Mike Ditka Opens Up
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2018
- Mike Ditka is one of the most well known coaches in Football. Not only is he a Hall of Fame tight end, he is also a Super Bowl Winning Coach. In this Mike Ditka Interview with Patrick Bet-David, they talk his story, growing up in sports, his love of the game, NFL Drama and his thoughts on Kaepernick and the future of the NFL. Subscribe for more awesome interviews - bit.ly/2aPEwD4
About Mike Ditka:
Michael Keller Ditka (born Michael Dyczko; October 18, 1939) is a former American football player, coach, and television commentator. A member of both the College Football (1986) and Pro Football Hall of Fame (1988), he was the 1961 UPI NFL Rookie of Year, a five-time Pro Bowl selection and five-time All-Pro tight end with the Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles, and Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League (NFL).
He was an NFL champion with the 1963 Bears, and is a three-time Super Bowl champion, playing on the Cowboys Super Bowl VI team as well as winning as an assistant coach for the Cowboys in Super Bowl XII, and coaching the Bears to victory in Super Bowl XX. He was named to both the NFL's 50th and 75th Anniversary All-Time Team.
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Mike Ditka was one of the greatest competitors EVER. ANYWHERE. Mike and Jim Brown. legends of football. great interview, btw. thanks for doing this.
I have no idea why but I really like Mike Ditka. Authentic, competitive, pure American.
Thank you for this. Coach Ditka was one of my heroes growing up. I’ve watched him for years. I’ve never seen him so humble and human. Thank you!
This is probably the last time we will see a lucid and well spoken Dikta, ever. I am glad he came onto this show where he was given a chance to talk.
In 1988 after a Monday night game bears at rams after the game, shortly after his heart attack he told security to let me and some of my brother marines on the bus be was riding to the airport and signed our programs will never forget that was awesome. Earlier I saw the legendary Walter Payton in person. What a great night . Will always love Mike ditka and Walter Payton. I die hard marine and raiders fan. Semper fi.
Ditka what a Class Act
mike ditka is all class!!!! the best!!!
Thank you Ditka for being you. From a Cowboys fan.
Greatly respect Mike Ditka. Great interview. This is a man of iron.
Mike is forever loved here in chicago.the only coach to win the super bowl as a coach for the bears.till the bears win it again.the 85 team will always be rememberd as the best team ever.
I love coach Ditka!!!
Met Mike and his wife at his restaurant and sat right next to them. I was in complete all of him and actually went over to shake his hand and he and his wife were both gracious to us. As a lifelong bears fan it meant a lot to me.
Mike is a great man and a great football man.
28min 49sec - He makes everybody better, you don't find too many people that can do that. M. Ditka #PureGold
Great interview with my hometown, Chicago Bears, Da Coach. Mike Ditka was very impressed & noticed all sports has leveled up over the past 50 years.
Saw him at 3-4 games in Chicago, 80's. My boyfnd laughed how Ditka chewed gum so fast!
Nice job on this one Pat! As a kid growing up in Chicago and very much being a sports fan in the 80s I do remember Coach Ditka very well and all the players in that amazing 1985 Super Bowl run.
I've got to say Patrick ... you are the best at what you do . Your passion/knowledge shows in every interview you do. I'm a big fan ... thanks so much.
Ditka was a legendary tight end. He got over 1,000 yards in season back in 1962 or around then.
All I can say about Valuetainment is that it delivers every single time! Patrick more than anything has a drive to be succesfull and his energy is thru the roof. He also has a presence that commands respect Im not sure if he will pursue a career in acting some day but Hollywood is missing out on this guy not being on the big screen.
When Ditka talks, it so reminds me of my father and his mother. There's a common midwestern thread there. Ditka played in the last days of the white era. The era which can best be described as BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA, where white dudes didn't typically have blinding speed to differentiate themselves from the guy on the other side of the ball. This era was BRUTAL, where the men hit like freight trains and played with egregious injuries. Careers were typically short because of this physical pounding. Intelligence, scheming, blocking, brute force, and blunt force trauma. It was a different game.
I CLICKED THIS SO FAST! ANOTHER GREAT IDEA FOR A INTERVIEW! YOU HAVE YOUR FINGER ON THE PULSE OF THE NORTH AMERICAN PEOPLE!
Grateful to know such a legend. Once again thanks valuetainment.
Loved the interview Pat. Even though I’m from India (and therefore am not much aware of the sport), I was able to follow the interview fairly well. Ditka was awesome to listen to.
Great interview. I don't really know much about Dikta but this video helped me out. Thanks for sharing.
Great stuff! I'm a chicago kid who grew up in the 70s and 80s watching Payton and the bears!
Grateful to Ditka and mj!
Mike, no mention of Lawrence Taylor?😁
Good stuff. Keep it up David. You’ve been getting AMAZING people. Loved the recent Ric Flair and Alex Jones interviews.
Mike Ditka respects the game.
You have some of the best interviews I see online! Awesome content!
Great Interview! Thanks for posting!
Another great interview! really getting the ques of what makes a great individual succeed.
great flow and conversation, bro.
thank you that was a great interview
Loved it! Thanks
Patrick and the guys at Valuetainment stay dropping amazing content. I hope it motivates you to grind more every day like it does to me! Lets GO!
Great interview as always Patrick, more interviews with entrepreneurs would be great also, as it’s been a few months since there has been interviews with entrepreneurs. Thanks 🙏 for producing great 👍 content.
Iron Mike! What a man!!
was this at Olde Florida in Naples? or in Chicago?
he was a great friend of my late grandfather's...makes me happy to see this man still recognized
Great interview! Ditka is a great man.
Patrick sense I have been taking the advice I gather from you in your you videos my success rate has made a major leap keep doing what you do brother and god bless you
Ditka came into my hardware store and had a big meal. He had a 1/2 of a muffler, side of nails, with everything drenched in motor oil.
I agree with Mr. Ditka about keapernick
If you honestly don't get what Kaepernick is doing when he kneels, then you sir are as big a moron as Ditka.
@@Muzzie0323 no your the moron if you can't be great full of this great country and the people that sacrifice there life to defend this country. You cant respect the flag. You can always move instead of disrespecting the flag.. any American that moves out the country will realize the best place to live is America. And if you can see that maybe you should move.. i experience it when I came back I came back more great full. Any illgal will tell you that. Any person on the world will tell you that. Its called the American dream. The European dream not the japan dream not African dream its called the American dream. Maybe you should become a police officer and experience what is it to be one. There was a news report about a black man who hates cops and they made him go in. To training guess what he did he started shooting. His reaction to start shooting and he shot more then a few shots. They ask him why he shot the bullet. He couldn't explain. But he ended up respecting the cops. If you want to make a difference become a police officer instead of barking
Mike! The best.
Great interview.
Great interview. You're getting better at this Pat. Keep it up!
this needs millions of views
Ditka = Legend
Great interview. I like Mike.
Great interview ... long time bears fan. I was really surprised to hear that he guarded Jerry West in college ... even if was only for 2 minutes : )
Great interview!
Another great interview pat 🙌🤔
Thanks to Kaepernick I haven’t watched One football game since he took a kneel.
I grew up in Aliquippa pa. Same as Mike. With a great work ethic from people who got up every day and went to work and cried about nothing I grew up was the town of great values full of tough people and I think one of Mike's lines was tough times don't last tough people do so if the world was mortal like him in their desire to make it in life you would have much less failure in every community white or black
DA Coach! DA Bears! Ditka vs Michael Jordan who would win? Ah Ditka by 1
Iron Mike Forever
I'd love to see Patrick interview Gary Vaynervhuck. That would be phenomenal.
The best coach ever 💯
You was here in Chicago, cool. Were you at the resturant downtown or in Rolling Meadows/Arlington Heights? The 85 Bears, what a year. I heard you mention Ray Nitsche. That guy went to my high school. So did Doc Rivers. I came up looking at Rivers picture on one wall and Nitsche's picture on the opposite wall in the trophy case at my HS gym. He was much before my time so I had no I did I was looking at a guy on Butkus level.
Mike Ditka is a great guy!!!
Where is our case studies with the Biz Doc?!?!??!?!?!
Please keep those coming. Thanks :)
Pat get Kaepernick on the show! Love your channel
Noway
@Megalodon Unlocked kapernicks a bum no one cares about him
That hand shake let me down more that Hank hill when he bet bush pfff..lol
And then came the 86' Giants! True Blue Forerver.
Sweetness was the best. #34
Where's the biz doc? Also is there a iPhone max case? I checked the website it only goes up to the iPhone 7
What editing software do you use.
only about 50k more subs to 1 mil! you got this!
Now we're closing in on 1.5 mil
Was this interview in 2002 like many are saying ? When was it made ? Thanks
Cool interview. Man I would love it if you could interview Jeff Besos of Amazon. I at this time Have a few issues with him. But if you were to interview him it would help with his point of view.
Iron Mike Ditka the best Bears coach
Consider interviewing the Cowboys Cowboy and business man Walt Garrison-" just a pinch between your check and gum"
When are the BizDoc case studies coming back?
Ditka rules.
My father was at a banquet with Dikta back in the 90's. He said he was chewing tobacco and instead of spitting in a cup he spit on the carpet.
1. Halas
2. Ditka
3. Sweetness 🐻⬇️
So Cohch Dika finally got his championship/Super Bowl ring as a player with the Dallas Cowboys late in his career. Da Bearss weren't quite good enough to have a shot at that, while he was there.
Love Iron Mike
The average football career is less than 5 years, that stat is insane for any career.
Patrick, you are the wisest person that i know. Can you please make a video on body hacking drugs or Cognitive enhancer drugs or also called smart drugs.
Dude this is Romel's Cousin from Glendale High, You don't know me but I am sure he talked to you about me, poor2broke2ritch, cafe cola, relax bud you are a good dude.
Born in Yerevan, raised in Whittier CA. went to Whittier High School. Nixon land baby
So far 27 Green Bay Packer fans have clicked thumbs down. Great interview with Da Coach. Bear Down Bear nation!
PAYTON..A GREAT EXAMPLE OF THE SAYING...WELL DONE IS BETTER THAN WELL SAID...GOD TOOK HIM TOO EARLY
Ditka guarding Jerry West, LOL
Definitely enjoyed the interview but how do you not mention Jim McMahon when talking big personalities?
Make mike NFL commissioner
I certainly remember Ditka from the '85 Bears team but never really saw him interviewed or have a one on one like this...though I'm SURE there have been tens of thousands of them. It's just that, as a young girl, I wasn't all that interested in football...lol (go figure) But, I really like his common sense, I like his views on coaching and the importance of the "team" as opposed to any individual. I ESPECIALLY like his opinion on the whole "taking a knee" controversy...that he feels that, bottom line, that kid showed utter lack of respect for the organization, the league, the coaches, the team and the fans by using the privelege of being able to play a professional sport, being paid more money to do it than just about anything else he could possibly be doing AND having the support and admiration of millions of fans by using that very venue, the football field, as a personal protest sight and place to air his personal grievances regarding social issues that have/had absolutely NOTHING to do with the sport or the National Football League and, furthermore, did so in such a manner that he KNEW would alienate, offend and outrage untold amounts of people... including his teammates and just didn't give a damn. I think he absolutely RIGHT. I think if he would have allowed himself to be less self censored he would have called it a disgrace. Because it IS and WAS!
Patrick, you can't credit Dana White for creating the UFC; if anything UFC has moved in the direction of becoming MORE safe under White's tenure compared to the Gracie days. In any case, this was a great interview, thanks for sharing.
somebody to sponsor me so that I may attend an event at University of North Carolina
Pat, help me with the fine line between an "unapproachable wall boss" and a "extremely approachable/unrespected", because for me is one or the other. My people know my knowledge and accountability, but sometimes they joke around (to the irrespectful level) when I'm serious.
DIT-KA
Why the dislikes?
Lets see what goes down here...
Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 for interviewing Alex Jones!!!!!
DAAAAAAAAAAA BEARRSSSSS
the 54 defense??
The NFL was a $9 B a year industry then the Federal Government decided to partner with it. That is when the NFL became a downward spiral and started to make rules that made the game less exciting each year then it became a platform for political disention thus killing the respect for the game and players. The fun is no longer in viewing the game.
#VegasStrong
Took a lahhd-mahhth tough guy from the Burgh to handle ‘dem Chicaaaago fans
Wheres the case study
Love the channel but you didn't answer why he's protesting.
Ronald McNeal - Because Krapperdick doesn't even know why he is protesting!!! There is no validity to his stupid idea of oppression!!!!!!! Does that answer your question???!!!!!!! SMH...
28:05
“They don’t have football in LA, do they?” 🤣🤣🤣 Perfect response to a stupid comment. What kind of a guy tells Mike Ditka that he’s not a Bears fan.