Have to admit I've done a 180 on Ryan. Hated his attitude when he came into NFL but love his honesty and humility now. Hope he can help others before they get to that bad place.
Whenever Ryan Leaf interviews its a must see for me. Love how he continues to put old demons to rest while being comfortable with owning up to his mistakes. That's something that most men will never be able to do. Not to mention, solid opinions on the current NFL.
I’ve been a chargers fan since 78. I don’t ever remember seeing a QB have less time to throw a ball than in that game Vs the Ravens. That defense of front was so good. I think Leaf only completed 2 passes that day.
Julian Edelman was a option QB at Kent State in Ohio, the NE Patriots drafted him in the 7th round, they told him they were going to transform him into an NFL WR, he said ok let’s do this, he was Super Bowl LIII MVP because he decided he was going to be what the NE Patriots needed him to be, a team player. Tim Tebow could have been a pass catching RB/FB/TE hybrid for the Patriots but he wasn’t willing to go along with what NE had in mind, this was before Super Bowl XLIX vs Seattle, I guarantee Tim Tebow would have been an excellent RB/FB/TE hybrid, he was a tremendous athlete, but he didn’t want to take this route, he would have at least two Rings with NE, maybe 3 or 4, maybe he would have been a co rainmaker with 12 but we’ll never know because he wasn’t even willing to try and that’s why he never made it in the NFL, he had a tunnel vision desire to be a QB and nothing else, imo he might have even carved out a hall of fame career had he chose the RB/FB/TE hybrid role NE wanted to transform him into but he chose to continually disregard the NE coaches NFL expertise in determining what the athlete can do, they see what you can be, but if you don’t give it a chance it’ll become a wasted opportunity. This is the Tim Tebow NFL story, he didn’t want to listen to what other ppl thought he should do.
That's hilarious. I eat and write with my left hand and do everything else right handed. When I was a kid I REALLY wanted to throw (a baseball) left handed but I always would feel that "labored motion" they're talking about.
I don’t agree that the Dolphins will have to win the division in order for Tua to remain the starting QB in Miami. If they can make the playoffs as a wild card, and Tua shows enough improvement under Mike McDaniel, then they will keep him as their starter.
Very likeable now...grew up alot but payed the price but he's at light at the end of a dark tunnel...helluva a college QB such a waste...he knows it that's where the humble comes in.
As a SD Charger fan I really hated Ryan, but that Caddy Shack shirt 🤣🤣 he is forgiven lol glad to see he turned his life around and is trying to help others avoid the trouble he got into.
Why couldn’t Tim Tebow stay in the NFL? He couldn’t throw thanks to his elongated throwing motion. Plus, NCAA offenses, NCAA hashmarks, and NCAA defenses made him look better than he was even though, in college, he was a great player.
I love Ryan leaf. But I’m so sick of this Brady doesn’t have an elite arm narrative. When Brady plants his feet and steps into the ball there are very few quarterbacks in the league that have his velocity and accuracy mixed. Most the guys who here have a cannon for an arm do not know how to deliver balls with touch. They do not know how to spin the ball with the velocity and still be accurate…. Tom Brady is the king of that. Also it’s just a lie, Tom house has been clocking Tom Brady in at 60 mph and Josh Allen is 62 miles an hour at his very hardest. Where Brady dropped off a little is when he doesn’t have his feet planted. But Brady’s arm according to Tom house who worked with 4700 quarterbacks is 94th percentile in velocity when he plants his feet he’s 99.8% when he tests velocity times throwing that ball into tight windows. No one in the league has his accuracy and velocity mixed except Aaron Rodgers
It’s because the nfl is a perception first trash league that over emphasizes individuals over the team in a team sport which is weird. And college has always been more team first success by any means I.e. a running qb etc that’s why the gators won all the time with Tebow and these nfl geniuses who are obsessed with optics and a lot of other non football related matters can’t have him around because his throw angle is weird. The whole thing is odd oh yeah and he talked about Jesus a lot guess that’s a no no I wonder why?
Pardon my interruption, but Ryan Leaf is the undisputed king of NFL draft busts. Why would anyone trying to be in the NFL want to take any advice from him?
Because he made his mistakes, he’s learned from them, and he owns up to them. Sometimes the best people to take advice from are those who are very flawed.
@@johnbrowntheprophet Ok, well you guys make a good point, and I see that point of view. I agree that he is very flawed and would be a good example of how not to do it.
@@insanity6105 He was a great talent......he never got the skills set that Manning or Brady had.....but he was naturally better (protypical guy that can throw farther than Manning)......It was neck in neck in that draft between Manning and Leaf......for the #1 pick...believe it or not!!!
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Have to admit I've done a 180 on Ryan. Hated his attitude when he came into NFL but love his honesty and humility now. Hope he can help others before they get to that bad place.
Same. I have been watching a few of his interviews and his maturity and insight has been fascinating
Love his honesty
It's hard to admit you failed cause of your own actions and no other reason
AA's 12 steps work bro
Love Ryan's humility and honestly. Glad he's gotten his life together... Way to go Ryan!!
Agreed. Sounds like he's had great perspective and is content with where he is in life. I'm happy for Ryan Leaf for sure.
Whenever Ryan Leaf interviews its a must see for me. Love how he continues to put old demons to rest while being comfortable with owning up to his mistakes. That's something that most men will never be able to do.
Not to mention, solid opinions on the current NFL.
Great interview! Ryan is a true inspiration.
Absolutely love Ryan Leaf's ability to get in front of 🎤 and talk football after everything he's been through, my hats off to you sir ....
Gosh I love Ryan Leaf- honest, vulnerable, funny- good stuff!
What a well spoken humble dude, love the modern Ryan Leaf.
I enjoy when Ryan Leaf talks football. Listened to his podcast about his life, throughly enjoyed it. .
Great to see Ryan doing better. I do have a Ryan Leaf rookie year jersey.
Tebow had some talent.. he won 7 straight in nfl he won a playoff game too.
Ryan leaf rules!!! Go cougs! That’s my guy right there
I’ve been a chargers fan since 78. I don’t ever remember seeing a QB have less time to throw a ball than in that game Vs the Ravens. That defense of front was so good.
I think Leaf only completed 2 passes that day.
Is Ryan the 1st guest to come to the Dan Cave in quite some time? Or did I miss someone else???
Ryan Leaf was the prototype passer physically
Julian Edelman was a option QB at Kent State in Ohio, the NE Patriots drafted him in the 7th round, they told him they were going to transform him into an NFL WR, he said ok let’s do this, he was Super Bowl LIII MVP because he decided he was going to be what the NE Patriots needed him to be, a team player. Tim Tebow could have been a pass catching RB/FB/TE hybrid for the Patriots but he wasn’t willing to go along with what NE had in mind, this was before Super Bowl XLIX vs Seattle, I guarantee Tim Tebow would have been an excellent RB/FB/TE hybrid, he was a tremendous athlete, but he didn’t want to take this route, he would have at least two Rings with NE, maybe 3 or 4, maybe he would have been a co rainmaker with 12 but we’ll never know because he wasn’t even willing to try and that’s why he never made it in the NFL, he had a tunnel vision desire to be a QB and nothing else, imo he might have even carved out a hall of fame career had he chose the RB/FB/TE hybrid role NE wanted to transform him into but he chose to continually disregard the NE coaches NFL expertise in determining what the athlete can do, they see what you can be, but if you don’t give it a chance it’ll become a wasted opportunity. This is the Tim Tebow NFL story, he didn’t want to listen to what other ppl thought he should do.
I'm a Dolphins fan but there is no way they win the division over the Bills.
Baker will end up in Tampa Bay.
Ryan Leaf and the Sandman in one day?!
I remember Ryan his rookie year and I'm glad I was wrong about him
That's hilarious. I eat and write with my left hand and do everything else right handed. When I was a kid I REALLY wanted to throw (a baseball) left handed but I always would feel that "labored motion" they're talking about.
I don’t agree that the Dolphins will have to win the division in order for Tua to remain the starting QB in Miami. If they can make the playoffs as a wild card, and Tua shows enough improvement under Mike McDaniel, then they will keep him as their starter.
Tebo made a mistake in going to the Jets when the best place for him to go was Jacksonville he would have had the starting position
College football is different than the NFL...c'mon Danny P 😂
Put all left handers on 1st base. Enough said.
Dolphins are looking good !
God how much would Baker learn from TB12?
I live in North Dakota. Lance isn't that good!!! Glad to see a prediction w Jimmy G. (Not a 49er fan)
Way too much movement with the camera. Making people dizzy. Relax a bit
Very likeable now...grew up alot but payed the price but he's at light at the end of a dark tunnel...helluva a college QB such a waste...he knows it that's where the humble comes in.
I give Leaf a ton of credit…it’s difficult to talk about your well known and monumental failure in front of people…
As a SD Charger fan I really hated Ryan, but that Caddy Shack shirt 🤣🤣 he is forgiven lol glad to see he turned his life around and is trying to help others avoid the trouble he got into.
Why couldn’t Tim Tebow stay in the NFL? He couldn’t throw thanks to his elongated throwing motion. Plus, NCAA offenses, NCAA hashmarks, and NCAA defenses made him look better than he was even though, in college, he was a great player.
What really clinches it is he couldn’t play in Canada.
Tim Tebow is not the GOAT of college QB's Tim was surrounded by elite talent.
People under estimate Brady’s arm for 15 years he had a top 5 arm in the NFL, go watch the 2007 season
😂😂😂
I love Ryan leaf. But I’m so sick of this Brady doesn’t have an elite arm narrative. When Brady plants his feet and steps into the ball there are very few quarterbacks in the league that have his velocity and accuracy mixed.
Most the guys who here have a cannon for an arm do not know how to deliver balls with touch. They do not know how to spin the ball with the velocity and still be accurate…. Tom Brady is the king of that.
Also it’s just a lie, Tom house has been clocking Tom Brady in at 60 mph and Josh Allen is 62 miles an hour at his very hardest.
Where Brady dropped off a little is when he doesn’t have his feet planted.
But Brady’s arm according to Tom house who worked with 4700 quarterbacks is 94th percentile in velocity when he plants his feet he’s 99.8% when he tests velocity times throwing that ball into tight windows.
No one in the league has his accuracy and velocity mixed except Aaron Rodgers
It’s because the nfl is a perception first trash league that over emphasizes individuals over the team in a team sport which is weird. And college has always been more team first success by any means I.e. a running qb etc that’s why the gators won all the time with Tebow and these nfl geniuses who are obsessed with optics and a lot of other non football related matters can’t have him around because his throw angle is weird. The whole thing is odd oh yeah and he talked about Jesus a lot guess that’s a no no I wonder why?
This guy's life is one big excuse.
HOLY CRINGE INTRO
Tebow is a hall of Fame qb compared to Leaf
Pardon my interruption, but Ryan Leaf is the undisputed king of NFL draft busts. Why would anyone trying to be in the NFL want to take any advice from him?
So unless your the best at something you can’t give good advice? Other peoples failures can be a lesson for someone else
Because he made his mistakes, he’s learned from them, and he owns up to them. Sometimes the best people to take advice from are those who are very flawed.
@@johnbrowntheprophet Ok, well you guys make a good point, and I see that point of view. I agree that he is very flawed and would be a good example of how not to do it.
He is an example of what not to do. He owns it though and really is insightful.
@@insanity6105 He was a great talent......he never got the skills set that Manning or Brady had.....but he was naturally better (protypical guy that can throw farther than Manning)......It was neck in neck in that draft between Manning and Leaf......for the #1 pick...believe it or not!!!