Best comment ever.

I think his family IS the main quest. NFL was the appetizer...closed it saying how happy he is to be a dad and husband...and it shows.

So awesome.

Yo, I laughed so hard at this, only Madden fans would get this.

ain't no small side quest my friend

The dream

Unless you're lucky, you don't really ''preserve'' your body after a 10year long NFL run.

@@vm360fly as a lineman you pretty much do except for your knees in some cases. Not like you are taking any big hits.

@@jacksonmcglothlin7886 idk... lineman's hands on both sides of the ball get pretty messed up tangling on the LoS...

@@jocky0921 a little hand injury is gonna heal up rq not like ur gonna get permanent damage

I can only speak for the shaking and cane because the time will unfortunately come when the effects of CTE and past injuries can no longer be held back as one ages. I loved playing contact sports, but how I suffer from it now at mid-life makes me ponder whether it was worth it.

Who is your Daddy and what NFL team does he root for?

It's not a tumah!

@@birdmantd You beat me to the punch!

My father Was cop

Get me the choppperr! *proceed to chop up some ham

welp... its more about the fame then actually doing good for some

You mean twitting and kneeling really does nothing for your community?

you would be surprised how many of them really do. just gotta research it yourself and not expect the news outlets to drop it in your lap.. and i dont mean that in a rude way i mean it as news outlets just wont run a story about the bench kicker who helps the local kid get his equipment.. you know what i mean?

@@BruinsPastaSauce but they do though. How do u think people even know of some of the charity work these guys do? News articles and social media reporting. Thats how i know about any work they do cz i definitely dont follow these athletes on any social media outlet.

@@yvonnecortes_as someone who follows nba he’s statements is completely true…I’d say 50% of nba players help at least the community they grew up in…have a gym they support, a school basketball program they support a lot of these players aren’t even making top dollar so it does go unnoticed by the media. For example I’m a raptors fan and many players help kids on this team but it’s a Canadian team so it won’t exactly be shown by American media…

thank you

Yeah because it's a fee paying school they have the budget to do it

@@graememorgan9278 Most public schools do too, but they instead spend thousands of dollars on reading and math curriculums that they don't actually need because they don't have good leadership and lack resourceful teachers. They also throw a bunch of food away and starve the kids because of random rules made by superintendents. Food should be a number one priority. Can't learn if you're starving.

O-line men always lose weight but yea most other athletes are the opposite

That’s what I said

Joe thomas looks a lot different also

Well I cant say every lunch crew really cares or if they are just doing their job in a dull daze. However they also put some challenging restrictions on the foods content.

difficult? For many players it's a big relief to come back to a more natural weight for them , if that's the case (and it is often). It's even more visible in strongman , these guys describe eating as even harder part of the job than actual working out.

@@maciejguzek3442 still would be a difficult adjustment after having done it since high school.

@@nealwright5630 Difficult for you or for me, that's for sure :) We don't really know what sits in the head of that one promille-of-a-promille who becomes an elite pro. I think difficulty is determined by whether his weigth at pros was 'natural' or not (deliberately achieved by a determined effort, as part of a job of a pro). He looks much more natural as a slim dude, but this is only my impression of an ignorant onlooker. btw my thoughts about this stuff may be under impression of Hafthor Bjornsson weight loss (50kg immediately lost after retirement by 6'9 World Strongest Man, but it's a slightly different case because he went down from ~200 to 150kg)

He no longer has to eat 5,000 calories a day - I can't imagine eating 3,000 in a day. I think I'd vomit if I had to eat 5,000 lol

Came here just for this! Dude is still proudly repping the nation. Arguably one of the most underrated raiders of all time

None of us will ever forget the pic of him absolutely yoked RN4L

What about Henry Ruggs and Damon Arnette?

@@lambdalambdalambda257 look Lamar. Yes even them.

@@mjf1517 You do realize I wasn't asking you right?

wouldn't be surprised if he comes out with a tutorial on how to make it after this 😅😅

Giga chad

That’s me!

My dad works with his dad. Was hoping they did some story like this humble family

Absofuckinglutely