0:00 We're going to watch this NFL player talk about how he let his team down, which happens to be my team, and I actually genuinely hated this guy for a sec, and now I feel bad about it. So, here we go. >> I want to go back. >> This is Ryan Clark. He is not the player he's talking to him. >> To I think it was week four last year, Los Angeles Rams, you on 24-yard line, catch the pass from Daniel Jones, you're going into the end zone, and drop the ball before the goal line. >> Oh my god. >> On the sideline, man, and I could feel >> Yeah. >> what you were feeling. Take us back to that moment and your thoughts as you're sitting on the sideline realizing what happened on that replay. >> Oh. It was no secret that like I wasn't really playing in any of that much. Like I was receiver four, I would come in spot in third down. This was my first real opportunity to to start playing a a
0:50 full game. And I remember going to sleep that night in the hotel, and I'm like, "Man, like I know at some point they're going to need me. Like at some point this this ████ going to come to me, and at some point I'm going to change the game." >> ████ it up. >> the game. >> He changed it all right. >> I I recognized that the ball was coming to me before the ball snapped. So, I'm already on 10, and you know, I pretty much, you know, as I'm as I'm getting to the goal line, I I said I got caught up in the emotion of it. >> Oh. >> And the and the thrill of, you know, finally like this is this is what I've been waiting for. You know, I I I have my opportunity. I seen this ████ coming before it came, and I made it made the most of it. Like >> Celebrated too early, brother. >> 75-yard play. Just when it happened, man, it was it was very humbling. It It was It was very humbling, and you know, it's it's it just taught me the little things, the
1:40 the little details of the game, like the the ████ that we preach every day. ODB, all damn ball, hold the ball, everything. It was something that I had to, you know, I had to take that ████ on the chin. I couldn't I couldn't look to the man on my left or my right and be like, "Man, this It's fault." Like I I had to look in the mirror and you know, I knew it was my fault from the jump. Like, they I didn't even have to see the replay. I just started jogging off the field. I'm like, damn. >> [laughter] >> I I pretty much know what's going to come from this now. >> That's what we would call >> Dude. Back in elementary school having butterfingers. >> Butterfingers. >> In my world we called it oofy doofy. Yeah. And we traded this guy like right away to the Jets. We sent him to die. >> Oh. >> Yeah, cuz like >> Yeah, cuz like if you fumble like it would have been a touchdown already. >> Early celly, early celly and then
2:30 fumble. Yeah. >> You think he was trying to do the celebration with the ball? >> I do. I >> Like he was trying to spin it? >> I think he was just doing that like like that like cool ████ and I think that it he ████ up. And what's crazy, so the guy that I'm wearing on my jersey right now, Jonathan Taylor, he did the same thing a year prior. He was running all the way into the goal into the goal and he just dropped the ball early to be cool and he dropped it so early that it was a fumble and that was against >> the Chargers and we should have won that game, too. >> Yeah, terrible. But so I feel terrible cuz I really like thought this guy sucked bad for this. His name is Ed Adonai Mitchell, nailed it. Um and he was we we we got him first round pick. He's really great football player in my opinion until this happened and then I was so mad about this cuz we should have beat the ████ Rams and my father-in-law's a Rams fan and so it was
3:20 really personal. >> [laughter] >> But um but then [clears throat] we traded him away to the Rams and then now he's finally talking about this in public and I'm like >> Oh, he's [snorts] never talked about it before. >> Talked about it like after the game and how disappointed he was but not at this level of depth and like humility, you know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> So like I just feel really bad as a sports fan. >> Why do you feel bad? >> Cuz I'm part of the problem. Like, I was like, ████ this guy. Ship him off. ████ you. >> [laughter] >> And then like I hear him talking and I'm like, oh yeah, we're all humans, man. I'm my bad, dude. >> But I feel like it's part of it though, you know? It's like it's like when you're an athlete and you're playing >> going to vote for me for mayor? >> I think it's part of where it's like you signed up to play this game that is hyper scrutinized. >> Yeah. >> And that's just part of it. >> Yeah, it's like risk reward is it's proportionate to me. Like you get to pay a lot to not do that ████ >> Yeah, it's fair.
4:11 >> And if you're number four, like you're number four and you're coming out, don't be ████ fancy, dude. >> I know, but he made a killer play to save a ████ yard five yard play. >> Crazy, yeah. >> Glue that ████ to your chest and just hold on to it. Don't be don't be doing no ████ crazy celebrations if you're number four. >> It's like someone like survived the war and they weren't careful when they came back home. They tripped and died. >> Yeah, exactly. It's like Bart walking off a step and breaking his leg. >> That was pretty crazy. >> It's like oh, really strong guy, huh? >> [laughter] >> Did all that training. >> What a tough guy. >> [laughter] >> But no, so so yeah, he's he's on the Jets now. I really wish him well and like all that, but you just forget sometimes that like as we yell at TVs and ████ like you forget that they're people. >> It is really sad when someone makes a really career shifting mistake.
5:02 You know, and then they keep thinking I could have had it. >> Well, cuz that's a good example of something that's beyond losing the game. You know, you've now defined yourself. Like that's the most defining moment. >> And you could have lost your career. >> Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah. >> It's literally what they associate AD Mitchell with the most is this play, unfortunately, because he hasn't had a chance to make a lot of splash. >> He's just known as that. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Yeah, but it's also his chance to have to finish that chapter and now start a legacy chapter. >> But on the Jets? >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> I wish him well though, I really do. >> He's still in the game. That wasn't he wasn't completely out. He has a chance. >> You're right. >> But if you were shining though, even though you're in a losing team, like and you'll never really get anywhere, if you're really shining though, won't you get traded? >> Yeah, yeah, no, definitely. And he has he's a great athlete, so I I he'll be fine. He'll be fine. He'll be fine. >> Yeah, it's not like that was like a habitual thing he was doing. It's like
5:53 >> No, it's a one-er, I think, that you don't forget. >> Not a good one. >> I was really thankful of of Tyco's coach cuz he's playing like pretty serious soccer now. Like he's his club they play I think three or four times a week and they have two games a week. So he he joined he was playing indoor soccer, which is more kind of like YMCA AYSO type soccer where it's just like very recreational. And now they they call these ones competition competition leagues. So they'll play they have to travel they have to go play like New York, whatever, Arizona. And Tyco's pretty good at being goalie. And then so the coach went over and asked him if he wants to be the official goalie. And then like so Tyco was like, "Oh ████ this is so cool." cuz most kids his age they don't have official goalies cuz everyone's scared of the ball, so they just rotate it. >> Okay. >> But he has shown that he's not scared of the ball and he actually does a pretty good job of blocking the ball. Um so he
6:45 goes like, "Would you like to be the official goalie?" So he actually has an official like separate special uniform. And he's like, "Yeah, yeah, I'd be down." And the part that I was really appreciative is he was like, "Just to let you know though, when if we lose a game, everyone's going to hate you." He says, "That's just the way the game is played." >> Yeah. How old are these kids? They're nine. >> They're nine. [laughter] But he was letting him know he goes like, "It's not fair because it's a team sport, but when balls come in the goal, even though it got past that guy, got past that guy, got past got past that guy, they're going to blame it on you for not blocking it." So he was like, "You have to be willing to take so it's like a it's a thick-skinned position." >> there. Yeah. >> How did Tyco take that? >> Either he was in the moment, he goes, "I can do it." or he could have been ADD thinking about lollipops and ████ >> He's like, "I wonder if I get a Twizzler
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9:20 instantly in lineups if you win your first $5 lineup. PrizePicks, America's number one sports pick app. >> Dude, I don't I don't remember when I was playing when I let my team down big time. Uh many sports, but this particular memory, I was playing soccer in Virginia. Like like fantasy soccer? >> No, actually soccer. I was like 7 years old. And I remember I got the ball and I was like, "Holy ████ I got the ████ ball. Let's go, boys." in my head. And I started running towards the goal. And I was like kicking the ball and I was like, "Yes, ████ yeah, dude. I'm finally going to kick a goal." And then I was like, "Why is nobody catching up with me? Is it cuz I'm so ████ fast?" >> Oh, no. >> Sure enough, I kicked it on my own goal. >> Did you still get the score, though? >> I honestly don't remember that. >> Like No, they scored against you.
10:10 >> Scores against me, I think, but I don't remember. I just was so mortified. That's the only thing I remember is like, "Why isn't anyone catching up to me?" and then like I let everyone down. >> Yeah. Liability. >> But then you knew [laughter] you like knew immediately that you made a mistake and it's on you, right? >> Yes. >> That's why That's why I really like like the highest level of sports I do appreciate what he said. Cuz that's everything you're supposed to say. It's your fault. There's no one to look to. Nobody's supposed to make you feel better about what you did. You have to take everything on the chin. That's what happens. I don't what I don't like is that in women's sports when they do ████ like that, everybody's [laughter] like, "It's okay. Like it's all right." Like shooting in the wrong basket? How is that acceptable? Like who's going to be like in professional sports? >> I'm saying. >> It's the patriarchy. >> Yeah. How do you do that for professional sports? >> I think sports should be like this. Like
11:00 you should take consequences for ████ up. >> backboard. That's why I can't shoot it that way. >> Yeah, the board was designed by a man. >> get to do a flagrant two and then say white privilege on X. Like that's insane. >> Deep cut. >> Just take your ████ ████ That's sports. >> stop on a chick's neck and say white privilege. >> Yeah, that was [laughter] crazy. >> Yeah, I'm just like that's why I don't I don't think women's sports has caught up to this ████ the male feeling of like it's your ████ fault. >> Accountability. >> Eat the rock that you know what I mean? Like just this is you. It's your fault. Yeah. >> But do women even take accountability? >> Helping each other avoid it in the sport. That's what I don't understand. They're helping each other avoid it, but then they're doing it on different opposing teams. So, I'm like, you guys know what you're doing. >> Yeah. I like how the coach just wouldn't do anything either. >> Insane, dude. Yeah, it's insane. But, it's But, you know what? It is fun to
11:50 see the comparison. Cuz we've never noticed it before. >> That's true. >> You know what I mean? >> Dude, even Bill Belichick got fired. The greatest coach in the history of ████ ball, he got fired cuz he had like three losing seasons or whatever. Like, that's just how it is. >> Yeah, and no one was like there to feel sorry for him. Like, like, yeah. >> And then, oh no, I'm going to cry to my 22-year-old ████ that that he ended up slinging after that. >> Exactly, yeah. >> [laughter] >> He still won at the end. >> Yeah, he's He's still ████ rich. >> Yeah, he's rich. He's ████ this 22-year-old broad. He's fine. >> That's at least what I like about sports like in this level is that you ████ up, they you will get roasted for it. You will be on all those sports shows. They're going to play your video and make fun of your ass. They don't do that for women's sports. >> Dude, Mark Sanchez, the butt fumble, have you ever seen that? That's a Jets player. >> No. >> He ████ He get The ball gets hiked to
12:41 him, and he just fumbles it somehow through his legs and sits on it with his butt, and it's just the most embarrassing play ever. And he's only So, like, he he'll he'll be like on TV cuz he he's a talking head or he used to be a talking head until recently, but everyone just calls him butt fumble guy. >> What's so tough about sports >> That's funny. >> too is if you ████ up once, the locker room will never let that go. >> Oh, yeah. >> Unless you redeem yourself. >> what. >> And I love that. >> Even if you redeem yourself, that's you now. >> It's like if you admit on the internet to eating a hooker's ████ >> Yeah. >> like that now you never live it down. >> You never >> That becomes your rep, but I think like that's the I like that. I like It should become your rep. That's what happens. >> Yeah. >> Because you're you're asked to you're you're basically agreeing to take on this heavy responsibility, and they're like if you can't do it, don't do it. But if you can, know that it will come
13:33 with the other side, too. But it's fun to give people nicknames and then like >> Oh, dude, hell yeah. >> It's just a part of the game. >> There's a character on there's an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm where they had this real baseball player who was notorious for having dropped like a really important catch, like he dropped it. And the whole episode is centered around him dropping ████ And at the end of the episode, there's a baby in a burning building and they're trying to throw it down and he's the one that's going to catch it. Bro, it's like and that really happened to him in real life and he's still that's his is yeah, that's his thing. And I'm like take it, dude. Take it. Like don't do this ████ where it's like don't worry, it could happen to anyone. Like no, dude, they pay you so it doesn't happen to you. >> The Patriots sucked in the Super Bowl, by the way. They ████ sucked in the Super Bowl. Just want to make sure that's very >> weird thing for a Patriots fan to say. >> Oh, no, no, no, I don't know. I'm clearly not a Patriots fan.
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