Most of them end up like Normal people like us with normal jobs a select few make the league but most won’t truly be the superstar players they were hyped to be
@@flemlorapsRMthis is how I feel about coaches telling my mom she needs to pay 600 dollars for my brother to travel and play and promising that he’ll get eyes on him and it’ll get his name out there.
Genetics are tough. Shows this guy’s heart when you consider the work he put in despite the obstacles he faced. How many people’s lives spiral under the pressure of high/unrealistic expectation? God bless this man. This is a cautionary tale and deserves a full-blown documentary.
Definitely no shame in that career. Football got him into a school and he got to play a game he loved for four years longer than most. He met his wife through football. Maybe a couple of inches taller, a few pounds heavier or a few tenths faster, the story would be different. I’m sure there are thousands of amateur sports athletes that could be said about. Me, personally, I’m happy for him. Looks like he’s living a good life.
excellent story... u are well spoken and very intelligent... and u know how to captivate an audience and hold them there thru out the video... huge props...
This is so common. When me and my cousin were 11-12 he was a RB and really quick and a highlight reel. I was fast and had good hands and was more of a natural athlete. By time he was in HS he was only 5-7, slow, and chubby and played backup center. I grew to 6-5, 220 and ran a 4.6 40 and ended up playing D-1 football. Anything pre-puberty is pointless for scouting. The body just changes or for some…doesn’t change much at all.
100%. Some kids hit puberty earlier than others. I also had a friend we used to swear was going to the league. Man was 5'7 185lbs in like 7th grade. He used to abuse the opponents in the games. Run for like 8 TDs a game... Fast forward to our senior year and his ass was 5'7 185lbs and wasnt even on the football team anymore.
I ran against him in high school when he was at Los Al lmao. He was a TH-cam legend. I appreciate the piece you did on my cousin Caylin Moore as well🫡🔥
I played defense against him senior year. He came up the middle on a draw in the 4th quarter and I laid him out. He was out cold for about ten minutes. We were all expecting the worst but he finally woke up eventually.
Good Video, really broke down just the basics of being a Star at a young age, but keeping your head on straight and not letting all the Hype go to your head, that is probably why Cody didn't Crash and do stupid things like so many do when your dreams meet reality and your career comes to an end. You said it best, Cody is a guy that loved playing ball, was super good, but it just wasn't in the cards for him to be an NFL player, just a good college player. He still did better than probably 90% of the kids that play, and the best thing about this story, Cody kept his head on straight the whole time.
Great job young man. Love your work. Glad YT recommended your channel to me. As for Cody, looks like he turned out just fine. Like you said just like most of us out here who played ball while in school
You gotta remember, the stats between Woodhead and Cody. Back then , it was more popular to run the rock and have a stellar defense. But within the past 5 to 10 years, passing the ball is the new cool trend. So I'm wondering if that affected Cody's stats, And even nowadays, the RB position has been unappreciated by the nfl as of late. So I'm wondering if Cody just got caught in between the transition of football trends. During the Reggie Bush days , rb's were highly sought after. But fast forward til now and even top RBs have to fight and prove they're worth a decent contract
Interesting point.Though, the RB position has been oversaturated with talent for thw last 3 decades.It's supply and demand where value dropped when the demand decreased.
I love your content man! Really informative and entertaining, and the positive mental health approach plus building up the subjects of the videos is what puts them on another level. Keep up the phenomenal work!!!
I remember watching his highlight video back then. My little brother was just getting into to Jr Football. Cody Paul was a beast at a young age. This is cool seeing this video all these years later!!
Thats cool. He took all the shots and opportunities available to him and he gave it his all. Hats off to the man. I hope hes living his best life today.
I remember a young man that was a great football player. In high school they feared him. And college he played kick off returner. And he would score. But he failed to make the NFL. So now he is a teacher.
I played against his team in pop warner and what made him really good is he was ahead of his time skill wise as a 12 year old. He had a skill set of a college athlete playing in pop warner he could catch, pass, block, cut back, juke, and was fast and strong for his age but he top out and seemed like he reached his potential at a very early age
As SOON as that highlight tape popped up, I was transported back to 2007 on god. Despite the adversity later on, dude accomplished what so many people strived for during that time of innocence in our lives. Props to him for staying true to his grind
Great video. I, and so many others will never forget Cody Paul......I was hoping Georgia Tech and their, Paul Johnson, triple option would have offered him a scholarship......he would have fit in perfectly with that offense.
@Flemlo Raps Remastered -I would love to see a video of underdogs who made it in the league..guys people forgot about but were studs despite their size…Mark Mcmillian (5’7 CB), Bob Sanders (5’8 HOF Sfty) , Dave Meggett (5’7 Special Teams Specialist), Mike Alstott (260lb RB), Dat Nyguen (5’11, NFL First Vietnamese player) , Larry Allen (Sonoma State U) and Danny Woodhead (5’6 RB, Division 2)…there are so many great stories of guys fighting and clawing for that inch!
As a high school football coach the last 13 years, 170 lbs at 5’6 is pretty damn solid for a high school. But… I wouldn’t recruit him in a power 5. Like you said, a smaller D1 could have used him, but he just lacks the explosion a D1 guy has. Also, watching his High School highlights doesn’t look like the competition was great either. Lot of kids get thrown to the wolves at a young age and I’m happy to see how well he handled the entire situation. He seems to have his act together ( just based on the little research I’ve done). Thanks for the Video Flem, you always do a first class job.
Played against him when I was senior and he was a Junior. His Oline were huge and remember studying his tape. He definitely ran like he was 5-10 and 200lbs like a cannonball on top of being able to change direction. Due to his size and strength people would actually miss a lot of tackles or get run thru. You’d never know but nice/humble guy tho (source: me who played LB and got their asses whooped 😂)
Danny Woodhead was an absolute animal in college. As a Jets fan and also a small white rb in HS at the time, a small part of me died the day we cut him and he went to the patriots.
He is skilled and has talent, but people just couldn't see. But those who see it know, i believe he could be a Star. Who cares about his size or weight. Shout out Cody 💯
That was phenominal researching! Shame he never got his chance at the big spotlight, but dude seemed to do pretty well for himself! Hope you hear good news about him soon!
The problem is people hit their growth spurts at differing times. So, kids around 12-14 can mature faster or slower. The guy who's a beast at 12 can then never grow anymore after that & due to that not get any more height. I hate that the scouts/coaches rate height over can he play.
Listen. I hate that they weighed this kid down with so many expectations. At the end of the day, we weren't all meant to play college ball. You see, college recruiters are looking less at how well you do against High School level competition, and more at what they think they can build out of you for the college level. You can overcome being too small or too slow and be a GREAT High School player. I was. But at 165 lbs, 5'10" with a 4.9 40...no college cared how good I was on the High School level. That's just the way it is, and college recruiters usually know what they are doing. You play for love of the game. You play for your brothers on your team. You play so the game and the coaches can teach you to be a man, and impart lessons on you that you can use to succeed in life. If you happen to be big, or fast, or both...then you get to play a little longer, that's all. Instead, I joined the military and put myself through college that way. Not playing college ball is not a failure. That is all I am getting at. And this guy playing D2...hell, that is a major success! Now, yes there are exceptions to the rule. But I ppromise you that any player that made it to the NFL at THAT size has something extraordinary about them in another area. You do not overcome being 5'6" by being just above average in other areas of your game. But the exception to the rule aside, the vast majority of people that size are just too small to play on after High School.
As a 5’6 small college TB weighed 180lbs my senior year with 330 squat and 27 reps of 225 it’s the injuries bro. Bigger dudes or special cats like Woodhead can take the wear and tear, most of us can’t.
I remember my son being so bummed because one of his friends was very similar to Cody at age 12 when they were playing Little League baseball. His friend just completely outplayed his peers. His friend then had this identity as being the “next big thing”. But his friend stopped growing his senior year in High School ending at 5’7” / 160lbs, his pitching career was over. My son got an academic scholarship to a great college and his friend struggled while attending JuCo because it was hard escaping all that attention and accolades that sports provided. But now he’s doing okay, living a normal life and happy. That’s all that matters.
I was at nationals that year, we heard a rumor about him while we were down there and my team watched him play for maybe 15 mins before we had to go warm up for our game, he was very shifty but a lot like our team that year, the blocking didn’t stop till the whistle blew. Not taking anything away from him just saying his team had the same rule ours did, if the ball aint in your hands a defender better be
Sproles is the most famous of all the names you mention but the smaller back is the exception. Physical size in a league where "O" lineman are now 6'8" and 379 lbs is a detriment to guys like Cody. I'd told him to play in the Canadian Football League like Doug Flutie and Warren Moon and see what happens. He could easily have played D2 and people have played NFL and CFL ball from D2 schools. Cody is like many star Little Leaguers. They are stars in their younger years but get out grown as they age. It's the roll of the dice. You see it a lot in Little League baseball. A kid is great but ages into someone good but not a spectacular.
Most young phenoms plateau at some point and don't get to the elite level. Depends on factors like early development that gives them an advantage over peers, but that development must continue. Late development can sometimes be better than early development, in some cases an average athlete will overtake and even exceed the early bloomers.
I believe that you should do a video on Shannon Sharpe. You’re the best person for the job with the information you gather and you don’t have bias acts towards anyone
If the dude got a college degree without having to take out a student loan to pay for it, then that qualifies as an awesome accomplishment!
Boo Yah the NFL is overrated
Yup! Married retired and coaching, hes winning for sure.
People aren’t saying he’s a failure in his life, but in the sense of a football career
@@oceancycloneblue5356 Retired? Retired from what?
@@BradTaylor-n8t need a timestamp? Or you didnt watch the whole video?
I’m gonna tell my kids Cody Paul grew up to be CMC
lol
Why not make him Jake Paul?
@@monello99z96 why would he be Jake paul
@@flemlorapsRMWeak. Tell them you are Jesus. That way they really believe you. Do better.
Flemlo has a kind heart..what a great creator he is. Best wishes to Cody also.. cant be easy dealing with that pressure
Appreciate u bro
The pressure is all over. Very few people remember that he was a pop warner sensation
Most of them end up like Normal people like us with normal jobs a select few make the league but most won’t truly be the superstar players they were hyped to be
One of the reason I was never into Friday Night Tikes.
@@flemlorapsRMthis is how I feel about coaches telling my mom she needs to pay 600 dollars for my brother to travel and play and promising that he’ll get eyes on him and it’ll get his name out there.
I know its not football nut lamelo ball is one of the verry few child stars to actually make it n be successful
@@flemlorapsRM false KOBE, LEBRON was GREAT young same with Lamelo ball so on its just way more that dont make it then do.
That’s usually how it goes. Guys grow before everybody else and are superstars until everybody else gets bigger and they don’t grow much more.
Genetics are tough. Shows this guy’s heart when you consider the work he put in despite the obstacles he faced. How many people’s lives spiral under the pressure of high/unrealistic expectation? God bless this man. This is a cautionary tale and deserves a full-blown documentary.
Definitely no shame in that career. Football got him into a school and he got to play a game he loved for four years longer than most. He met his wife through football. Maybe a couple of inches taller, a few pounds heavier or a few tenths faster, the story would be different. I’m sure there are thousands of amateur sports athletes that could be said about. Me, personally, I’m happy for him. Looks like he’s living a good life.
excellent story... u are well spoken and very intelligent... and u know how to captivate an audience and hold them there thru out the video... huge props...
Brilliantly done. You honored a great athlete and a very fine young man. Thank you.
This is so common. When me and my cousin were 11-12 he was a RB and really quick and a highlight reel. I was fast and had good hands and was more of a natural athlete. By time he was in HS he was only 5-7, slow, and chubby and played backup center. I grew to 6-5, 220 and ran a 4.6 40 and ended up playing D-1 football. Anything pre-puberty is pointless for scouting. The body just changes or for some…doesn’t change much at all.
You left out HGH Along with '' ORALS & INJECTABLES ''.
@@michaelkraus4135 ive never taken HGH or steroids lmao. I was 6-5, 220 in HS lol
100%. Some kids hit puberty earlier than others. I also had a friend we used to swear was going to the league. Man was 5'7 185lbs in like 7th grade. He used to abuse the opponents in the games. Run for like 8 TDs a game... Fast forward to our senior year and his ass was 5'7 185lbs and wasnt even on the football team anymore.
What school you went to and did you play?
Yeah, and some kids develop faster. At 11-12 kids who hit puberty sooner have a big advantage.
Damn watching this brought me back in time.... Not just from the highlight but from life and what was happening at that time, was not expecting this 😅
I ran against him in high school when he was at Los Al lmao. He was a TH-cam legend. I appreciate the piece you did on my cousin Caylin Moore as well🫡🔥
🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I played defense against him senior year. He came up the middle on a draw in the 4th quarter and I laid him out. He was out cold for about ten minutes. We were all expecting the worst but he finally woke up eventually.
Ive been binge watching your content. Flemlo, you're a great storyteller 👍✌️❤️
Good Video, really broke down just the basics of being a Star at a young age, but keeping your head on straight and not letting all the Hype go to your head, that is probably why Cody didn't Crash and do stupid things like so many do when your dreams meet reality and your career comes to an end. You said it best, Cody is a guy that loved playing ball, was super good, but it just wasn't in the cards for him to be an NFL player, just a good college player. He still did better than probably 90% of the kids that play, and the best thing about this story, Cody kept his head on straight the whole time.
Can’t wait to listen tomorrow. I went to school with Cody at CSC. Great dude. Hope he’s doing well. I know he went through some hard times recently.
How so? I was curious with this vid if his brother got into digital work😄
OC legend man if you ever get in touch with him man i wish him all be best
Great job young man. Love your work. Glad YT recommended your channel to me. As for Cody, looks like he turned out just fine. Like you said just like most of us out here who played ball while in school
What a great young man and a great job of presenting his life around the ball. Well done
Young man you did a great job with this vid doc. Congrats! Talented.
You gotta remember, the stats between Woodhead and Cody. Back then , it was more popular to run the rock and have a stellar defense. But within the past 5 to 10 years, passing the ball is the new cool trend. So I'm wondering if that affected Cody's stats, And even nowadays, the RB position has been unappreciated by the nfl as of late. So I'm wondering if Cody just got caught in between the transition of football trends. During the Reggie Bush days , rb's were highly sought after. But fast forward til now and even top RBs have to fight and prove they're worth a decent contract
Interesting point.Though, the RB position has been oversaturated with talent for thw last 3 decades.It's supply and demand where value dropped when the demand decreased.
The biggest factor is that Cody only ended up growing to 5'5. If he had grown two more inches, he probably would have gotten a D1 scholarship.
A lil off topic but Reggie bush run vs Fresno state was the best run I’ve seen by a tail back ever.
I love your content man! Really informative and entertaining, and the positive mental health approach plus building up the subjects of the videos is what puts them on another level.
Keep up the phenomenal work!!!
I remember watching his highlight video back then. My little brother was just getting into to Jr Football. Cody Paul was a beast at a young age. This is cool seeing this video all these years later!!
Not fumbling his senior season is a flex. Too strong for them kids lol
Thats cool. He took all the shots and opportunities available to him and he gave it his all. Hats off to the man. I hope hes living his best life today.
Thank you for this video update. I know you put a lot of work and care into the research and editing - it shows. My hat's off to you!
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I remember a young man that was a great football player. In high school they feared him. And college he played kick off returner. And he would score. But he failed to make the NFL. So now he is a teacher.
Flemlo you gotta run the OG background music back 1 time🔥🔥😂😂
I played against his team in pop warner and what made him really good is he was ahead of his time skill wise as a 12 year old. He had a skill set of a college athlete playing in pop warner he could catch, pass, block, cut back, juke, and was fast and strong for his age but he top out and seemed like he reached his potential at a very early age
Wow, great story! You did him justice and I hope he sees this. Well done.
Seeing them stats.. Cody was a baller, can't take that from him💯
run cody run was a fucking banger. lowkey shook that video wasn’t completely forgotten
This happens in every sport. It's a reality of life.
First time viewing a video from your channel. I really enjoyed it. Great work! I'm subscribed and hope to see more God bless.
Cody Paul!!! You are a legend for brining this back!!
As SOON as that highlight tape popped up, I was transported back to 2007 on god. Despite the adversity later on, dude accomplished what so many people strived for during that time of innocence in our lives. Props to him for staying true to his grind
You are so amazing at what you do. You can make turd polishing an interesting story.
Great video. I, and so many others will never forget Cody Paul......I was hoping Georgia Tech and their, Paul Johnson, triple option would have offered him a scholarship......he would have fit in perfectly with that offense.
Dude this was a great video Flemlo, what a great story, hope you are doing well out there Cody!
@Flemlo Raps Remastered -I would love to see a video of underdogs who made it in the league..guys people forgot about but were studs despite their size…Mark Mcmillian (5’7 CB), Bob Sanders (5’8 HOF Sfty) , Dave Meggett (5’7 Special Teams Specialist), Mike Alstott (260lb RB), Dat Nyguen (5’11, NFL First Vietnamese player) , Larry Allen (Sonoma State U) and Danny Woodhead (5’6 RB, Division 2)…there are so many great stories of guys fighting and clawing for that inch!
That was an excellent report young man...thank you!...a lot of work went into that I can tell
As a high school football coach the last 13 years, 170 lbs at 5’6 is pretty damn solid for a high school. But… I wouldn’t recruit him in a power 5. Like you said, a smaller D1 could have used him, but he just lacks the explosion a D1 guy has. Also, watching his High School highlights doesn’t look like the competition was great either. Lot of kids get thrown to the wolves at a young age and I’m happy to see how well he handled the entire situation. He seems to have his act together ( just based on the little research I’ve done).
Thanks for the Video Flem, you always do a first class job.
I'm from Fresno. Cody is the type of player the Bulldogs usually keep their eye out for. Players with big hearts.
Played against him when I was senior and he was a Junior. His Oline were huge and remember studying his tape. He definitely ran like he was 5-10 and 200lbs like a cannonball on top of being able to change direction. Due to his size and strength people would actually miss a lot of tackles or get run thru. You’d never know but nice/humble guy tho (source: me who played LB and got their asses whooped 😂)
I remember watching this when it was making the rounds back in the early 2000s.
Danny Woodhead was an absolute animal in college. As a Jets fan and also a small white rb in HS at the time, a small part of me died the day we cut him and he went to the patriots.
Flemlo is ready for ESPN/Prime Time announcing fame! Nice job!
When your that small you gotta be more than "SOLID" you gotta be "SUPER SPECIAL"
Thank you for sharing some really solid content
Ayyye I train one of the DT's for the Bengals.
But I remember watch Cody's highlights in high school 💯💯💯
Best highlight tape of all time
SoCal (IE, LA & OC counties) are loaded with big time high school programs and with tons of backs, I think he was just out shined.
He is skilled and has talent, but people just couldn't see. But those who see it know, i believe he could be a Star. Who cares about his size or weight.
Shout out Cody 💯
This was fantastic and very positive! Thank you!
He probably could've produced at FCS but D2 is still good football, and given how happy they seem it looks like worked out for him!
I remember when i was 11 watching cody paul. Literally made me a beast like him when i was playing football. I wanted to be like him
He Bro,You are very good at what you do!!! Keep up the good work.
I remember being a kid watching this…. Thinking no way, this dude has to go pro. Was so inspiring to my 10 year old football self lol
To this day when I hear make it rain I think of Cody Paul
Everybody that played football in the late 2000’s early 10s definitely seen his highlights on TH-cam good times
Can we get one on Mark Bradford from Stanford ?? I’m really anxious to know why he never made it to the NFL Thanks Big Dawg 💪🏽
Danny woodheads college stats are crazy.
Played highschool ball with Woody great dude very Humble And to him he would put too all glory too God and the players around him 🙏🙏🙏
That was phenominal researching! Shame he never got his chance at the big spotlight, but dude seemed to do pretty well for himself! Hope you hear good news about him soon!
The problem is people hit their growth spurts at differing times. So, kids around 12-14 can mature faster or slower. The guy who's a beast at 12 can then never grow anymore after that & due to that not get any more height. I hate that the scouts/coaches rate height over can he play.
The kid reminds me of Christian mccaftrey from the 49ers the way he runs the rock, never heard of Cody paul til now but this was a great story
Damn I thought it was something new. For everyone seeing it for the first time enjoy.
Listen. I hate that they weighed this kid down with so many expectations. At the end of the day, we weren't all meant to play college ball. You see, college recruiters are looking less at how well you do against High School level competition, and more at what they think they can build out of you for the college level. You can overcome being too small or too slow and be a GREAT High School player. I was. But at 165 lbs, 5'10" with a 4.9 40...no college cared how good I was on the High School level.
That's just the way it is, and college recruiters usually know what they are doing.
You play for love of the game. You play for your brothers on your team. You play so the game and the coaches can teach you to be a man, and impart lessons on you that you can use to succeed in life. If you happen to be big, or fast, or both...then you get to play a little longer, that's all. Instead, I joined the military and put myself through college that way.
Not playing college ball is not a failure. That is all I am getting at. And this guy playing D2...hell, that is a major success!
Now, yes there are exceptions to the rule. But I ppromise you that any player that made it to the NFL at THAT size has something extraordinary about them in another area. You do not overcome being 5'6" by being just above average in other areas of your game. But the exception to the rule aside, the vast majority of people that size are just too small to play on after High School.
Really interesting story. Thanks for putting it together.
As a 5’6 small college TB weighed 180lbs my senior year with 330 squat and 27 reps of 225 it’s the injuries bro. Bigger dudes or special cats like Woodhead can take the wear and tear, most of us can’t.
Glad to see Cody saw that and hope he sees this
I remember my son being so bummed because one of his friends was very similar to Cody at age 12 when they were playing Little League baseball.
His friend just completely outplayed his peers. His friend then had this identity as being the “next big thing”. But his friend stopped growing his senior year in High School ending at 5’7” / 160lbs, his pitching career was over.
My son got an academic scholarship to a great college and his friend struggled while attending JuCo because it was hard escaping all that attention and accolades that sports provided. But now he’s doing okay, living a normal life and happy. That’s all that matters.
The greatest running back all time Barry Sanders was 5'8"
5’8 and 5’6 is a big difference
@@kmm.7289 what 2 inches
@@kmm.7289Barry was 5 6 he was just listed 5 8
Defenders were smaller and slower back then. The game is much more physically demanding now.
@@Pohonesty ok 👍 sure buddy
que the wayne hits just right. chefs kiss
Love the Bengals swag in the background
Cody has a ton to be proud of!
Elementary, Junior High, or High School.. Doesn't matter. Telling a kid he's overrated just doesn't sit right with me. That's crazy.
Good Report..
Still making Cody Paul famous to those of us that didn't know anything about him...😊
I was at nationals that year, we heard a rumor about him while we were down there and my team watched him play for maybe 15 mins before we had to go warm up for our game, he was very shifty but a lot like our team that year, the blocking didn’t stop till the whistle blew. Not taking anything away from him just saying his team had the same rule ours did, if the ball aint in your hands a defender better be
In grassroots sports, performance ultimately comes down to who hit puberty first, then who hit puberty the hardest - in that order.
I saw Daunte Culpepper play high school football. He looked like a grown man playing against a bunch of 10 year old kids!!
Cody Paul ran HARD !!!!
Coach Hayes would love this one. S k e e t😊
Sproles is the most famous of all the names you mention but the smaller back is the exception. Physical size in a league where "O" lineman are now 6'8" and 379 lbs is a detriment to guys like Cody. I'd told him to play in the Canadian Football League like Doug Flutie and Warren Moon and see what happens. He could easily have played D2 and people have played NFL and CFL ball from D2 schools. Cody is like many star Little Leaguers. They are stars in their younger years but get out grown as they age. It's the roll of the dice. You see it a lot in Little League baseball. A kid is great but ages into someone good but not a spectacular.
Great video. Thanks for the follow up...but my g is that a picture of Nick Cannon in the background? What's going on lol
I mean, I guess it's not unlikely at this point that Nick might be... Ugh, I can't bring myself to say it
Someone should’ve showed his tape to belichik.
Why?
Wes Welker, Julian Eddleman small white guys that played for belicheck and were super productive.
@@gregbennett4769 Oh, that's what you meant. They were small, but compared to this guy after he'd grown up they were giants
Most young phenoms plateau at some point and don't get to the elite level. Depends on factors like early development that gives them an advantage over peers, but that development must continue. Late development can sometimes be better than early development, in some cases an average athlete will overtake and even exceed the early bloomers.
Cody Paul walked so CMC could run🥲
Underrated
Dude was a great player. It's just that NFL caliber is even better. No shame in that.
Cool video, and great commentary!
They were saying Christian McCaffrey was too small for the NFL, when he was coming out of college.
No they weren’t.
If I were guessing, if he were as good as advertised, the schools probably didn't want to deal with the publicity.
David Adams was 5'6" and was a stud at Arizona back in the 80's...
The ad popped up as "The Wayne was cued."
These kid was so good as a kid whatttt 😳
I believe that you should do a video on Shannon Sharpe. You’re the best person for the job with the information you gather and you don’t have bias acts towards anyone
You could tell he was going to be tiny as an adult. He was small compared to the other 12 year olds.
Cody paul is forever a goat!!!
Damn FlemLo that voice sound light as hell 😂
You should do a video about your own career in football. I did not realize you played college ball.
I was one of those kids all the way thru college but burn out is a real thing
Great info. great vocal !!
It's weird how high Flemlo's voice was when he made this compared to now