Games with Names - Highlight Reels: What It's Really Like Being an NFL Player

Episode Date: October 5, 2025

Julian pulls back the curtain on everything that goes into being an NFL player and reveals secrets you won't find anywhere else...Support the show: http://www.gameswithnames.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to IVF Disrupted, the Kind Body Story, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Games with Names. I'm Julian Edelman, and we got a brand new compilation highlight reel starting now. Now, Jules breaks down how NFL contracts actually work. This is from Brian Kemet on YouTube. I'd love a segment on any, quote, dangerous things players aren't allowed to do while under NFL contract, either in season or out of season, like ride a motorcycle. Well, they can specifically negotiate, or they can specifically put in things like motorcycle if they know that person is a motorcycle driver. But they have one thing that covers everything.

If you get hurt doing something other than football, you could lose your money. any physical activity anything if you get hurt yeah shout out Dustin Penner so like skiing parachuting

this that you know playing basketball if you get hurt technically they don't have to pay you what about training if it's like

see that's where the gray area is because you're trying to better yourself for the sport because I've hurt myself in training but they covered that but if you're gonna you know what I mean

but it's kind of a gray area unless they specifically say it in certain things in certain people's contracts because remember Drew came on here and said he went skiing even though he wasn't supposed to yeah I forgot about that

you know what I mean so like in theory you could be like dude skydiving's part of my training routine if I can't scuba what's all this about yeah right forgot the whole point

okay that's interesting do you know of any specific instances where you came across people getting shortened things like put in their contract that they can't do. Like Chris Hogan can't play lacrosse. I don't, I didn't, no one talked about that stuff. Yeah, okay.

You know, like maybe JPP, no firecrackers. Fourth of July, the GM calls him up, what are you doing over there, JPP? What's on top for today? Man, it's, it's so, I get so scared whenever I light the fireworks now. Bro. Because of that. Fireworks are dangerous.

man. And my dad used to say it all the time. Blow your fingers right off. Frank was right. And it will. Oh my God. Stick to the sparklers. Sparklers. It's safe for all. You want to get into the next one? Next one. Sorry, I don't know the dangerous stuff. I know. We love danger. Just can't do anything. Danger. I'm not going to blow up anyone's spot, but the irony of this coming this episode. Oh, yes. Sorry. Oh my goodness. No, this is the Ted Karras episode. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, wait, because we want to went on a dirt bike ride? Yeah.

Oh, gosh. I forgot about that. We didn't go on a dirt. It was like, we were on Super 73s. It was a simulation. It was like a... Travis Pastrana backflips.

Yeah, right. Boy, did he not know how to drive it? Oh, my goodness. That's surprising to me. Nothing like some good old peer pressure. He lied, too. Yeah, drive dirt bikes. You see, he treats me like an older brother or something.

Or like... He was very nervous about peer pressure coming here. Yeah, I know. I will not put in to Julian's peer pressure. He folded like a lawn chair. Next, we have a YouTube comment question from Jelly 899. Do you get paid extra for appearing in the TV network's pregame hype videos like they have leading up to the Super Bowl or other big games? What do you mean?

Like when you're like in uniform, like holding a ball on like Sunday night football and you're like, oh, I'm looking cool. No. Does that happen before the game? Or does that happen in the beginning of the season? That happens usually the week you're still at your home stadium. So NFL was for the Super Bowl. Right when you get to the Super Bowl, you get there a week early,

you have like a day dedicated for certain guys to go do media obligations for the networks. That's just like a green screen like in a room. It's like a green screen. They'll bring in a group of guys. We do it preseason for our team individual stadium stuff And like our what our team uses And then you kind of do that same thing

But for the network whoever is hosting it And the NFL that week So you do that before the week You don't get paid extra That's part of your contract Now what about for just like a regular like Sunday night football Because they do some media stuff for that too Is that beginning of the year?

That's beginning of the year And like NBC will come in and shoot with some people No you do like our team I think our team's production will take stuff for NBC CBS for CBS for Fox Because they know the schedule Has that your media schedule

That's your media day Yeah Because you do it like four different For like you do it for like Different things That's cool Yeah that's all pre I always like seeing in that when there's a guy

That like his drip will be a little different than it would be like on field So you can always tell Who didn't go to those days Because they have the same one from the year before They just You look at Brady, I think his was from like eight years ago. He had to finally do new ones when he went to Tampa, but...

What about the old, like, Monday Night Football where it's like, you just like, it's the cutout and you say your name, you say where you're from. Ray and University. Yeah, so you do that that day. You do that that day. Before the season. Before the season.

Oh, wow. So you got to play in your joke high school, like pretty early. Yeah, you got to go early with it. You say Kent State? I say, what side? I gave a couple. I said college. I never used him, though.

I never thought about it going into, like, I was thinking about the team we were playing you know what I mean yeah but like I never thought about it where uh I think I did college of San Mateo for one cool Kent State and I just did like Redwood City then I just did one that said Tai K. Mote. What's that? I think it's like fight till death and like either Simone or so cool but it was like it was something we all used to say and our football teams back in the bay we would like Tai Kmarti I love that call back so like we would we made it kind of like a figure of speech, like you're part of Taike Mote. That's

tight. And there was there anyone being like, what the fuck is that? Just say your guy did at school? Yeah, the guy behind. Can you just say Ken State, asshole? No, you do Ken State last. Yeah, you do the, give him the straight line one last. Yeah, you go. The Kent State University. Oh, you, because you know they're going to keep that.

So, but you get off like five or six. Get some phone was like, all right, cool, sloppy. Julian Edelman, Redwood City. Julian Redwood City. 49ers It's like the guy And like picture day

The guy's taking in school And he's like All right like Just get the one I can show your mom And like You'll actually buy it Did you get a haircut

For a picture day? That's the thing Sometimes you'd be fully off blast No Just catch off Yeah You go up in the locker room Or you go up in the

The bathroom And everyone's getting all Cleaned up and stuff For the fucking stupid shit We gotta do Oh shit is picture day Yeah So you see guys getting all cleaned up

It's always funny When like a guy Will be in there And they show like The full body one He's like Just wearing sneakie in his full jersey.

Yeah. And you guys always, like, a lot of times you don't wear pads. It looks so goofy. Yeah, it looks hilarious. We didn't wear pads. Yeah. And we love that because it sucks putting those pads on with those game jerseys. And it looks goofy.

It's hilarious. Now, Jules takes us through what travel is really like for NFL players. Hey, Julian. Kyle. You're talking. Howdy? Or if you could tell us what it's like on an NFL road trip. I know, no basketball, baseball, hockey, a lot of games to be played.

not so much. You guys go home, stay out there. And what's your favorite memory from a road trip? So in the NFL, our away trips are business trips. It's not like NBA, baseball, hockey, where these guys have three, four games in the night. Once we get there a day before, unless it's a West Coast trip, we'll get there on a Friday. We'll leave right after practice. We have curfew the night before the game. game um yeah night before game always curfew if we play a home game we stay at hotels so they could check those curfews and it's also because we have night meetings so like when we travel usually sunday we'll have a walk through at the stadium after the walk through we pack up we put our suits on we get in the buses it's like a fucking hour bus to providence then we hop on the

plane. When you, when you get to the plane, right before you get on the, you go straight to the tarmac. They have tables of all the food that you get to pick. So there's cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, P.B. and J's. And there's like every kind of snack you can have or want. And then you go up, up, you walk up the stairs in the plane. You get in your seat. We had lovely flight attendants always that were with us for the longest time. so you'd become very personal with them, so they knew what your drink order was. So I always liked my electrolytes and a cramp juice,

and so I'd get to my seat, which we're hearing about how the plane was right now publicly. All the talk. We used to have, you know, the two, three, two plane, and they were like kind of older seats, but I'd have two seats, and, you know, that's how you do it. And you'd go to your area. They'd have your favorite stuff. you like and then there'd be an on-flight meal um some kind of chicken can some kind of fish usually

always and maybe a beef there's there's always a three and and uh so you'd go through that and then on the way back you'd have like homemade cookies made and stuff like on the plane the travel was awesome. As far as traveling, I mean, the plane was, we used to go Delta and that was the best because you had live TV. So as soon as you'd finish your one o'clock game in Buffalo, you're watching the 445, the second half of the, the four o'clock games. That's nice. And the plane, you know what I mean? So you're watching. And we didn't get, when they took that away, that was kind of lame. But it was pretty cool. Like everything else, I mean, it's, it's, it's pro sports so you have your own plane and uh and then when you get to the you land in city

there's four buses we all go to our bus you have like 45 minutes to an hour of free time and then you have like treatments at every hotel there'll be we take out all like the conventional area or whatever the big ballroom areas we have all that taken out so there'll be like little film rooms so you'll have film room if you want to go watch film film there'll be a big training room so there'll be a lot of guys in there getting their bodies ready so there'd be that like a 45 minute hour of that and you have dinner and so then guys will start to funnel into the cafeteria and that's where like the breaking bread and the hanging out process is and there's usually it'd be the same kind of food there'd be a chicken a steak a pasta brown rice uh uh uh

a mariner, a meat sauce, a chicken wing night before. And there'd be like a specialty dish of where you were at, according to the city you were in. Ooh, I like that. So like Denver always had really good food. I remember because we stayed at a really nice hotel there too. We didn't stay in the greatest hotels. So I don't know, you know, like I hear these basketball guys,

they have in their contracts. They got to have like presidential suites and they got to stay at five-star hotels. we were always at a hotel right next to the airport, no distractions, couldn't leave anywhere. So then you eat, and then after you eat, we had 7.30 meetings, offense and team meeting,

and then you had offense and defense, and then you'd walk through the whole game plan the night before. In a big old ballroom, you'd walk through every play, so that could be 60 to 75 plays as a team. And everyone would go over and, you know, each coach would be looking at their position group. the lineman would go do a couple of steps and kind of say what they had to do and they would say all right we're going to us to this the receiver would do a walk to his routes in a condensed area but like all right we're running an in cut you're running the cross just to show that everyone knows what to do you know so you'd walk through those and then after that you get treatment again and by that time it's like 9.39 guys would be everyone naturally funnels into the cafeteria because the college football all. on so guys are watching the college football getting a late night snack before everyone goes

and then I think curfew would be at like 11 and then you wake up and it's the same kind of regiment where you go and you go to cafeteria and then you have a team meeting you guys go through one last key before you leave we already have the hay in the bank now we get to the stadium and then it turns into a different operation once you get to the stadium but the travel like I was accustomed to Kent State where we were busing the place. So I thought it was fucking awesome. You know, I got to cheeseburg. I can do whatever I want.

You can do busing to Muncie. You know what I mean? Literally, we bust a Muncie. So it's different than the other sports because, you know, they have so many games where it's part of the light. The road is part of their life. Yeah. We're taking our operation in Foxborough and we're literally bringing it to that one spot. And we're doing everything that we do in Foxborough at that one spot.

and it's a business trip guys are rarely going out I mean if you had friends or family you could get them a hotel room no one was on your floor no one was in your hotel room that was conduct detrimental to the team so you would get suspended

and you'd lose a game check if anyone were ever on your floor even just on the floor can't be on the floor well there'd be so much secure you can get anyone through there that's true you know so

no candles no nothing burning. That's what Bill used to say. If it burns, you can't have... Don't come in here with... You have incense, this, that. If it lights, you can't have it in. That's what I brought my dipteaks.

George, what about my bays? Some of the most epic bill times are when he would be explaining the rules and regulations of what the schedule is going to be. Hotel? Yes. hotel rules

or like every year every year the same day like right when you get in right after the conditioning test you had like an hour and a half meeting where we go over all like the rules of the NFL like we go over the finding for

you know players wait the this the that how much it was if you were late to meetings how much it was if you had a we would go over like an hour and a half of rules and the way he would project he's like like

if it's a fucking weapon you can't bring in here all right light no bows and arrows no like he like the way he would deliver it would be so funny you know it was funny

or like we were traveling to Europe look we're not going to be out here fucking getting fish fish and chips guys like this is a fucking business trip you see Uncle Ben on your own time like you know what I mean

I like pepper in a little jab there and there you know it was it was fun I can just picture Bill being like I don't care how good that little thing up Pringles looks at midnight don't touch the mini bar you can do mini bar oh yes there was no alcohol in mini bars but oh true there you could order you could order whatever you like you could order food now is that on the team

or is that on you that's on you you got I think we when I first started going. We would get a per diem. Oh, yeah, now this is good for the travel. We would get per diem. You get a, you get an envelope. Bears would sit and hand it out to every, you know, all the guys. It started out like 36 bucks. We get 36 bucks for meals because they said that, you know, they had all the meals at all times at the hotel for us. So it was like some teams would be getting like 200, 300 bucks. Oh, me? I. which I don't know but

and then it got to like 60 but as soon as we get that money it'd be cash everyone would put their initials on it and one of the flights flight attendants would come and get a bag and everyone would put their initial

on their dollar and she'd go and she'd pick two out the first one would get the money back and the second one would take the whole bag yo a lottery a plane lottery it'd be like a G holy smokes that rocks

do you ever win No, I didn't do it. Oh, you didn't do it? No. Okay. That was gas money. When I was young, I was like, that's fucking, I'm not making hell of money. I'm not risking this 36 bucks.

Yeah. Next up, Julian walks us through what injury rehab looks like for NFL players. First off, you're around the team and your schedule depends on who you are. If you're a guy that's new and he's still trying to learn the system, doesn't know this, you know, offense or defense depending on where he is in his career they'll keep him around and they'll design after that now the schedule usually when you tear your ACL everything's about your flexion and extension so when you get your complete flexion and extension back that's when they'll go in and cut it it's usually about a month depending if you have your MCL or not they want the

swelling to get out so you do a lot of prehab before you go into surgery with your ACL And then also who manages it, your agent helps you manage it. The team will manage it, but you are able to get second, third opinions that the team will pay for. So if you have a doctor, if there's a knee specialist, a lot of people will go down to Anderson and Alabama, and they'll send either their film or they'll go have a visit with him and see what he says. Team has to pay for it. and if you pick him you you can go with him you can pick whoever you want to to operate on you you know i would always have uh dr neola trosh out here he he's he's a close friend i'd always get a second opinion from neal just to have you know just to keep clear thought uh pt azness did mine

he was in boston he's a boston mass general guy um and after that it's pretty routine uh now how guys keep their muscle mass that's the biggest problem when you come back from these injuries so when you you take your right leg take your right knee that's the number one thing you're you're trying to build at like day one you're you're doing quad flexes to try to prevent the atrophy because once you go in and cut and you don't move your leg you're going to lose like 20% of your leg in like the first week it's freaking crazy so they've got a lot of things now also they have this thing called BFR, blood flow restriction, where they'll cut pretty much the circulation off of your leg or whatever muscle you're doing.

And so the work will be like a million times harder. So you can essentially do like a regular squat with no weight. And it kind of manipulates your muscle and your body to thinking you're loading your leg to a whole other level. So then there's some kind of thing where it'll shoot more growth horn. hormone when you when you constrict it so a lot of guys are doing this this thing where it's like a tourniquet they turnicate your your muscles each everyone and they work that muscle group and it's very hard and it and it reduces the load that you put on your body but it manipulates your mind

to thinking that you're loading your body at least that's what they say so a lot of blood flow restriction but that's the number one thing when you're coming back from injury that's what I would always tell the doctor. I'm like, I'm not trying to be 100%. I'm trying to be where I was at. You know, 100% healthy and 100% where you're at is completely different. And that's like the last, that's the hardest part about coming back from an injury, especially like a lower extremity injury, is the atrophy, is the endurance strength.

You can get up to your top speed, but you can only hit it one time out of five when you're supposed to hit it five out of five. You know what I mean? That's what you're battling. that's what the race is right away is to try to get that leg to where your other leg is summary

schedule is where you do it is usually about who you are where you are in that that system scheme organization how long is that who handles it does that mean like a veteran like a veteran

can go off through the thing I was around the facility when I tore my ACL but I wasn't in meetings like a younger guy if he was a rookie and he'd tear his ACL, he'd do his rehab and then he'd go sit in and all the meetings and shit because he has to still learn the install. You know, I wasn't in that point in my career at that time.

Some guys, if you want, you could rehab it in different areas at different places. Just, once again, depends on who you are and where you are in your career. Who manages it? Usually your agent and the head trainer, your team. And then timeline is all depending on what the severity of your injury is

because you have to do your prehab stuff get the swelling out before you actually cut it so usually they'll wait like a month after depending and then also the recovery time depending on what if with the ACL what they use are you using cadaver or using hamstring tenant or are you using pettler tenant's a longer recovery

but a less re rupture rate I believe you know that that could all change that all changes in every few years that's what I was told but it's that's like that's the race man what's the agent doing like so the agent's communicating with the he's communicating with team so like he'll say hey do you want to get a second opinion and i'll say yeah set it up okay so he'll hit up agent will hit up team and second doctor

and have put everything together so you have multi you can have anyone do your surgery that that's you know the league will take care of that Now, if you're on the active roster Has there ever been like an instance that you've seen where the second opinion is like vastly different and it becomes a thing that they have to work through? You got to take all that with a grain of salt. Some of these doctors just want to

Oh, you need to be the guy. I saw. Hey, what about it? All right, buddy. I got to do it or what? Are my cutting or not? Shoot me straight, Doc. Shoot me straight.

I'm out for eight, about for 10. Because there have been some instances in the history of sports with like players having disagreements. Yeah, but I haven't had that like, yeah. ACL is such a routine freaking injury now. 30 years ago, we're different. 40 years ago, you know, you're retiring.

Yeah. Now it's like Tommy John, you come back stronger. Crazy. Did you do cadaver? No, I went to tell or tenant. Oh, nice. No one does a cadaver when you're playing. Oh, okay.

Cadver is the most re-rupture rate. It's usually for like the non-athletic people. people that are, or people that are not going to, like, physically demand their knee. So, Kurt probably went cadaver. Definitely, cadaver. Or hamstring tenant. I'm kidding. I'm just kidding.

And a lot of the guys don't want to mess with their hamstring tenant because we're speed guys. Yeah. Right. You don't want to touch any of that. And so if you are in a schedule where you are in the facility or you're younger and you're near the team, you're going to games too. You're in the facility during games. But not probably traveling with team.

we didn't travel as hurt guys like my my year when i tore my eos i was i was there but i wasn't i was rehabbing like all day i was rehab you know what i mean so like yeah it's it's it's a it's a lonely it can be a lonely place for an athlete is when you're hurt i can only imagine man man that was awesome the calls are always great always keep them coming guys keep them coming i love those inside like deep dives, like inside of the life of a professional athlete. Like we had a clip when you talked about travel that did really well.

So more of that stuff. Keep pulling back to curtain. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, oh, they don't test for wheat no more, but hey, they took away our pension. We won that one. We won that one, guys.

Now we got Jules telling us about the worst workout the players had to do. This one's for you, man. Nick Fleetwood, 2146, said, Jules, what is one lift slash workout? You will never do again. i.e. hill sprints, tire flips, etc. Ah, bout runs.

Ooh, I've heard of those. I'm never doing bout runs again. What is a bout run? A bout run is where you have to run a hunter. So you start on one goal line and you run to the other goal line for three straight minutes and you have to get 785 yards. So you have to go, touch a line, go back. It's just a constant run.

but the slowing and stopping down I think you have to average like 16 miles an hour it's fucking it's hard so you said it's three minutes three minutes to do like 7885 yards so then like that's down and back like seven and four and a half times so like three and a half three times like down back stop and it's like if you haven't reached here if you don't stop you don't make it

what's the ramifications for someone who doesn't get there uh you may have to go and do more extra sprints like you may have to like come in and there's like an earth there's fat camp and then there's like non-conditioning camp and so sometimes guys that aren't in conditioning or don't make the conditioning test like this is off-season usually but if you don't make the conditioning test you have to wake up at 5 a.m. or you have to be at the facility at 5 a.m. and do conditioning before the day starts until you pass the conditioning test more like how about we never do these again How about we never do these again?

I've missed you, Jack. Yeah, I just renamed them for you, Coach. Yeah. Let's do... We got any more than here that jump out to you, okay? Yeah, let's do like one more. It's like some soccer shit, though. Like, we're not a soccer guy.

We're fucking line up. We're like dragsters. Perfect segue. Okay? Perfect segue. Perfect segue. From Darren Shields 18. Would be great to get a football soccer player on here to do the best game

ever. So he's referring to football. Yeah, we got to get some football. We've only had brandy so far. Yeah. That's wild. We've got to get our numbers up. We've got to get Harry Kane on this bitch. You got to, man. Byron Munich. Maybe we got to fly over to Germany. Games with names Deutsche Land. I know. That'd be tight. That'd be tight.

Let's see this one here. Jules, this is from the Stavi episode. A recent fan favorite. Man, I wish I was here for that one in purse. This is from C-Donk, 5735. As a die-hard Pats fan, I love Edelman, but ranch with Greek food is a disgrace. It's when I order Greek. I'm not like going to a fucking Greek restaurant, bringing a Hidden Valley little pocket ranch with me. You know, I keep that thing on me. Who's going to, like a good ranch with like a kebab, chicken kebab and shit?

I think it's good. Who's saying no to that? I'm with you. Okay. I'm with you. You can take the kid out of the trailer, but you can't take the trailer out the kid. At its core, it's a creamy sauce with some zest, baby. What goes, I mean, jeez, I'm with you on this one.

I'll defend your tooth and nail. Sorry. I'm also a guy who loves A1 on everything too, so judge me if you want. Shout out A1 sauce. Shout out A1 Auto. Steak ain't right without the A1W, so I stay dipped in sauce and they come. Bars. Thanks for listening.

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