Ryan Leaf is so accountable for his past and I admire him so much as this trait is essentially nonexistent in today’s society where everybody looks to blame everybody else instead of themselves. Thank you Ryan for being an inspiration to so many people. 👏
I am still trying to figure out why Tim Tebow did not succeed in the NFL. I still partly blame the sports' media for maligning Tebow and simply stating he was not good enough.
A lot comes to mind when I hear his name. He's been through plenty, and looking back I'm sure he would have done it all over again, but with a very different approach. Can say that for a lot of players who came and went like Leaf did.
@Cole Gray. At first I was going to disagree with you, then I saw your YT banner and thought you’re not such a bad guy. THEN I got sucked into the documentary you did on attorney Gray. Freak’en EPIC! I watched the whole thing. 💪
Barry Sanders does not have a Super Bowl but the the RB GOAT. When there RB have to play 150 %or 160% Longer just to best his numbers and being inducted in the HOF in his 30s, thats a HOF 1%er
re: Keith Richards. you look at him in the early 60s, like at the TAMI show, yes, he looked good, and totally completely different. drugs are bad news.
As to Marino and the numbers. You don't play football for how many yards or how many touchdowns you score / throw for. Like it or not, the idea is to win. Marino was a really good quarterback who never won the big one. Some of that belongs to the team and some to the coaches, and, much of it belongs to Marino. Arnold Palmer won the big ones, Mantle won at the highest level. That's how you prove yourself, winning at the highest level. If you fail and fall short you are never the best, you're good.
Ryan Leaf is so accountable for his past and I admire him so much as this trait is essentially nonexistent in today’s society where everybody looks to blame everybody else instead of themselves.
Thank you Ryan for being an inspiration to so many people. 👏
He has came a long way. I've been watching his interviews with dan for a while now, Ryan seems like such a great guy.
Why I have such a deep hatred for drugs and alcohol. This is what it does to people. Wish you all the best!
Ryan Leaf, WOW!!! Impressive. Keep up the good work Brother🖖😎
I am still trying to figure out why Tim Tebow did not succeed in the NFL. I still partly blame the sports' media for maligning Tebow and simply stating he was not good enough.
It’s crazy how iam a big Ryan Leaf fan and also who I wish to become as a person battling addiction!
Ryan is a good guy
Don’t talk to me alright?! Knock it off!!!! 😂😂😂
A lot comes to mind when I hear his name. He's been through plenty, and looking back I'm sure he would have done it all over again, but with a very different approach. Can say that for a lot of players who came and went like Leaf did.
That’s how I was with drinking. Glad I stopped that crap.
Nothing against Brees, he’s a hall of famer but you can’t even compare him to Marino. Drew is a legend but Marino is a God.
@Cole Gray. At first I was going to disagree with you, then I saw your YT banner and thought you’re not such a bad guy. THEN I got sucked into the documentary you did on attorney Gray. Freak’en EPIC! I watched the whole thing. 💪
Just wanna know what he saw in the int throw to Woodson in the Rose Bowl. The best chance Cougs had at a national championship. Great team! #GO COUGS!
Wish him the best.
On the bright side... He maaaay have been spared CTE
Excellent point
Can you post these the day of the interview?
Yea, the message is so powerful, but this video is only up to a whopping 189 views... :-/
Barry Sanders does not have a Super Bowl but the the RB GOAT. When there RB have to play 150 %or 160% Longer just to best his numbers and being inducted in the HOF in his 30s, thats a HOF 1%er
I wanna see him throw that football.
There's nothing wrong with this guy.
re: Keith Richards. you look at him in the early 60s, like at the TAMI show, yes, he looked good, and totally completely different. drugs are bad news.
how old is he though?
by the 70s he looked completely different than he did 10 years before.
As to Marino and the numbers. You don't play football for how many yards or how many touchdowns you score / throw for. Like it or not, the idea is to win. Marino was a really good quarterback who never won the big one. Some of that belongs to the team and some to the coaches, and, much of it belongs to Marino. Arnold Palmer won the big ones, Mantle won at the highest level. That's how you prove yourself, winning at the highest level. If you fail and fall short you are never the best, you're good.
Let me tell you something. Something.