Gronk On Tom Brady, Retirement And The Top 3 Tight Ends In NFL History

Gronk On Tom Brady, Retirement And The Top 3 Tight Ends In NFL History | EP 2

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Welcome to the second episode of RG3 and The Ones presented by Wave Sports + Entertainment!
In this episode, RG3 has a few Déjà vu moments from his NFL career. Rob explains why Sean Payton needs to give Russell Wilson more respect, why “the media” got it wrong with Justin Fields, and how Joe Burrow pushed through an injury to show up for his team.
Next up, RG3 is joined by The One with the legendary spike-touchdown celebration...Rob Gronkowski. RG3 and Gronk talk about retirement, their first interactions with Tom Brady, and why Bill Belichick is the GOAT coach in the NFL.
Lastly RG3 wraps up the show with the Ones To Watch segment, where he talks about his top 3 game-changing players to keep an eye on for next week.
We will be back next Thursday with another episode of RG3 and The Ones.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:57 - Dejavu Moments
12:23 - Gronk Interview
47:07 - Ones To Watch

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@Llamasondeck 9 ай бұрын

never really followed RG3 like that but this dude is a damn good personality! doesn't pull punches and is very well informed on what's going in the league. definitely gonna stay tuned in to this podcast

@jackiemilley2805 9 ай бұрын

I followed RG3 from Baylor to D.C. I wrote a non-fiction paper on his biography in high school TWICE!! I am a huge fan and when I found out he made a podcast I got so excited!! Sending RG3 lots of love from RVA!

@trizzgreenery 9 ай бұрын

That’s true fan love … ayyyyye RG U need to make this sweet person a guest on your show !

@ThePhDSpanish 9 ай бұрын

Lived in DC from 2004 until 2022. When RG3 first came to the skins it was such an exciting time in the city and probably the most exciting football season we got in that entire time. Glad RG3 is still out doing his thing.

@seattledaffyduck5243 9 ай бұрын

Hey RG3 just letting you know that you’re the man who got me into football when I was 6 years old living in DC, you truly are an inspiration to us all man. Just bought you’re Washington jersey online and rocked it to work today man. Thank you for what you’ve done in my life unknowingly.

@hounds. 9 ай бұрын

liar you're from seattle

@uzi978 9 ай бұрын

36:28 Hilarious that RGIII asks him if he likes any Anime movies and Rob thinks he says Animated and starts talking about Super Mario Brothers 😂🤣

@chesterlongtailchester1725 8 ай бұрын

I loved watching you play and glad I finally followed the account

@uzi978 9 ай бұрын

Rob is one of the best guests to get. Way smarter than people realize, has tons of great stories from his days scoring touchdowns and winning super bowls, and he's just a fun guy to hear speak.

@r.williamcomm7693 10 ай бұрын

It’s impossible to list all of the things that Bill Belichick does better every other coach in the NFL. He gives his teams the best chance to win every game & won championships for 2 decades while drafting near the bottom every year because of winning so much. Belichick gets more wins out of a roster than any other coach could with that same roster.

@AintNoWaye 9 ай бұрын

love it

@tripgreat 9 ай бұрын

RGIII, I've recently begun following you on Twitter. I wanted to check this out. The long form of Justin Fields answer seems to be about thinking rather than reacting. Chicago has done a terrible job of continuity, and sabotaged Cutler and Trubisky most recently with this lack of stability. What Fields is saying is it's not natural to him yet. That's how almost anyone learns. Study AND repetition make new learning more natural. His skill set and the OC's system take some time to blend. What Chicago Bears owners have not shown of late is patience. I recently read Kirk Herbstreit's book. He entered Centerville HS (of Dayton, OH) and started at QB all four years in a program that leveled the other teams in the Western Ohio league, under Coach Bob Gregg. The Elks won the WOL every year from 1975-86, and won 10 games most of those years. The team was very well conditioned, and ran RPO. Herbstreit eat, breathed and slept that offense. Then he got to Ohio State in John Cooper's first year. In 5 years at Ohio State, it took Kirk till his 5th year to rise to an opportunity to be the opening day starter. He had a very difficult time learning a completely different offense. This seems analogous to Justin Fields, a massively talented and great QB at OSU having to learn to do things that are completely foreign, and that "muscle memory" takes reps. I think you're dead on with Sean Payton. I don't know what happened to his rapport with players from the Saints to the Broncos, but he doesn't have their trust or loyalty, from the outside looking in.

@fraydow 7 ай бұрын

Hey what you think about Daniel Snyder?

@Ronaldalan114 8 ай бұрын

If words bother you, you are the problem. You may be too sensitive. If a coach says something to a player, it’s almost always intentional to evoke a response. If the response is a sensitive emotional response by the player, that player is weak. Toughen up. Words can’t hurt, you control your emotions and reactions. Self reflect on what was said, pull the good, adjust where necessary, dismiss the garbage. But before dismissing the garbage, make sure you have no blind spots. Journal everything.