Episodes

  • Ryan Clark, Fred Taylor & Channing Crowder talk personal mission statement, NFL Headlines & Storylines, Tua's future, Brett Favre news, Bryce Young, NIL debacle with QB Matthew Sluka and the guys reveal own football traumas & future fears

    Ryan Clark, Fred Taylor & Channing Crowder talk personal mission statement, NFL Headlines & Storylines, Tua's future, Brett Favre news, Bryce Young, NIL debacle with QB Matthew Sluka and the guys reveal own football traumas & future fears
    Sep 27 2024
    "There is nothing else in life I would rather be known as, or rather do, than play football. I never wanted to be alive and not have lived." Ryan Clark on the risks of playing football all his life. You have been asking and we finally made it happen, a conversation with just the Pivot talking about all things around the league, in life, in sports and some current hot topics that have sparked a more in-depth discussion. On this episode of the Pivot, in partnership with Fanatics, it's just the three guys—Ryan, Fred, and Channing—sitting down to talk about the latest in the sports world. With the NFL season kicking off, there's a been a lot to talk about, so we start it off by hitting on the headlines around the league. One major topic that’s been heavy on the minds of everyone in the NFL and the fanbase which always becomes more pressing when we see one of our own go down with a head injury is CTE. It’s something that’s affected our Pivot family personally, having lost people we care about to it, and it shapes how the guys see their own futures after Tua’s recent concussion and whether he will continue to play the game he loves or hang up his cleats. The guys dive into how the game always had the same risks, we just know more now than we did back then. Channing shares personal experiences and expresses his own fears with his health, while Ryan and Fred discuss the game that defined them for their entire lives and how they wouldn't change anything they did to play but also understand the unknown is scary and that new knowledge offers a different perspective but also doesn't change their love of the game. Will Tua come back this season—or ever? We dive into that, plus what it means to balance risk and living life, even when the game can leave a mark. For the guys, football is worth every hit. Along that topic, the news of Brett Favre’s Parkinson’s diagnosis sparked a lot of debate. It’s a tough situation, but the guys are brutally honest on not being able to ignore the welfare scheme scandal Favre was caught up in, making it hard to have sympathy for someone who stole from the poor and is now trying to get pity through his diagnosis. The timing of it all angers Channing and Ryan and they don't hold back as to why. Moving to College football, UNLV’s undefeated QB Matthew Sluka decided to leave the program despite his success because he didn’t get what he was promised. This new NIL system is at a critical point, and we break down the challenges of giving young athletes so much money and responsibility while minimizing the adversity of teaching moments which seems to lessen the learning curve for college players by big paydays. Speaking of money, Bryce Young’s situation with the Panthers came under the microscope as Andy Dalton took over the starting role this past week and led Carolina to a much needed win. The franchise paid the former No. 1 pick big bucks, but now he's benched after one season, so what’s next for him? And before the guys wrap the conversation, Ryan challenges Fred and Channing to think about their lives and how they approach each day, wondering if they'd change anything looking back and define goals moving forward shaping what each's "life" Mission statements would be as the guys open up and get personal, sharing their journey, the whys and experiences that shape their thoughts. Thank you SoFi for sponsoring the video! Go to https://www.sofigamechangers.com to enter for a chance to win. Our friends at SoFi are giving away $100k to public high school sports teams around the country. If you got a team who could use an assist, enter for a chance to win! And thanks to SNICKERS. We’re giving you a shot at turning your rookie mistake into a chance to win amazing prizes, including tickets to the Super Bowl! To enter and for full rules and relevant dates, go to https://SNICKERS.com/RookieMistake business.linkedin.com/pivotpodcast to post your job for free! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Cory Hardrict: Actor on navigating life after high-profile divorce, co-parenting, staying authentic to culture, focus on career, working with Tyler Perry, Meagan Good and what's next

    Cory Hardrict: Actor on navigating life after high-profile divorce, co-parenting, staying authentic to culture, focus on career, working with Tyler Perry, Meagan Good and what's next
    Sep 24 2024
    Save 50% on your system, plus a free indoor security camera and your first month is free when you sign up for Core Monitoring. Visit https://SimpliSafe.com/pivot to customize yours! Try SimpliSafe risk-free. If you don’t love it, return it for a full refund within 60 days. "Black men have feelings. Black men hurt. Black men are in pain...and sometimes we feel like we're dealing with it alone..." Cory Hardrict Actor and Producer On this episode of the Pivot, in partnership with Fanatics, the guys have a conversation about the ups and downs of life, dealing with trauma and changes we never expected and how to find strength in our families and passions while celebrating the wins with gratitude instead of guilt. Cory Hardrict may seem like an overnight success but he's been climbing his way to the top of the box office for over two decades, he’s made a name for himself with roles in films like Never Been Kissed, American Sniper, Netflix’s Brotherly Love, and most recently, Tyler Perry’s Divorce in the Black with costar Meagan Goo. Cory prides himself in always evolving and his dedication to perfecting his craft, and committed to being a role model—not just for other actors, but also for the Black community and his own kids. Beyond the bright lights of Hollywood, the guys touch on some real talk—being a Black man in today’s society, toxic masculinity, and the importance of uplifting fellow Black men. Cory shares experiences about overcoming hardship, staying focused, and using his platform to inspire others...While also getting honest on his divorce and moving forward in the most positive way. Cory lets his walls down and opens up to Ryan, Channing and Fred that everyone struggles from time to time and it shouldn’t be looked down upon for men, especially black men to cry, express themselves or ask for help. In a recent panel, Cory opens up on how he cried almost everyday for over a year as he adjusted to so many changes in his life from dealing with a high profile divorce from actress Tia Mowry to public misconceptions about his character to being strong for his children while focusing on his demanding career. Not shying away from the difficulties of headlines or public splits, Cory keeps it real saying he believes in unconditional love and that everything from this point on is for his kids and no room for mistakes or missteps. His divorce may have kept his name in tabloids for the past 2 years but his acting career has kept him atop the box office with several star roles. Working with Meagan Good has challenged him as well as lifted him to a different tier to be seen as a character who can play any role. Despite his love for acting, Cory shares his perspective on always proving yourself as a black man in Hollywood and staying grounded. He also opens up about growing up in Chicago, losing both his brother and mother, and how those pivotal moments pushed him to build a better life for his own family. Tap in now for this conversation that pulls you in and makes you look at life differently with the glass half full rather than half empty. All new episodes of The Pivot release every Tuesday at 12:00pm est and Friday at 3:30pm est. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    56 mins
  • Steve Stoute Music & Advertising mogul talks Super Bowl Halftime act Kendrck Lamar vs Lil Wayne, Jay Z's impact, Reveals Drake news, rise of UnitedMasters, the fall of P Diddy & business philosophy

    Steve Stoute Music & Advertising mogul talks Super Bowl Halftime act Kendrck Lamar vs Lil Wayne, Jay Z's impact, Reveals Drake news, rise of UnitedMasters, the fall of P Diddy & business philosophy
    Sep 20 2024
    "The fact that these artists are getting their flowers, getting a chance to perform on this stage, these black artists..If it wasn't for Jay-Z, this wouldn't be happening. So how can you come down and criticize this man like that? it's beyond me." Steve Stoute sounds off on the recent Super Bowl Halftime controversry. Steve Stoute is the ultimate American success story. He’s worn a lot of hats—author, entrepreneur, ad exec, and most notoriously, a music mogul. For nearly three decades, he's played a pivotal role at some of the biggest music labels from Interscope, Geffen, and Sony, to working with massive names like U2 and Eminem. Ultimately he's helped shape not just hip-hop, but today's music culture as a whole and continues to find ways to bridge the gap with culture, sports, music and global reach. In this episode, in partnership with Fanatics, Stoute takes us on a wild ride through his experiences in music, advertising, and business and how valuing relationships fueled his journey to the top. We had to start the conversation off and get right to it- With loud buzz around Kendrick Lamar being announced as this year’s Super Bowl Half-time Act... controversy continues to swirl around the choice and blame being put towards Jay Z, who is on of Stoute’s closest friends and business confidants. Jay, who’s been a major part of choosing the NFL’s biggest act of the year, is taking heat for selecting Kendrick over the hometown star and fan favorite Lil Wayne to headline New Orleans Super Bowl. Steve is blown away by the negativity towards Jay's choice, confused why people aren’t celebrating that Jay has made such strides for culture to be apart of a big event vs making it personal as football and music fans alike are split, and even some big-name artists, like Nicki Minaj, have weighed in with their grievances. Stoute delves into this topic with Ryan, Fred, and Chan, sharing the inside scoop on how the decision really went down, what he thinks of the backlash, and who was originally asked to perform! Ryan understands this Super Bowl controversy has caused a lot of backlash and ugliness from different areas of the industry but RC says this isn’t nearly the black eye to culture that the continuous fall of P Diddy has stirred up, as more allegations are revealed and Diddy’s recent arrest landed him in jail without bail. Knowing Diddy for a long time, the guys ask Stoute to honestly speak to it all, especially the fallout and if he ever saw any signs or this coming…. The conversation shifts to where things are heading with music, sports, culture and owning media rights as well as creation of platforms controlling the space vs the old days where networks and big companies dictated the industry. While Stoute started in an era where artists were burning their own records and signing deals with record labels to get noticed, he speaks to how the landscape has completely shifted. With social media, consumers can find an artist's music without them needing a label-- and he thinks this transition is beneficial. He's all about artists owning their craft and not "selling their souls" to big companies which is what led him to start UnitedMasters, to help creators keep control of their music, name, and likeness. Fred asks him about the recent Dame Dash situation with and how he sees it all playing out. Stoute’s family roots and emphasis on relationships has always played a part in his work ethic and drive to make money. Steve breaks down the lessons he learned in the early days of his career and how he was able to navigate big moves, taking chances and never settling for anything less than his goals. The guys soak up the knowledge from Steve as he breaks down the music industry’s inner workings, connect music with sports, providing a front-row seat to the conversations shaping culture and give a better understanding of how key relationships have paved the way for so many to experience a new wave of success at any level. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • Fabolous: American Rapper and cultural icon reflects on music journey, opportunities, tough lessons, Jay Z, Beyonce, sports & Hip Hop

    Fabolous: American Rapper and cultural icon reflects on music journey, opportunities, tough lessons, Jay Z, Beyonce, sports & Hip Hop
    Sep 17 2024
    Music has helped me through difficult situations because… it lets me get through them…if you’re going through hell why stop there?" Fabolous Throughout history, music has been a timeless aspect of society that connects people and has the ability to document the times through lyrics and style. Hip Hop has always connected with sports on another level as a form of expression and often celebration of athletes. On this episode of The Pivot, in partnership with Fanatics, Ryan, Channing and Fred chop it up with one of the most respected and iconic rappers from the early 2000s – Fabolous. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Fab reminisces about releasing his first album in 2001, and the motivation behind creating the chart topping record. To put it in perspective on how it resonated, Fab shares a story on how he saw Tom Brady this past summer and first thing Brady referred to him as is one of the original 01' boys, reiterating what Fab's music represented during that era and Fred recalls the one line that was even about him during that time. While Fab may be underrated to some, the guys double down on why he's one of the most respected artists of all time in hip hop and for the culture. Fab’s got six albums and over three million records sold in the U.S., but it’s not just the numbers that tell his story, it’s his experiences that have truly shaped him. Relying on OG's in the rap game, Fab always was looking to learn and take chances to get where he wanted to go. He shares some words of wisdom with the guys reflecting on his journey, talking about the rap game then vs. now, what he’s learned about himself as an artist and more importantly as a man and describes how a generational shift in hip hop is shaping today’s music scene differently. Fab talks about how the intersection of music and sports goes hand in hand and inspired his creativity and lyrics. He breaks down Knicks vs. Nets, plus legends like Michael Jordan, Mike Tyson, and Muhammad Ali—icons who shaped his take on sports and celebrity and shares a story about his son with Steph Curry which is a lesson on opportunity and making most of every chance, an approach he lives by and credits to his music career taking off. With music being a whole different vibe in the early 2000's vs today’s social media-driven world, Fab opens up about how music helped him overcome tough situations and rise above negativity while discussing how accessibility influences sustainability, especially in a competitive space. Tap in now for a conversation that starts with music and weaves in and out of 25+ years of stories, experiences and keys to getting to the top and staying there from a legend. And for Pivot listeners and subscribers, a special offer with Mint Mobile. Find out how easy it is to switch to Mint Mobile and get 3 months of premium wireless service for $15 a month. Go to www.MintMobile.com/Pivot to find out more information on this offer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • Jackie Taylor, daughter of NFL legend Sean Taylor, reflects on her father's life, career, family & how she is forging her own dreams in athletics as UNC Volleyball star

    Jackie Taylor, daughter of NFL legend Sean Taylor, reflects on her father's life, career, family & how she is forging her own dreams in athletics as UNC Volleyball star
    Sep 13 2024
    “You never know when your last day will come...That quote is a true testament to the little things that matter. Everyday, live it to the fullest. No matter what the outcome is, making sure everyday has a purpose and that it's fulfilled to the maximum capacity." Being three girl dads, we know the best parts of us are our daughters...being able to experience life as fathers and being our girls #1 supporter as they navigate life is no better experience or feeling. That opportunity is something we don't take lightly and understand the privilege it provides us that it unfortunately it has not others. As we head into week 2 of the NFL season, we sit down with sit down with Jackie Taylor, the daughter of NFL legend Sean Taylor, and chat about growing up without her father, what she would say to him if she had the chance to speak to him and how his legacy has shaped her own life aspirations and dreams. This conversation hits different as we sit with one of our brother's own and reminisce about the one-of-a-kind talent he was on the field, the man he was away from football and the father he was excited to be to Jackie before his life was cut short in 2007 during a home invasion. A first-round NFL pick for the Washington Commanders and a Pro Bowl safety, Sean was a teammate and a close friend to Ryan early in his career which he credits his bond with Sean for helping him evolve as a player in many ways. The tragic shot that took Sean's life, is a moment we will never forget as the sports world knows Sean as one of the best to ever do it while we knew Sean as family. Emotional and full of tears from the guys and Jackie, Ryan, Channing and Fred help Jackie navigate through the rough waters of this story as she opens up about what it’s been like carrying her father’s legacy, even though she was only 18 months old when she lost him. Jackie shares the highs and lows of growing up with that responsibility and how it shapes her journey as she is in her first year of college, honoring her father's legacy, carrying it into the next generation while forging her own path. This conversation brings on a lot of tears, but it also left us full of pride and inspired. We share stories, laughs, and some powerful moments as Jackie talks about her father, and shares how she recently found all his notes and playbooks from his playing days, an absolute treasure to any athlete or fan, but to Jackie it's just a peak into her dad's mindset and a way to connect with him. Jackie’s not just following in his footsteps—she’s blazing her own trail. She’s playing Division 1 Volleyball at University of North Carolina, after dominating the court in Florida and leading Gulliver Prep to state championships. Jackie’s on a mission to elevate women’s sports and inspire other young female athletes, and she’s determined to leave her mark on the game and hopes to find a career where she helps people and able to use her experiences to impact others. Tap in for this special Pivot episode streaming now and subscribe to YouTube for the most current of guests, conversations and special announcements. And if you are a high school sports team in need, head to https://www.SoFiGameChangers.com to submit a short video showing what your team is all about. Tell us about the work you've put in, why your team is special and what you're trying to accomplish this season." You have from now until October 7th to submit your team, so click the link https://www.SoFiGameChangers.com to enter. Good luck, and tell them the Pivot sent you! Thank you to SoFi! https://www.linkedin.com/pivotpodcast to post your job for free! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    53 mins
  • Jalen Milroe Alabama Quarterback, the Heisman hopeful talks NIL, SEC 's top teams, LANK mantra, College football playoffs, NFL Draft expectations, responds to outside critics & family support

    Jalen Milroe Alabama Quarterback, the Heisman hopeful talks NIL, SEC 's top teams, LANK mantra, College football playoffs, NFL Draft expectations, responds to outside critics & family support
    Sep 10 2024
    "The things that's being done in the dark will always come to shine. If you're pouring nothing but good things into yourself, you reap what you sow." Jalen Milroe Alabama Quarterback Last year, Jalen Milroe walked into what he thought was just another post-game meeting after a tough overtime loss to Michigan. But things took a surprising turn when legendary head coach, Nick Saban, dropped the news he was retiring. Shaking up the college football world, the young quarterback was forced to Pivot, as he took the reins of the Crimson Tide football's immediate future. In this episode of The Pivot, in partnership with Fanatics, Ryan, Fred, and Channing sit down with Alabama's leader to talk about his journey from a young man who only started playing football to bond with his father to being named quarterback to one of the most storied programs and a Heisman favorite this 2024 season. Standing in the shadows of Bama stars like Bryce Young, Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa, Jalen Milroe is next in line of an impressive lineage and continues to forge his own path forward, trailblazing the play-calling position into his own style and standard of excellence. Ryan calls Jalen out mid conversation and reminds him it's ok to be him and talk as one of the guys and doesn't have to be buttoned up in all his responses. Loosening up, the guys ask him about his infamous "LANK" mantra and the mentality of coining that phrase, "Let All Naysayers Know" as his way of quieting the critics and answering the doubt that surrounded him and his Crimson Tide teammates. The guys laugh and reflect back at that viral moment and how the phrase has taken on a life of its own, being the core of how athletes from the youth to the pros and even people in everyday life, who are tired of being questioned and doubted... Coming from a military family, Jalen shares how growing up with "helicopter parents" taught him the discipline and work ethic that has fueled his rise and understands there's no such thing as self-made but only self driven humans who experience true success. Recognizing the village of people through family, coaches, teammates and friends who keep him going each day, and help navigate the waters mentally and physically of being the starting quarterback for one of the winningest college football franchises. Jalen opens up on how he’s handled the pressures, the transition to a new head coach, Kalen DeBoer, what it’s like to balance the outside noise with his own high standards and why a Texas native chose to play for Alabama, simply stating it is a business decision for four years to set him up for the next 40 as he and Jalen keeps it real with the guys about everything: From what went through his mind after that Michigan loss last season to 2024 college football playoff hopes to NIL era of money making to his NFL Draft dreams to sharing who he is away from the field as someone who is known for avoiding "fun" but clarifies he doesn't put himself in uncertain situations because it's easy to get into trouble but hard to get out of. Jalen shares his thoughts on Alabama's newest offensive phenom, 17 year old wide-receiver Ryan Williams and what key thing he shared with Jalen that was a telling-tale of the type of player Williams wants to be and strives to be. Jalen also pays homage and respect to the rise of black quarterbacks in the NFL for paving the way for men like himself to continue to break barriers and have the opportunities they do. Tap in and Subscribe to The Pivot Podcast for more stories like this. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • The NFL is Back: Ryan, Channing & Fred talk WK 1 stories, predictions, new faces of the league with 15 black starting quarterbacks, Patrick Mahomes over Lamar Jackson, Ricky Pearsall incident, growth and how you want to be remembered in life

    The NFL is Back: Ryan, Channing & Fred talk WK 1 stories, predictions, new faces of the league with 15 black starting quarterbacks, Patrick Mahomes over Lamar Jackson, Ricky Pearsall incident, growth and how you want to be remembered in life
    Sep 6 2024
    "There are 32 teams right now that really believe they can win the superbowl. Yall know that number is about 6...But the fandom is what fuels this game and I love it." On this episode of The Pivot in partnership with Fanatics, Football is back and so are the guys after a whirlwind of NFL training camp shows, and we are ready to dive into the new football season. After traveling from locker room to locker room and off the heels of the opener Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens- Ryan, Fred, and Channing share their thoughts and predictions for the next 6 months! With some NFL mainstays absent from the sidelines this season, there is a lot of excitement around new faces of franchises with the league’s rise of black quarterbacks. For the first time, it's nearly a 50/50 split between black and white starting QBs and the guys discuss how this is long overdue and an exciting shift on the playing field and how the 2 kick off games featured teams with black quarterbacks. The match up between Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson didn’t disappoint and if the first game is a preview of what’s in store for the season, it’s going to be a wild one! The conversation takes a turn as Ryan opens up about the unfortunate shooting of San Francisco Rookie Wide Receiver, Ricky Pearsall, as Ricky is one of RC’s son’s best friends and although he survived, Ryan and guys share their personal perspective and discuss questions surrounding the incident. Understanding how much can change in an instance, the guys reflect on how they want to be remembered and what kind of legacy they want to leave behind as men, husbands and fathers as they discuss the levels of growth and things they do now that they didn’t before or wish they could have done differently. Powerful words shared as vulnerability and accountability are at the core of their conversation. Make sure to subscribe and follow for updates on The Pivot Podcast as we embark on a new NFL season pivoting to different cities and bringing you guests in sports, music, entertainment and culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    45 mins
  • Jason Kelce on Life under a microscope, new role as ESPN analyst, proud big brother, why Travis is unique, Patrick Mahomes, Taylor Swift, Andy Reid & credits his wife Kylie for being the anchor to the beautiful chaos

    Jason Kelce on Life under a microscope, new role as ESPN analyst, proud big brother, why Travis is unique, Patrick Mahomes, Taylor Swift, Andy Reid & credits his wife Kylie for being the anchor to the beautiful chaos
    Sep 3 2024
    "I still try to be that authentic person, I think that's important for me...It makes it difficult because everything you do is under a microscope and everything you say is under a microscope..." Jason Kelce As the NFL Kicks off this week, there will be some famous football faces missing on the sidelines, notably the greatest coach of all time Bill Belichick and Super Bowl Champ & future Hall of Famer Jason Kelce. Although not too far from the sidelines, these guys are making the pivot into different roles this season analyzing the game they love vs competing for it week after week. But Jason shares with Ryan, Channing and Fred that he’s been pivoting his entire life, as it hasn’t always been the pageantry of fame, success and celebritism we see now. In this episode of The Pivot Podcast in partnership with Fanatics, Jason reflects back on the ups and downs of his football journey, his family-first mentality, his relationship with his brother Travis, meeting his wife Kylie and how he manages to stay even-keeled in the current chaos of his life. We laugh a lot and learn even more about the man behind the jolly smile we see all the time. Hard work and success has always been core to the Kelce family, but the spotlight seems to be shining the brightest now on the family. A 6th round NFL draft pick turned Super Bowl champ with a NFL career spanning 13 years including 7 Pro Bowl seasons, The former Philadelphia Eagle may be retired from football but says he’s taken on more jobs now than he’s ever had before. Preparing to work alongside Ryan for ESPN Monday Night Football Countdown each week while continuing to build his podcast empire with Travis after recently signing a deal worth over a $100M, one of the largest podcast deals done to date. Growing up in Cleveland Heights, it’s sometimes hard for Jason to imagine how two brothers not just made it to the NFL but crafted a career filled with accolades and now have taken the world by storm with their brotherly bond as their personal and professional lives are captivating not just sports fans, but everyone. Ryan asks Jason how he is handling it all and how escapes the limelight to find quiet for himself and with his wife and kids. Jason says staying true to who he is and not changing has helped balance out the expectations and lets us in on his secret getaway to block out the noise. Extremely grateful for the opportunities, Jason recognizes the positives that have come with the meteoric rise the past 2 years between the Super Bowl match up vs Travis, to Kylie and his mom becoming household favorites to their podcast taking off to his brother’s personal life dating Taylor Swift bringing them all under a different type of microscope. The trio chat about they dynamics of Jason's relationship with Travis amongst so many big changes, from his relationship with Taylor to their business endeavors as he shares with Fred, Channing and Ryan that at the grass roots, him and Travis are very similar humans with the same core values and opens up on a few of the the traits that make them different, from pop culture tastes to footwear. Jason credits his wife Kylie for impacting him in a ways he can’t put into words and says she is the anchor, holding everything down as the waters continue to wash in new things everyday. Talking football as the guys do, Jason offers a unique perspective into his own career, the Eagles, Andy Reid and on what makes Travis and Patrick Mahomes so darn special and hard to defend as the discussion of a Chiefs 3peat becomes more real as the season gets ready to kick off. And of course, Channing and Jason exchange some of their stories that make them lovable and give us all laughs. Stay tapped into all things Pivot and subscribe! As NFL season begins this week, we are bringing you all the premium content you're looking for- starting with this week's episode with one of the latest and greatest to touch a football. Big season ahead! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 21 mins