@@Hawkeyes2017 I am sure he does, but as you can see strong men don't focus on the weaknesses and mistakes of others. They forgive/ forget where and when necessary, and give respect where respect is due. You'll learn one day!
The true measure of a person isn’t how many times you fall, it’s how many times you get back up. I’ve never met Ryan, but I have heard him speak and read his story. He got back up.
You're not a failure for falling down. You're a failure if you don't get up. Ryan, it seems to me, keeps getting up and trying very hard to shake his demons. I hope he can break the cycle.
He said most of the houses he went into had pain pills. He went in even people's He didn't know and still said that... As an addict 60 percent of the people in my neighborhood sell them and 80 percent get prescribed them.. its not a ghetto just a regular middle class neighborhood
Thank you, I didn't know who i was, those words hit my soul, to be honest those words,hit my soul, thank you for your words, I always will appreciate your words,thank you Ryan Leaf. Thank you
Ryan is extremely honest and truthful about his life....That is the only way to deal with it if one wants to finally heal....Also makes for a compelling story.....
We don't often see someone like this -- let's face it, we would have called him a spoiled, entitled brat -- make this kind of inner change. The light really went on for him, and it's impressive as hell. I'm a fan now.
It's funny or ironic that people like me can call Ryan a bust when I couldn't get off the bench in 9th & 10-grade football. My baseball career didn't go much better. Sports taught me that I better hit the books.
A number of football players, especially at the Division 1 level, get introduced to pain meds at the college level to attempt to remain competitive and playing. They develop addiction early
LIVED HIS LIFE... obviously not exactly but 1. Never did drugs...2. D1 football player. Tore acl twice plus 1 shattered kneecap. 3. NO IDEA WHAT ADDICTION WAS.........shit goes downhill real fast
Them pills are the boss when your addicted to them and when your out it’s the worst feeling ever with the withdrawals and it takes something crazy to get your attention on how your life is going down hill.
Well he is a big hunky guy who didnt make it in the ferocious NFL and the spotlight must be brutal. Here he looks like a likeable guy who is making it as a human being.
@@tubby4388 They're all addictive . But heroin is far more potent and dangerous . Plus pills are measured doses of the drug so you always know how much you're ingesting even if you're abusing it. Heroin comes in several different states and varies a lot in potency . You're rolling the dice every time you use heroin . That's not to say the pills won't also make you a slave eventually because they definitely will. I've seen people ruined by both.
Ryan Leaf you lie. You still can't be honest with yourself. It wasn't a psychological effect from Vicodin that made you walk into that house. Hope you get it together someday.
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Love how this guy is so open and is now helping addicts. Ryan Leaf is a standup good guy
Don’t you remember his meltdown in the locker room?
@@Hawkeyes2017 I am sure he does, but as you can see strong men don't focus on the weaknesses and mistakes of others. They forgive/ forget where and when necessary, and give respect where respect is due. You'll learn one day!
The true measure of a person isn’t how many times you fall, it’s how many times you get back up.
I’ve never met Ryan, but I have heard him speak and read his story. He got back up.
beautiful, brutal honestly
The honesty is so refreshing. It's how we all should be.
Let's hope he stays healthy and has a good support system.
You're not a failure for falling down. You're a failure if you don't get up. Ryan, it seems to me, keeps getting up and trying very hard to shake his demons. I hope he can break the cycle.
Most honest I have ever seen him, would like to know how he knew the house he was walking into had Vikes.
He said most of the houses he went into had pain pills. He went in even people's He didn't know and still said that...
As an addict 60 percent of the people in my neighborhood sell them and 80 percent get prescribed them.. its not a ghetto just a regular middle class neighborhood
Thank you, I didn't know who i was, those words hit my soul, to be honest those words,hit my soul, thank you for your words, I always will appreciate your words,thank you Ryan Leaf.
Thank you
Slow ?
@@Cincinnatus1869 don't be a dick
RL is proof that even when you're in the gutter you can look up and see the stars
Ryan is extremely honest and truthful about his life....That is the only way to deal with it if one wants to finally heal....Also makes for a compelling story.....
This interview was 4 years ago. Unfortunately, he has been in trouble couple days ago.
Salute Ryan leaf for admitting his mistakes 🦾💯
We don't often see someone like this -- let's face it, we would have called him a spoiled, entitled brat -- make this kind of inner change. The light really went on for him, and it's impressive as hell. I'm a fan now.
This is a stand up guy. Good for you, Ryan Leaf.
this is helpful and courageous
His podcast "Bust" was really really good.
It's funny or ironic that people like me can call Ryan a bust when I couldn't get off the bench in 9th & 10-grade football. My baseball career didn't go much better. Sports taught me that I better hit the books.
Be kind to every single person you encounter. They are fighting a battle you know nothing about.
A number of football players, especially at the Division 1 level, get introduced to pain meds at the college level to attempt to remain competitive and playing. They develop addiction early
LIVED HIS LIFE... obviously not exactly but 1. Never did drugs...2. D1 football player. Tore acl twice plus 1 shattered kneecap. 3. NO IDEA WHAT ADDICTION WAS.........shit goes downhill real fast
This should be top comment. You should try dumbing that comment down a little so the masses can understand your point
@@sherrymag833 lol
Those pills put "good" ppl in "bad" spots.... been there in spades
Your grammar is atrocious
@@sherrymag833 or smarting it up 😂😂 his grammar sucks
Anyone that has been addicted to opiates knows exactly how he can break into a house to score pills
Them pills are the boss when your addicted to them and when your out it’s the worst feeling ever with the withdrawals and it takes something crazy to get your attention on how your life is going down hill.
Well he is a big hunky guy who didnt make it in the ferocious NFL and the spotlight must be brutal. Here he looks like a likeable guy who is making it as a human being.
Polesmoker
"Knock if off alright
But who did he hit the rock bottom on? Stone Cold? Kurt Angle? Answer is never said in the interview!
Wow
Vicodin is prescription heroin...
Not really.
@@Cincinnatus1869 I know. Percocet is way better. Vics suck.
@@tubby4388 They're all addictive . But heroin is far more potent and dangerous . Plus pills are measured doses of the drug so you always know how much you're ingesting even if you're abusing it. Heroin comes in several different states and varies a lot in potency . You're rolling the dice every time you use heroin . That's not to say the pills won't also make you a slave eventually because they definitely will. I've seen people ruined by both.
Likable now.
Brutal honest yes but not FULL HONESTY I can hear it in his voice.. he is a full blown narcissist it's sad
I thought he also got busted for hydrocodones?
Hydrrocodone is generic Vicodin....
FYRFOX198 really? I thought Vicodin was more like a benzodiazepine than a synthetic opioid?
@@randombiketrips3296 not even close
@@randombiketrips3296 there’s something called Google that could help educate you
@@randombiketrips3296 just look it up why you asking some random dude on TH-cam as if it will be 100% facts
Biggest bust of the NFL?
Ryan Leaf you lie. You still can't be honest with yourself. It wasn't a psychological effect from Vicodin that made you walk into that house. Hope you get it together someday.
This guy's life is one big excuse.
He’s a scrub. Yes, we are judging him.
You’re pathetic
Why are you very judgmental?
@@supremeteam1831 some people suck. I say this a lot nowadays
Nah we're judging you.
Im judging you, and I've decided that you suck. My judgement is final