would have counted, that would have been, that would have been their record and they went all that through. That's what I'm saying. What was it right? If you don't count the playout, because you don't count the playoff game. So like, that's on, like, they were about to be the greatest team of all time when they went, what, 19 and one or something like there?

They lost. They lost to the, you know, the Giants, right? Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. If you don't count the playoffs. If you don't count the playoff. What's that? They won more games, 10 to 72 golfans. Golf fans.

Yeah. What was their total record? I think it was like 17. Yeah, something like that, yeah. Back then they didn't play. Right, right, right. Brable lost the ball, by the way. Well, you know, Brable will be better.

When they went 18 and 1, lost of the Giants. Really? Brab was in that. I remember watching that, I was a junior in high school. I remember watching that game. I was so hype. Stephen's house. So, basically, we don't count the playout wins unless you go undefeated.

Yeah, that doesn't really make sense. It's kind of like an aster. isn't it? Because then our record from the 9 and 7 season we had the year before would have been 12 and 8 no

12 and 7 12 and 11 what are we trying to figure out 11 in 8? Well I'm saying if you because they don't you don't count playoff wins like when you look at people

like the people seasons like 9 and 7 11 and 5 whatever Oh okay yeah we played that year whatever I don't know

I can't do math but oh it'd been 20 games so we played 19 games you know yeah but we don't put the record in that and he's saying if the patriots would have won that game now are they 20 and oh you know what I'm saying does that make them the greatest team of all time I think I mean I think the argument would have been there since they went 17 and oh and won everything I have a question if you are 15 and no all right because next year they're out of another game isn't there like next year is 17 yeah season oh you're for sure going to beat the record

um if you have if you're 16 and no you have everything tied up, you have the number one seed. And you have the opportunity to sit guys. Should you sit guys or should you go for the like undefeated 17 and no? That's not. But my point I hate coaches. Because you know, Rayble sit there and oh, Derek, you think we should sit here. You sit guys.

You get ready to win this. It's not about going undefeated in the regular season. It's about winning a Super Bowl. Right. For sure. It's the easiest answer to put, you know? Yeah. Because what if you go put you in?

No, I'm not going to use you. What if you go put somebody else and they get hurt? But no, but no, you're right, though. You're right, though. You sit them. You got to. Either way it goes, I mean. And hope to God you win the game. And that's a cheer on time.

Either way, you're going to overthink about it. You know what I'm saying? Because even if you sit, you're like, man, I hope they don't come out resting the playoff game. You know what I'm saying? Especially if you have a biweek one, then you're two weeks on. Because either way it goes, if you play that game and then you don't win, then it's like, and then if we don't play,

if you end up losing, you get the Super Bowl. Yeah. Getting the Super Bowl, that's the important thing. That's the only thing that matters. It's like once you make the playoffs, it's like,

just shut it down, you know? Yeah. Road less traveled. Yeah. I'm like thinking about it. Yeah, for sure. I think about it. If we win that Green Bay game,

I possibly don't play against Houston. Isn't that crazy? Yeah. Then you got 2K. You don't get 2000. Would you, Okay, would you have wanted to play that game? Let's say we beat Green Bay and clinch.

Let's say you get 100 because you got 48 that game, right? You get 100. 48, what you said to you? You have 48 rushing guards that game? It was a lower. Green Bay, 98. 90. Okay, well, it wasn't that low, right?

Let's say you get 150. Let's say you get 150 in that game. So that would take you to, you needed, you know, you need 223, whatever the math ends up. It's 170, whatever it is. You need 170 to get the record and you're playing. it's Houston, but and Rayble comes up, and says, I want to sit you. What do you want to do?

I mean, I sit. This is like, it's 170. It's not like it's 50 yards away. Yeah, if it's like 50 yards away, then yeah, but 170 is like, I mean, I'm a sit. If you're good, to feel good going to playoffs, I mean, like, we're trying to get ring. I'll get a ring.

I would sit. Would I want to play the competitor in me and want to go out there and play? Yeah, but, I mean, that's the same thing last year. I wanted to play in the same thing. but what was smart, sitting and look, that was the ESC Championship. Yeah, that would help the team get to the FC Championship.

People talking about a lot of time. Fans are always like, well, why would you play it? Like, it's like, it's totally different. It's like whatever Brett Farve was talking about a couple weeks ago or a couple days ago, whatever it was. You see the Brett Farf thing?

No. Brett Far was talking about Deshawn Watson, I think. How he's a little old school and he would never hold that said something. And I saw a bunch of people on Twitter get upset about it. I think Brett Farv is, stud. But it's like so much about the game has changed.

Us sitting on this bus is a perfect example of that. Players are actual brands now. You can be an old school guy and I know there's I know 10 old school guys right now that I'm probably I could probably listen to this and go it's fucking bullshit. You should just be a football player and that's it. But you know

I'm not going to read that well. Go ahead. As I'm kind of old school. I think you play, you paid a ton of money to do a certain job and just do it and let the chips fall where they may. I think we make too much money to voice an opinion, but I'm not saying he's wrong. Again, I think it's a different day and time and it will be interesting to see how the organization handles it. Yeah, I mean, I just disagree with that. Shout out Georgia boot, no free shoutouts. America's hardest working

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Back to the boys. to make too much money to voice an opinion. Like that's, that is the big reason why you, we have this bus is like, you get sick of, you know, athletes and stuff being boxed into something

and having basically a cattle call to where we are uniformed our entire career with a team and the only thing that differentiates you is your number. And then when that team's done, needing you and using you, you know,

they're not going to make sure you transition to the next thing. So guys are like taking it upon themselves a little more. Now they know, we know we have more of a voice. And guys are, branding a little differently because they're trying to build a resume to transition after the game's over.

Like guys who sit there and say, hey, stick to playing football. Those same guys went to college and built resumes because you're taught to be well-rounded and have a lot of different skills. So they're going out into the real world being good at their crap, but also working on side hustles and doing other things. But we have to say box in and be athletes, right? But why can't we build our resume, our brand, or influence or whatever we have because we have this short window where we get a head start and you want to build that to help

you transition. because when we are done, everybody's not going to hold our hand to make sure we get some job. Like you've got to start working on yourself while you have, while the iron is hot. Like that's why you want to put different irons in the fire. So I do think it's a different day. I mean,

I definitely disagree with that. But there's like a select elite amount of guys who get to marketing gigs who are going to get to transition into the broadcasting booth. Like there's 1% of our 1% already. Like those guys are going to get the big deals. You know, I know, like, you yourself, like you get old spice and stuff like that. Obviously, you do stuff with fashion. You brand.

You do all those things too. Like, there's a very small 1% of guys who get those types of gigs. Everybody else, like, you don't know when your time's going to end. You don't know when it's going to be over. Your salary and that's it. And then you have to hope put those in stocks and hopefully diversify your portfolio. Right. So that if, you know, something like, oh, wait, recession happens again.

You don't get caught up in too much real estate or too much this, too much that. And the dips and ebbs and flows of the market and you're like, you're there. And everyone's like, well, shut up. and play football because you get paid, you know, so much money. Right. And it's like, you know, if I make $16 million in my career and someone makes, you know, $500,000 a year, well, eventually they're going to surpass me, right? 32 years, they're going to be right there of making the same amount of money.

You have such a short time to do what you can in your prime. Like eventually, you're not going to be able to play football anymore. Eventually, I'm not going to be able to play. Eventually, you're not, it's just the reality. And it's like, you know, to start thinking about your future, late, like you're almost done, is something you shouldn't do anywhere. There's so much, especially in the social media world,

there's so many of things you do. It is, it's a new age. It's a new school of thinking, but all people talk about is like, you know, what gets the most eyes and traffic and clicks and influence and stuff? And we have a head start in that. So why don't you learn how to start

trying to figure out to be more of a well-rounded athlete? Obviously, the number one priority is football. but it's like you're going to go you said this before Alex are you going to go an hour or two to do a podcast or what you want to go home an hour or two to take a nap you know what I'm saying like some dudes go and play video games they may not stream it

I mean some people do stream it they can make money doing that I said of me playing video games for an hour I'm sitting here with you guys talking for an hour there's zero difference other than I'm just making the smarter move than you just like you said no eventually one day we're not going to be able to play football no more I mean so that's why you got to take advantage

or what you have right now while you got it. Absolutely. I mean, that's always be the mindset because it's a business. Like you said, we all have our own brand.

At the end of the day, football, you know, it's not going to be for forever, but why it's here, take advantage of everything that offers while you plan. So then when your trajectory

is going from this, like college, I committed somewhere, okay, I play in the league, a few years in the league. And then when you're done playing, you know, relevance, not I'm saying the relevance matters,

but I'm talking about the moment you, have to take advantage and shake the most hands you can into your jokes are funny you're better looking when you're playing you're all this stuff before it falls off you want to build this brand so that way it can help transition you like who knows how many fashion things you might be get to be involved in like you just don't know facts and you know I think I think it's going to look way different even 10 years from now I think it's transitional right now and guys just don't it's like it's like jumping through some mental hurdles because you know it's like sort of

you put yourself out there it leaves more for people to judge for sure If I go out here and during the fall, I come and do an hour of this podcast, we lose one game. It's going to be like, well, Taylor doesn't give a fuck about the team. Right. When you know damn well, I care, probably more than most guys. Right. And it's like. And when you don't have control of that, like image, you don't want your coaches to think you're not, you're kind of bullshit.

And you don't want your teammates to think, oh, you know, all he's caring about that. Or like, you know, guys deal with some mental hurdles a little bit. It is a transition point. That's the world we live in now. Yeah. That's just how it is. Who knows what it's going to look like in 10 years. It doesn't mean it's the world you can't change.

Yeah, you can't change. Right. Yeah. But I'm just saying, I'm saying for you using that example, we lose a game and you on the pocket, that's just how the world is. People are going to be focused on this. It's like, shit, I'm focused. Just like now, we do this.

We do this. Imagine how much people are going to take from this and try to, oh, this and that, that, and let's take it, you know. Right, take it out of context or take it in any direction they want. That happens. But you know what? All that means is you're just clicking more and bustling with the boys. And guess what?

fucking worked against you now. You know what I'm saying? Well, yeah. Hopefully whatever athletes do listen, hopefully they listen to this part because it's like, you know, you got to take advantage, man. You do because the game uses,

you got to learn to make the sport work for you, not just work for the sport the whole time. Yeah, it's ironic too, because Brett Farve's the perfect example of not doing that. Like, what's Brett doing right now? Yeah. Like, he doesn't have a platform.

I think he's got the wrangler stuff. He's got the, the cotton sleeve, the cotton, but, but he's just, doing all that stuff now. If he was playing this age with his talent,

he'd be on every damn progressive commercial losing his keys just like Baker Mayfield does, you know? Yeah. But really, if you think about it, everybody's opinion on the Deshaun's situation, it's really just people outside looking in. Like, nobody knows what's going to go on. So it's going to be different opinions.

People are going to say different things. Everybody's going to agree. Everybody's going to disagree. So, I mean, really, just everybody's outside looking in because nobody knows what's going on. Right. And no one's really ever seen a situation like that. No one knows how to, you know, judge it or do anything else other than say,

just focus on football. Why is he doing this? Like, Brett would retire and then come out of retirement. Like, he would hold teams hostage a little bit. You know what I mean? Like, he would be like, okay, I don't know if I'm going to play next year. You know, Aaron Rogers, like, you know, what's the drama in Green Bay? And then he comes out of retirement.

Then he goes into retirement. Then he goes to the Vikings. Like, you know, he did his stuff too. And there's nothing against him either because I think when you play, in that old school football 10, 15, 20 years ago, and you grow up in that, there is, you think of all the guys you played with and how they would view it.

You don't think so much about how you view the situation because I think if Brett really took a look in the mirror, he kind of realized, well, I'm doing copper fit. I'm doing Wrangler. I'm doing all these things like, it's no different if I was still slinging the pigskin. And I think, I think that's, it's, the reason why people don't jump off the cliff

to try to fly themselves is because they're more worried about what other people think and not worried about what they truly want in life. I think that's one thing that if Brett really was sitting here on the couch right now, he probably think of it differently because, you know, all the things he does do and all the opportunities there are. And likeness and brand and, you know, you have over a million followers on Instagram. You've over a million followers on Instagram.

You can make so much money. You can make so much influence. You can do so much not only for your bank account, but for the world. Absolutely. And there should be nothing wrong with that. you know but you know guys guys are worried about that you know i mean i'm worried about it during the season i'm worried about you know fuck what if i post too much about this or should i even do any busts with the boy stuff should i even you know and it plays with your head and then what

happens you're actually less focused on the game you become less focused on the football game because you're like what should i shouldn't shouldn't do when if you just did whatever and let the but it's difficult and that's that's why i don't do it during the season it's it's a difficult thing to navigate and these new waters that no one was really doing right now right right right right because we are the first we are the first podcast by active athletes ever and um i don't know about active athletes active athletes evers he said active athletes ever in the history but i do think you know i do hope deshaun leaves because you know yeah better for the a fc south yeah right i think whatever i mean disown wants to win football games he's got the great contract and that's all and i think

i'm not a football player i'm not a quarterback i'm a football player i'm not a quarterback i'm not a quarterback. You say I'm no, I'm not a quarterback. I'm not a quarterback. I'm not a quarterback. I'm not a quarterback. But if you're the staple of foundation of that franchise and they're doing things, you know, I guarantee Aaron Rogers was in on a bunch of stuff, maybe not this past draft, but he was in on a bunch of shit before. Payton Manning was a part of everything. Tom Brady's part of everything. I mean, you're talking about the brand stuff. No, I'm talking about, I'm transitioning to Deshawn talking about whether he like. Decision maker really

if he wants to leave. If, you know, why he wants to leave. I got you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. the owner or the GM and all this. I think it's a crazy little deal, but I don't fault him for it. He just wants to go win games. Yeah. And he wants his hand and who's coming and who's going, I think. I don't know the kid like that.

I just know he's an unbelievable football player. Great discussion, boys. Great. Yeah. Great dialogue. Wendy's Burgers. No. Vers the rest of the world.

Please. Let's talk about this. I know you wanted to have this discussion because when I did the tweet in the video, you're like, I never really said Wendy's. was the best burger, you know, where I said from the places that we were arguing about, everybody was bringing in different arguments as far as their best restaurant that had burgers, I was saying Winnie's was better than theirs.

I never said Winnie's was the best. I was saying, yeah, Winnie's is better than the ones that other people were asking. You didn't say Wendy's was the best fast food burger? No. It's too hard to choose. I was saying that. Oh, now he doesn't want to do it. I was saying because, look, I might have fabricated a little bit for the drama, for the dramatic effect.

You did a little bit, but I said it's a little bit. I'll let you have it. They were just saying like, like somebody came up with who they thought was the best. And I was like, no, it's something else better than that. Then it was this and that. I might have said Wendy's more than I said other places, but I didn't say Wendy's isn't the best. Yeah. You were saying, you did say Wendy's was better than In and Out?

You said Wendy's was better than What a Burger? Like the ones that are being arguing about. I didn't say that. And five guys. You like What a Burger better than In and Out? Said again? You like What a Burger better than In and Out? For sure.

And five guys. You said Wendy's was better than five guys. Yes, I did say that. But that's, do you want to, you want to, you want to elaborate on that? You want to think about it? It's probably the best you do. I mean, I wouldn't say, now I wouldn't say it's better, but I mean, they're, they're both pretty good. I mean.

Well, what's the both? What do you mean? They're both pretty good. What's they? Five guys is, five guys is good. They have good burgers, good fries. Winnie's has good burgers and good fries. Which burger are you picking?

Wendy's or five guys? I honestly, I wanted to like have a couple of the burgers so we could just do this. And we should have do that. We should have done that. I can't get it in and out because it's the best one. No, it's not. It is by far the best one. No, it's not.

It's the freshest, most delicious. Made with love, you can tell. You don't know for fact, though, that it's the freshest. Because a lot of these burger spots are doing the unfrozen. Well, have you had a water burger? Yeah, I had it actually in Texas recently. Within 20 miles. And, oh, oops.

What do you, oh, I'm sorry, it's right. Within 20 miles of the franchise. Oops. Within 20 miles of the in and out franchise, you have to be able to get all your stuff, your tomatoes, your veggies, all your ingredients has to be within 20 miles of that in and out franchise.

That's why they don't expand. So what other places are doing that? So it is the freshest. Yeah, I was just one and a small drive. I don't have to refrigerate that. But you're going to ask. So you're saying there is no burger bed in and out. I would say,

basically saying nothing compares. Plain cheeseburger. Yeah. I would say that's probably the best of the buns delicious. You're saying plain cheeseburger, no sauce, no nothing. No, obviously the way they make the plain cheeseburger. God damn, Will. I'm just, I'm making it clear for our view.

Like, our viewers not. The Baconator, the Baconator is like the Wendy's one probably go away. Right. When I try a burger, I don't put bacon on it. Like I want like the cheese, the lettuce, a tomato, and then the condiments that come on it. Yeah, but what are the condiments? Because at five goes, you get 65 condiments. How you have?

I usually do like ketchup and mustard? I've had water burger. I was unimpressed. I actually had a Instagram post about it. What a burger's fire. Exactly. Yeah,

give me some. Waterburger deuce. Dude, Waterburger's good. But a day. The burger is fire. I was fresh at a surgery. Literally like 15 minutes out of surgery.

What a burger is like a nice, like you pick it up and it's like a heavy nice burger. He only had like one. He don't remember what a burger. He did have it right after surgery. Drugs could have played into that. No. Average at best.

Dude, Waterburger is good. Stop. In an out burger. I. I would pick a burger? Yes. In and out.

When I was in Oakland. Oh, yeah, then you know. Yeah, I think, I think Waterburger's better than that.

Thank you. There we go. We'll just have. We finally agree on something. Thank you. We'll just had a hunting trip in Texas. He's Mr. country guy now,

so he's still feeling the effects. What kind of shot is that? You go, you go somewhere and you're like, oh, I'm a part of this. I'm a local and you feel the water burger. You're like, I'm a Texan also. That's what you did.

Taylor, I will go to say Shake Shack is better than In-N-Out. Derek, I can- Shake-Shack is fire. Fire. Sorry, he said something. I thought, I got a little water in here. I can't get mad at you. Shake-Shack or In-N-Out? You tell me, Shake-Shack or In-N-Out.

I think Shake-Shack. Look at air. There we go. Let's get a clap. Nobody else in here is loving. Nobody else in here is loving. I will say this. I can't get mad at you, Derek.

that your palate is that of a six-year-old. Okay? I can't get madge you about that. I'm sorry you don't understand freshness and the way in and out handles their cheeseburgers. Will, I know you're kind of an ebbs and flow

go with what everybody else is doing things, so I also don't blame me up for you. I don't know what insecurities you have when you're like, oh, what's Will doing there? Oh, what's he doing there? Oh, he thinks he's a tough guy. Now, get the aunts.

Yeah. You just make your own assumptions. I'm going to say this. Go ahead, Derek. Shate Shack and Waterburger absolutely deserves Big Hub. and tiny kisses.

Thank you. I've never, I've never, the head shake shack. Five guys is better than all of those. Okay, we're off a wheel.

All right. I do think five guys is the best. The junior cheeseburger, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, dude. We're done. I promise, man.

Kind of insecure as you have to have a junior cheeseburger. Well, so we were going on that day and I didn't want to have the big one because I knew I was going to eat a couple more burgers. So I was like,

all right, let me get the junior. And I was like, it's not as sloppy, Because those big ones, you five guys, it get a little sloppy. You know what I'm saying? But that junior cheeseburger, it was nice. It was enough.

It was nice. But Wendy's wasn't, Wendy's was never really a, I did try Wendy's. I tried it with an open heart and open mind. You did? I did. I just didn't, I didn't know, I didn't see what you saw. And you gave me a recommendation on a place that I went in with an open mind and open heart. That's bullshit, dude.

You didn't, you didn't sit. And boy, where'd you go? I'm, I'm not going to do that. No, we'll play. it out. I just want to know for our own lives. No, for real, would you, we all believe it out? Please. Oh, my Lord.

What? Your fire. Oh, my God. What's a, It's down in, uh, it's by, uh, Fido's, Fidos, Fitos. Fidos. And I do like Fitos, Fitos hits.

Fido's, I just, I just, all right, listen. The podcast is over. Fock ass is over. We got to bring it to an end. Thank you guys, man. Thank you guys for having me. I appreciate it.

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