QB Bryce Young Talking 1st Pick in NFL Draft, Questions on Height & Bond with Parents

FOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST: MERCH | https://pivotpodcast.com YOUTUBE | https://www.youtube.com/thepivotpodcast INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/thepivot TWITTER | https://twitter.com/thepivot TIKTOK | https://tiktok.com/@thepivot FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/thepivotpodcast FOLLOW HAPPY DAD: https://www.instagram.com/happydad FIND HAPPY DAD: https://www.happydad.com/find Embarking on a journey of a lifetime, next week’s NFL draft is a monumental occasion filled with a range of emotions, nerves, excitement and kore as it will forever change the lives of many young men and their families. With all the talk swirling around the Alabama standout, his fate will be decided in the coming days but Bryce says he isn’t worried about being number one or any number he goes, he just wants to get on a team and start playing. With a lot of questions about his height and stature affecting his ability to stand tall on NFL fields may affect his draft stock, Bryce isn’t phased by the comments and has been hearing those same things all his life and always quiets his critics with his talent and capabilities. Not short on confidence, Bryce shares how he’s managed to keep composure and avoid nervous energy when stepping onto the field all these years and describes how it’s a dream every time he touches the ball so he embraces it which helps him shed any worries or fears when playing. Channing asks Bryce to recall the moment he knew he had the “it” factor that made him different than other players on the field as Bryce takes us through some of the plays he felt most confident as Ryan shares the one play he saw that made him associate the word “magical” with every time Bryce touches the ball. Bryce talks about CJ Stroud and other QBs in this draft and what makes them first rounders as well as breaks down his own play of how he would describe himself as a player and man on and off the field. Bryce’s father joins the conversation as the guys poke fun at his alleged story of a 4 month old Bryce with a grip on the football as he has now and they jokingly talk about seeing his talents from a young age and the closeness the two share along with his mother too. Having a strong foundation and good character is an asset in this day and age for teams and Bryce’s father is most proud of the man he raised and the quarterback in him is just extra. Transitioning from college super star to NFL leader, the guys talk to Bryce about what it will be like stepping into a role as a leader of grown men and controlling a locker room as a 21 year old. Bryce is excited for the opportunity and looking forward to getting to know his new teammates and the new city he lands where he will call home for hopefully years to come. And with the first pick of the 2023 NFL draft, the Carolina Panthers select…. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• 0:01Speaker 00

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• 0:30Ryan Clark?

  Hold up, baby. You good, right? Yes, sir. I greet your parents all the time like that. Every time, every time. It's super formal like that. Hold up, my boy. Good to see you again, man.

• 0:38Fred Taylor?

  Good to see you again, Bryce. What's up, man? How you doing? Yes, sir.

• 0:43Ryan Clark?

  What's up, man? We out here in the OC. Yeah. This is exactly what I envisioned it as when they had their own show. This is what I thought it would be. And they got the Housewives of Orange County, too. They probably live out here because it's nice. It's very nice. Yeah. You grew up nice, man. I didn't grow up in Orange County, that's for sure. I definitely didn't grow up in OC. But yeah, it is super, it's super nice out here.

• 1:09Speaker 03

  Hold up. Limited, niggas tell me I'm pinning it. I thought they here to witness it. Got my people feeling militant. Way I'm feeling got me up. On the mission got me up. Knowing me, I got the key. Only vision I can trust. Trust. Limited, niggas tell me I'm pinning it. I thought they here to witness it. Got my people feeling militant. Way I'm feeling got me up. On the mission got me up. Knowing me, I got the key.

• 1:33Ryan Clark?

  Well, man, welcome to the show. We got Freddie T. This is Channing. And you, we told him, you know what I mean, that you grew up in a nice household and not to ask you any of those questions about what went on in Tuscaloosa. Everybody got vices. Everybody got vices. I'm RC. Welcome to the Pivot. We have Heisman Trophy winner Bryce Young. And Old Spice has never sent us anything. They actually sent something for this show. I guess it was our... Cross-country travels, but we do have their swagger dry spray. They probably sent it for you, too. What I need that for? Because you don't have enough confidence. It's about confidence in the spotlight. Is that my smelf? Yeah, your smelf confidence. That's my smelf confidence. I like it, man.

• 2:17Ryan Clark?

  24/7 freshness with daily use, champ. But now, honestly, they gave it to us and they started talking about being confident in the spotlight. And you are the prototypical winner. But when you won the Heisman Trophy, you said you weren't prototypical. You said being an African-American quarterback. And then you used the words quote-unquote "undersized." And that's not prototypical either. That's a moment when you win the Heisman Trophy that I'm sure every quarterback, every kid, has dreamed about. But you took that time to point out, yeah, there are certain things about me that people can see or perceive as negative. What made that important to you at that time?

• 2:59Bryce Young?

  Yeah, you know, I've been blessed. I really feel like in the timing that I've come, you know, there's been black quarterbacks now that have been successful. And, you know, guys that have been undersized have had success in the league and in college. But, you know, you guys know better than me. For the longest, that wasn't the case. And I kind of grew up in that generation where it was starting to get de-stigmatized a little bit, but it still wasn't the norm. Like, it's still, you know, I think now, again, just there's been a lot of pioneers that have pushed the game forward and done a lot for, you know, for us as a people. But for a while, and especially for me growing up, I didn't get the same, the same looks, you know. It wasn't the same, you know. I was counted out, you know, from being a black quarterback. And especially from being, from being smaller, too.

• 3:43Bryce Young?

  Again, we're starting to see it change a little bit. I'm blessed for the time that I have. But, you know, for a long time, it was the pocket pastors. That was a real quarterback. You know, if you're a dual-threat quarterback, or, you know, you're a running quarterback, you know, you gotta, you know, they can't, they can't win big games. It's not gonna work in the, in college or in pros. And, you know, that's what I was hearing a lot growing up. You know, for me... I always kind of had that mentality to overcome that. For me, I focus on myself, focus on trying to prove myself right and what I can control. You know, I always had to deal with that throughout my life. And, you know, throughout high school, I was blessed to be ranked high, you know, be able to get recruited to a lot of places, be able to play at Alabama, and, you know, there to have success. So, I understand now that it may look at, you may be able to see a five-star ranking and think,

• 4:28Bryce Young?

  yeah, like, I was always, you know, I was always betting on always, people always expected this from me, and I have had expectations. But, I had to work really hard to get to that point.

• 4:39Channing Crowder?

  Yeah.

• 4:39Bryce Young?

  When I was in middle school, I had to go and play on the top middle school team, and go and go to Florida, you know, do all this stuff. And I had to go to all the camps to get there. And, you know, I had to go to the best high school and win and produce, you know, there to do that. And, again, I had a bunch of great people around me that helped me. It wasn't just me, for sure. But, you know, it wasn't handed to me. You know, the, again, I had the ranking, you know, I was able to attend a great university in prestigious places like Alabama. But, you know, I had to work for that. It wasn't something that was just, you know, was given. So, and again, I'm grateful for all that I have, but, you know, I think it's easy to see, you know, Alabama, see five-star and think, like, you know, you had it made for you. And, you know, it's cool. I feel like everyone's subjected to their own opinion.

• 5:24Bryce Young?

  I don't take it personally or anything. But, for me, you know, I knew, I know all it took to get there, and, you know, I'm proud of that.

• 5:31Channing Crowder?

  Man, you brought up a couple times, and it's sadly become the narrative. You gotta be getting tired of that small shit. Have you always, they act like you are a damn Lord of the Rings hobbit or something. Like, is it that, because grading high school, Heisman Trophy winner, has that always been there? Because the league will go find some shit to knock you and take some money from you now. Has it always been that, have you always been questioned about your size?

• 5:56Bryce Young?

  For sure, for sure. I couldn't remember a time I wasn't. I've always been, you know, respected to the people around me. I've always been this height, I've always been shorter, I've always been smaller. And I couldn't, and I think a lot of people always say, like, man, you must be sick of this, this draft process. People talking about your size like, uh, like I'm twenty one, I've been dealing with this my whole life. Like this is not new at all.

• 6:19Channing Crowder?

  Right.

• 6:20Bryce Young?

  Um, and it's okay, like, you know, for me, I'm not someone who really wants to go out and combat everything people say about me or refute. Or, you know, honestly, I don't even think, you know, I don't, I don't look at people as, man, they're, they got it wrong, that's messed up, man, they're down. I feel like that's the beauty of sports, like, we all believe in, you know, we all root, have our favorites and root for certain people, and we all, you know, we have, all have opinions on every individual athlete, and that's cool. Like, I'm good with that. For the people that support me is like, and, and believe in me and all that, I'm super grateful. But, you know, for everyone who, who doesn't think it, it, you know, thinks I'm too short, or whatever it may be, like, I never take that stuff personally.

• 6:56Bryce Young?

  Like, I feel like the beauty of sports is, you know, we, we, we get to have these conversations, we all grew up going to barber shop and talking sports and, and arguing, and like, I'm, I'm blessed to, to, to be able to be in a situation where, you know, people have an opinion, and I'm, I'm grateful for that. And I don't really get too sick of hearing, of hearing it, um, I know who I am, I'm, I'm confident in that. Um, and, you know, I've, again, for me, this isn't anything new, uh, but, you know, it's, it's something that I've been, been hearing for a long time.

• 7:21Channing Crowder?

  You try to stretch out and get that inch when people walk up? That, that straight back?

• 7:26Bryce Young?

  Nah, I'm, I'm, I'm me, I'm good with it, whatever it was.

• 7:30Fred Taylor?

  Hey Bryce, just to piggyback off Channing, uh, a little bit, hearing those things, does that, is that extra fuel to your passion to, to go out there and play and prove people wrong? Showing them that size really doesn't matter? And a- along with that, what do you love the most about the game?

• 7:46Bryce Young?

  You know, honestly, it really isn't extra fuel for me. For me, I'm someone who's very, very internally motivated. I'm, I'm really big on controlling what you can control, and I feel like that spreads into a lot of aspects of life. And if I was relying, I feel like, on other people and what other people said, um, and, you know, negativity or comments to, to boost me or to fuel me. What happens if someone believes in me? Or what happens if that changes? Then, then what? Am I not gonna work as hard? Am I gonna pu- push myself as hard? Um, so that's not really how I look at things. Um, again, everyone's entitled to their opinion, it's, it's cool. And, you know, whether everyone's rooting for me, everyone's against me, at the end of the day, I'm, I'm motivated by, by pushing myself, being the best version of who I am.

• 8:27Bryce Young?

  I'm materially motivated, so that stuff, honestly, is not really stuff like, oh, I'm gonna hold on to that and, and, and write it on my wall, and I'm gonna keep referencing it, and I, I'm, I can't wait to prove people wrong. That's not really how I, how I think, to be honest with you. Uh, for me, again, it's, it's more about. You know, being the best version of myself, doing whatever it takes to do that. And you know, that's kind of how I approach it. And as far as, you know, my favorite part of the game, um, there's, there's so much. I mean, the game has done so much for me. I've been blessed to, to, to be able to accomplish so much because of it. But you know, I think it's the day to day challenge that the bring, that, that the game brings. Um, you know, I think obviously in college, everyone sees Saturdays and you know, that's the product. That's, that's the end goal. That's what everyone's gonna, gonna see. And then, you know, now it's gonna be Sundays.

• 9:12Bryce Young?

  As we all know, it's the day to day that, that determines how that's gonna go on a, on a weekly basis. Season for, for every season is what you do throughout the day. And you know, for me, I think being able to have that end goal of the game, something that, you know, I'm working for and being able to play and be able to accomplish my goals. That pushes me and holds me to that standard of doing the little things, right? Every single day, making the right choice. Um, you know, and big picture stuff of, of trying and practice to the little things of spending the extra time, watching film, um, you know, how I choose to carry myself around others and, you know, making sure that I'm, I'm presenting myself the right way. Uh, you know, there's countless little things every day that, that you, you strive to do. And I feel like the game just holds me accountable, uh, for that. And I think it makes me obviously a better player and a better person too.

• 9:56Fred Taylor?

  Right. I love people or players that are more internally motivated than using outside factors to try and get them up to ball, you know, this game or that game. And I love it for you even more because those guys that usually they look at things and they say, well, this team didn't draft me, so I'm gonna use that as my motivation. But lucky for you, one, two, three, like you don't have to look at too many teams to, to get upset at. Because when they call your name, it's gonna be pretty early. What, what has this whole entire process been like for you?

• 10:29Bryce Young?

  It's been crazy. Um, you know, it's, it's something that I've always dreamed of. Um, and you know, it's crazy to, you know, just, I think a big thing in this process is just like, you know, it's crazy seeing those, you know, that, you know, one of those dreams of going to, to the NFL is right around the corner. Um, but it's, it's been pretty hectic and honestly, it's, it's a rare time in my life where. You don't really know what you're working towards. Like, you really focus on yourself and you really are all locked in on getting yourself better without any team goal in mind. And like, you know, play a team sport, it's always, you know, you're pushing yourself, you want to be better, but also there's, you're learning an offense, or you're doing that and you're making sure you're on the same page with your guys, you're throwing up. Like, I don't know what my system's gonna be, I don't know who my teammates are gonna be.

• 11:13Bryce Young?

  And, you know, that uncertainty took a little bit of adjusting, too. I mean, it was, it's cool to be able to really, for once, focus on yourself without there being any sort of, you know, without the team goals, without, you know, there being any other layer. But, you know, it's weird, like, again, operating a team sport, and, um, you know, it's, there's always something that you're, there's always a goal as a team that you're working for, that, you know, you're working on yourself, but you're working on the team. And this is straight working on yourself, getting ready for the process, getting ready for the next level. Um, and it's kind of been interesting, um, you know, living that world for a couple of months, you know. At first it was exciting, but now, you know, I definitely miss that team environment, that team, uh, that team atmosphere, and just having those goals as a team and more direction.

• 11:55Bryce Young?

  So I'm, you know, luckily, we're a few weeks away, and I'm excited for that, for sure.

• 12:00Fred Taylor?

  It's gonna be pretty dope. These guys don't know what it feels like to be top 10. So Brian doesn't know what it feels like to even be drafted. So it's even more of a blessing.

• 12:09Bryce Young?

  This is not lies, brother. This is true.

• 12:12Channing Crowder?

  I was supposed to go in the first round.

• 12:14Fred Taylor?

  Supposed to.

• 12:15Channing Crowder?

  I got locked up three times.

• 12:17Bryce Young?

  That'll do it.

• 12:18Channing Crowder?

  Yeah, everybody got vices, I said it, everybody got vices.

• 12:21Bryce Young?

  Getting locked up don't have to be one, though.

• 12:24Channing Crowder?

  That was my vice.

• 12:26Bryce Young?

  It kind of leads us to something. We had Deion on the show, Prime on the show recently, and he caught some flak for talking about how he wanted his quarterbacks and offensive players to grow up as opposed to his defensive players. And he said, you know, "I want my quarterback to come from a good home and have both parents, and then I want my defensive players to be another way so they're hungry." But you did have that life. We sit here, we talk to Craig, and we talk to Julie, man, great humans, on top of being good parents. And you're the only child in having...

• 13:00Ryan Clark?

  Both of your parents, they're having that type of support, but also being the only child. What were some of the great things about that? And how much pressure did you feel at some point to make sure you did things to make both of them proud of you?

• 13:15Bryce Young?

  You know, in my opinion, I have the best parents in the world. Having them there for me to, just supporting me through thick and thin. You know, when I was young, obviously, always taking me to practices and to games. Just being around, giving advice and helping me and pushing me in a positive way. You know, I'm extremely grateful for that. I definitely wouldn't be the person or the player that I am, you know, without my parents. And, you know, I think one of the really big things that helped me was they never really put pressure on me. They put pressure on me to be the best version of myself, whatever it is. And, you know, it really wasn't even pressure. It was just them instilling that in me, you know, just having that pride about whatever it is that I chose to do. And, you know, for me, you know, it happened to be, happened to be football.

• 13:58Bryce Young?

  But whatever it was, you know, now obviously it's football. But whether it was basketball earlier on or whatever I was doing, you know, my parents were just being and making sure that I was proud of that, I was giving my all to that. Whatever, whatever I was gonna be, they were cool with it. They were happy with it. They just wanted me to be the best at that, to be the best version that I could at that. For me, that kind of alleviated that pressure. Having parents that I knew loved me unconditionally, that I knew whether I won or I lost, whether it was a good game or a bad game, they loved me just the same. And, you know, for me, you know, you want to naturally, especially as a kid, you want, you know, you want to make your mom proud. You want to make your dad proud. You want to come back with this trophy and here's what I did. And, you know, that definitely motivated me a lot as a kid.

• 14:41Bryce Young?

  But they really instilled that a lot in me and just knowing like, hey, even when it was a great day or it was, we love you, just so you know, like if you would've missed that shot or, you know, if you guys would've lost, like I would've, we would love you the exact same. And again, having that in my life, and, you know, it helped me not really want to do things for validation. It wasn't for the validation of others at least. It helped me, honestly, helped me with, with that, you know, being self-motivated, looking for that validation from myself and pushing myself and the satisfaction that, that comes from, you know, giving your all to something, but not really needing to be validated by others. So I'm, I'm super grateful for that.

• 15:18Ryan Clark?

  And that, that thing that you were gonna make your parents proud with?

• 15:22Channing Crowder?

  End up being football.

• 15:23Bryce Young?

  Yeah.

• 15:24Channing Crowder?

  Obviously. And I was speaking with you, with my mom and pops before you came and they knew at four months. That you, that this was it.

• 15:33Bryce Young?

  Yeah.

• 15:33Channing Crowder?

  Because you were catching footballs at four months, couldn't even hold your head up. And you, and you, and you had Yak yards.

• 15:40Bryce Young?

  Yeah, that's.

• 15:42Bryce Young?

  That's why, it was funny, we were just talking about this, my dad was telling a story of like, I was, I maybe was like four months, but I'm just, I'm laying down, you know, I can't talk, I can't walk, I can't crawl, but, like, he put his hand in there and he's like, "Man, you just had such great grip strength and I threw a ball and you just caught it perfectly." It's like, eh, like.

• 16:05Bryce Young?

  I believe that's how you think it played out, but that doesn't even like, but I, I let him have his moment. I, sure, like, I mean, I, I wasn't, I guess I was there, but I, I don't, obviously, I don't remember, I can't verify it, so. It seems a little, little.

• 16:18Ryan Clark?

  No, he said that he dropped it. And your mom said it too. No, I feel like Craig could lay it on thin, but I'm not gonna do that to Mrs. Julie.

• 16:26Bryce Young?

  My mom's went with the story too?

• 16:28Ryan Clark?

  She went with the story too.

• 16:29Bryce Young?

  Somebody just had his back on some like, you know.

• 16:34Bryce Young?

  You know, united front type, like.

• 16:36Channing Crowder?

  That's love, that was all love.

• 16:37Bryce Young?

  Yeah, cuz I don't remember her being that.

• 16:41Bryce Young?

  I don't remember agreeing with that story, but.

• 16:43Channing Crowder?

  Well, well, listen, they might have known something.

• 16:45Bryce Young?

  Maybe.

• 16:46Channing Crowder?

  Heisman Trophy winner, maybe the top pick in the draft, you know what I'm saying, they might have known something. When did you know?

• 16:53Bryce Young?

  That's a really good question, um, you know, to be honest with you, I'm not a huge, I'm not a huge, like, big picture guy, like, I'm a lot more, I'd say, like, just a lot more process oriented in what I do, I'm not a huge 10-year, 5-years is where I wanna be, this is why, exactly what I have. I think it stems from, again, I've been taught this, I'm not in control of my life, like. I think that God guides my life and those big picture things, those things we're talking about years and years down the line. You know, that's stuff that I'm gonna be where I'm supposed to be based off where God places me. And I wanna do everything I can to work on myself and put, you know, put myself in the circumstances and hey, this is what I want, what I think is best, you know.

• 17:35Bryce Young?

  And I'm gonna try to put myself in the best position if that's what God wants for me to take advantage of it. But I'm not really big on the, you know, I think I'm gonna, I think I'm gonna do this. I think I'm gonna get to this. So I was never growing up like I'm gonna be in the league one day. Like, and I was never like, I don't think I'm gonna make it. But I honestly never thought that far ahead. I was just, you know, I was just happy with where I was at. And, you know, I was like, alright, here's where I'm at, like, this is cool, like, but this is not where I wanna be. So like, what's the next step? Okay, if it's youth, like, even when it was youth, it's just like, okay, this is fun. I enjoy playing football, like, now what can I do to get better at it? What can I just, you know, do to win my Pop Warner League and have, you know, and go out with, with like my friends and actually win?

• 18:20Bryce Young?

  And then, you know, in high school, it starts getting a little bigger. And, you know, there's all the tangible goals of, you know, whatever it is, you're trying to win a, trying to win a state title or whatever, you know, how can, how can I do that? How can I get better and put my team in a better position? Same thing in college. I didn't attack it as like, alright, when I get here, I'm going to Alabama, so I wanna be, I wanna go to the league and I wanna be this top pick and I want this to play out like this. I wanna win this award. I wanna, like, you know, I think, you know, you obviously have goals, you have aspirations and dreams. Uh, but I always wanted to focus on being the best version of myself. And so, big picture, I never felt like I made it, I'm there. Like, I still don't feel like that, honestly. Like, I don't, like, I don't think, like, I'm nowhere near a complete product.

• 19:04Bryce Young?

  There's a lot of things I wanna improve on, a lot of work that I know is in front of me. And, you know, I don't, I don't think I ever really had that moment of like... Man, this is it now, you know, in game, you know, we've all been there, you know, you feel like, alright, yeah, like I'm here. But it's never, it's all been spur of the moment type stuff. It's never been that big picture of like, oh, now I did this? Like, now I'm here, now I'm in this level.

• 19:27Channing Crowder?

  What was the throw you showed me?

• 19:28Ryan Clark?

  The Kansas State throw in the corner. I don't care what he said, when he threw that in his heart, like, you know, he tried to be, he probably was like, I'm gonna be humble outwardly. I know inside, he was like, I'm him. First off, cuz you don't throw it, right? If I'm, if I'm coaching, you know a pass I'm talking about, right? The one to the corner, that corner sinking, right? He's 6'1", he's gonna be a pro, right? You throw it, first thing I say, that's not a great decision, Bryce. Like, I don't know if that's the type of decisions that's gonna get you picked first overall. Then the throw lands and I said, but that's the type of throw, blink, that'll get you picked first overall. When you do something like that, what is the feeling? Is it like, this is what I worked for, this is how, this is how I practice, this is who I am? Or is it at some point, you're like, okay, I'm feeling pretty good about this?

• 20:12Bryce Young?

  How I think, sitting here right now and, and, and talking to everyone, and I think, you know, my, most of my life, I say, but, you know, there's how you think now, and then, you know, when you're running out on that other tunnel, you're on the field, you know, there's hundreds of thousands of people that stands, like, I think a little bit differently there. I think, you know, I think we all do. So I, in those moments, then, you know, it's, it's, it's confidence, it's, yeah, like, you know, I'm here, like, it's what it is.

• 20:38Channing Crowder?

  No, no, not I'm here, I'm him.

• 20:41Bryce Young?

  It's like, you're, you're able to still process stuff and not lose yourself, and I'm, I'm able to, to feel that confidence, but still be able to process, still be in the moment, still be able to analyze everything that's going on. But, you know, in, in those times, you know, when, when it's that time and you're running out, I feel, I, I do feel a little bit differently than I do just sitting here on the couch.

• 20:58Channing Crowder?

  You've answered, and I'm paraphrasing, but you, when you get criticized or anybody questions something, you kind of answer, Google me. Cause you be like, I know who I am. I know what I've done. Google me, look at it.

• 21:09Bryce Young?

  I feel you. And again, for me, like, I like, honestly, like, when people have those opinions or doubts, like, I think everyone's entitled to them. Like, I don't look at it as like, even they're like, man, they're chipping, like, what's going on? Like, everyone's entitled to those opinions. I'm not, like, I'm good with it. Like, it's cool. Like, whether, whatever you do, no one's gonna, you know, no one's gonna, no one's gonna a hundred percent love you. No one's gonna a hundred, a hundred percent hate you. Like, I don't really feed off that. Like, that's not, I'm not, I'm not here to, like, make people believers. I'm not here to have this opinion of me. Again, like, I can't control what people say about me, what people think. And honestly, I don't think there's a right or wrong. Like, I don't, I don't think it's, like, I just, again, I know me. I know what I can do. And it's like, if that's how you feel, like, I respect it, man, like.

• 21:54Channing Crowder?

  But on that Google me part, cause Ryan, he was jacked up about that play. That's why I brought it up.

• 21:59Bryce Young?

  I saw it too.

• 22:00Channing Crowder?

  He ran his phone to me.

• 22:01Bryce Young?

  You gotta see this.

• 22:03Channing Crowder?

  What, what, you know, put the humble to the side, bro. You're a top pick. What's that play for you? That somebody says, man, you're not that good. Um, go back in the second quarter of this game and check that out.

• 22:13Bryce Young?

  Okay, I will, all right. Honestly, I don't know if it's the most, like, impressive or like, like, but the play I say that I felt probably the most, like, okay, like, yeah. It was Tennessee, um, and again, it's like, if you're watching on film, it's not that it's like, but it's not a crazy play. It's not like anyone. But I was really, like, that was probably the best I had felt in a moment. Like, it was, it was, we're in red area. It was a fourth down. It was, we had like two or three third downs at that, that drive. Like, one of those hard fought, it's, it's later in the game, you know, it's a shootout. Super hostile environment. It's like what you live for. And we get blitz zero. Um, it's, yes, fourth down and goal, get blitz zero.

• 22:56Bryce Young?

  Um, shout out to J C on this. He did my right tackle. He actually, it's crazy. He actually like low key blocks two people at once off the edge because we, you know, zero, we didn't have enough to pick everything up. But I'm trying to get to my tight, to my tight end. Um, and I step up in the pocket. Um, and there's like, you know, you step in the pocket, someone on top of me, so I redirect. And then my tight end, uh, Cam, he, he redirects back with me and I dumped the ball off to him over the middle. And it was a touchdown on fourth down. But like, I don't know why, like, I threw it and like, I turned around and ran back before, like, before it got there.

• 23:29Channing Crowder?

  Steph Curry.

• 23:30Speaker 06

  Yeah.

• 23:31Bryce Young?

  And I was like, and I ran like straight back to like, I don't know what made me do that. Like I've never, I hadn't in a game like done that before. Like I'll do stuff like I had in practice, but like I hadn't done it. And like, I don't know why I was just feeling, but I, after that was probably like one of those plays where like, going back to the sideline, I'm like, yeah, like, yeah, that's, that's how we are today. Like, that's how we're feeling.

• 23:54Ryan Clark?

  Oh, shit, I was supposed to give you this at some point, man, because this is your gift. And we talking about confidence, yeah, I feel like we're gonna go on side there. You wanna play swagger? Yeah.

• 24:04Bryce Young?

  I appreciate that.

• 24:05Ryan Clark?

  Matter of fact, you need something too, though. Go and put some. For what? Just because you on base, like talking about.

• 24:10Fred Taylor?

  I remember, I believe it was your freshman year and you guys came down to the swamp. And I'm like, who is this kid that cannot throw the ball to the ground? Like you hit almost every single pass. I'm like, y'all gotta get after this freshman. What's going on? But you can see right then and there, because I had heard about you coming out of high school. I'm like, okay, he, he's the real deal. He's not that big, but he is the real deal. And, uh, you know, from that moment forward, you've been consistent. You know, you've been consistent. I think that's what the NFL, the, the scouts, the, the, the, the front office guys, the GMs, as they sit there and evaluate you, they're gonna look at the consistency. You have no falloff. They're gonna look at your mindset, you know?

• 24:55Fred Taylor?

  They like guys to be present in, in the moment. That way you, you're, you're able to maintain focus. And as you continue to go, they've, they've studied you throughout the, the draft process, the combine. And they're like, all right, this is what we're gonna get. You even said it yourself. No one is gonna ever love you a hundred percent. And that's the NFL. We've all been there. Good, bad, ups and downs. They never love you a hundred percent, no matter how great you are. And that's just the, you know, process you have to go through. But I believe being a psychology major and having a tight mind, you'll understand how to keep yourself steady and in that moment. And I just say that because, um.

• 25:35Speaker 07

  Every game day, you show up for your team. Now it's your time.

• 25:45Speaker 00

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• 26:04Fred Taylor?

  You know, obviously, we're rooting for you. Go top. And whatever happens, being against the odds, from that whole size, question mark. We've seen you play, and you're a hell of a player. But I did want to go back and ask you. You talked, we were talking about your mom and your dad. And you said your mom, at that moment when you were four months, you dropped the ball. She had your dad's back.

• 26:28Bryce Young?

  Yeah.

• 26:30Fred Taylor?

  You also said, being somewhere or not being where you want to be. You committed to USC. And then decommitted, obviously, made a great decision, went to Bama. What was that moment? Like, who did you reach out to first? Your mom, your dad, or both at the same time?

• 26:45Bryce Young?

  Both at the same time. You know, we're, we're a unit. We're always around. Again, only child, we're always around each other. We're always on, always on like a three-way call. We're always texting each other. You know, my dad knew a little bit more about, you know, just the, the, the football side of what was going on. It was something that we all kind of realized together. My mom tells the story all the time. But we went up, you know, we had talked about it a little bit, talked about it. And, you know, it was starting to trend more and more in the right direction, feel like the right thing to do. And then we weren't, you know, I wasn't, I was still committed to SC, and I took a trip. I, you know, I told them, like, hey, you know, I'm gonna take this trip to Alabama. We've been talking, like, I just want to be transparent about it. So we go out there, take a trip, and so we're, we, it's like, I forgot, I think it was like

• 27:30Bryce Young?

  Southern, Southern Miss. So we go to the game, watch the game. You know, after, we go look at all the facilities, and we meet with everyone. And I think we're, we're in the offices or something, walking, and like, my mom starts crying. And I'm like, and you know, we're just walking and it was like, good, like everything like. And it was kind of that realization that like, for a while I was gonna be twenty, twenty-five minutes away. Like hour with traffic, like you know, I was gonna be close, I was gonna be within arm's reach. And um, I think I had kind of, you know, I had saw it, my dad kind of had seen it too. And then it was my mom coming to that realization of like, you know, like this is what was best.

• 28:11Bryce Young?

  Like this is the right thing. So I think all on that trip, we all, in our own time, and we all came that together. And like, we were able to, to, to figure out, and it was tough for, for her because again, I was gonna be close. And now she's coming to the realization that like, the best place for me is across the country. And it's not just a little drive away, like I'm gonna be gone for, you know, I've, I've never not been in a house. I'm gonna be gone and not just down the street and not just, you know, but I'm gonna be gone across the country. For us, we all kind of at that same time, around that time, realized like, you know, this isn't what was planned. This isn't the easiest and the most comfortable thing for me. I was, you know, I was, I had everything mapped out. I'm, I knew exactly where I was gonna, gonna live at. I knew everyone on the team. I knew people who were just students here, like, you know, it's just closest to me.

• 28:56Bryce Young?

  Like I, and I was like, yeah, like this is the, the jump that I'm gonna take. Like it might be different, might be uncomfortable, but like, this is what I need. And like, we all realized at the same time, and it was like, it was definitely a big moment for us as a family.

• 29:08Fred Taylor?

  And being uncomfortable, the culture shock. You know, you're going from one state to have a certain set of, you know, political views and big, big state in California to Alabama with the southern drawl and, you know, just in the deep south. What was that like, uh, being able to adjust there?

• 29:24Bryce Young?

  Yeah, it was definitely an adjustment. Um, yeah, I never spent any extended period of time in the south. So um, going out there and just, just jumping in, you just, you know, I'm, I'm a thousand miles away. Um, I didn't, I was a late recruit. I think I knew one person, we played against one person in recruiting class. And I knew one person, um, who was, he's played like his last year in California. But outside of that, I didn't know anybody on, in the recruiting class. I maybe knew two people on the team. Um, and like, you know, You're you're you're you have to dive into a whole new culture. And you know, it took a lot of adjusting, took a lot of getting used to. Um, you know, like you said, there's just a lot of differences that there are.

• 30:06Bryce Young?

  But for me, what really helped was being able to lean on the support system that was there and in place. And just the environment that Alabama has, you know, out here. I wasn't used to football being so meaningful and so important and people putting so much into it. I was used to football, you know, it's cool if you you play football, but you know, it's like there's a a group of people that are really into football and it's cool that you're an athlete. And then there's a group of people that could care less. There's a, you know, who are into.

• 30:30Channing Crowder?

  We all care.

• 30:31Bryce Young?

  Exactly. And it was like, it doesn't matter if you're if you're a teacher, if you work at this, it doesn't. All walks of life know about football, especially in, you know, in Tuscaloosa, it's a college town. And, you know, everybody knew and, you know, for that, it was kind of weird adjusting to it. But just the support that I got from from everybody there, from the university, everyone being, you know, so caring and supportive about, you know, just me, just since I was a part of the team. Um, I think that that really helped the transition for me.

• 30:59Channing Crowder?

  Respect, looking back at that decision, as you were talking, I was thinking about it. Do you think that was good for your development to, you know, more or less pop the bottle out your mouth and go? Cause you were saying your mom and daddy, y'all are best friends, you were always right here, you've been with them, you're supportive family. But at some point, a young man needs to leave and learn how to do it himself. You think that was, are are you a better man for going a thousand miles away?

• 31:23Bryce Young?

  Yeah, a hundred percent, um, you know, just not knowing that again, if I have a challenge now, there's no calling, calling home, there's no, there's no, hey, you guys. And that like, that wasn't a possibility and it was, it was good for me, you know. Again, growing up so far and and just being in a situation that, you know, I wasn't used to around people. I'm not, like you said, you have to grow up, you you have to figure out. Who you are so that you can present yourself and be good with who you are to be around other people. And you know, that was, that had to happen quick. And on top of that, you have a lot of responsibilities in school. There's, you know, obviously, right when you get to college, you know, you're, you're learning a brand new system. You're getting football taught to you at a level that you, you've never gotten it taught to you before. So having to balance all that, juggle all of it, and it helped.

• 32:08Bryce Young?

  You know, obviously, my parents are super far away, but you know, I'm still talking to them every day and they're still supporting me. It's just a different type of, you know, now it's, hey, we're rooting you on, we're cheering you on, we support you, we're here for you if you need you. But you know, there's only certain amount we can do. And like you said, at a certain point, everyone has to, has to grow up and, and face that. And I think it really helped my development, having to do it at that age.

• 32:27Ryan Clark?

  You know, you went from cathedral to modern day. You make a decision to decommit from USC and go to Alabama. He played for Coach Saban, I played for Coach Saban. We understand what those conversations can, can, can be like. But the one thing in mentioning that you learn to handle situations on your own. You learn to take a next step in life responsibilities and the next step in understanding and grasping football. It's going to be the same thing moving to the left, next level. I can tell you this, to me, it's not as much of a jump. I think high school to college is actually more difficult than college to pro.

• 33:11Ryan Clark?

  But the one thing that happens when you do get to get away from your parents and you go to Alabama, you're leading a locker room of five stars. You're leading a locker room of four stars. On this next level, you're going to be asked to lead a locker room of grown men. Some of those grown men with, with children and a lot of them with families.

• 33:35Speaker 07

  Every game day, you show up for your team. Now it's your time.

• 33:45Speaker 00

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• 34:04Ryan Clark?

  Being the number one pick is going to carry a heavy weight. Have you thought about where you're going? And I guess my question is, because I know you are humbled and you say you just want to focus on you. How important is it to be the number one pick?

• 34:20Bryce Young?

  You know, for me, I don't think it's something that I put stock in. You know, I feel like, again, I feel like I'm going to land where I'm supposed to. I feel like, again, everything happens for a reason. And I can't control it, honestly. Like, I know it, I keep saying it, but it's like, if I worry about stuff I can't control, like, I'm gonna go crazy. Like, if I worry about, man, what if someone, what happens here? How do people feel? What if someone picks? Like, that just doesn't feel like an official way for me to operate. Being number one pick falls in that. And like, again, I feel like you're talking about where you're gonna, where you're gonna move, where you're gonna live, who you're gonna play for. Like, man, that's not, that's not up to me. Like, that's stuff that, that's away from me. And, you know, as far as, like you said, going into a new locker room dynamics, I'm

• 35:05Bryce Young?

  super excited for that. And, you know, that's gonna be something that, that is new as far as, you know, just, just being around different age groups and different backgrounds and just different, you know, around different people. You know, I feel like I have to, to earn that respect to be where I want to be, to, to help move for the future, help, help be in a situation of leadership that I've been in the past. You know, I understand that's not something that I can just walk into day one. Regardless of where I'm picked and what I've done, I'm not entitled to anything. I'm not entitled to be treated by anyone, any way, whether that be on the field, off the field, any teammates. Again, I understand, I came in Alabama, it was the same thing. You know, I'm a five-star and rank whatever I am. No one cares when you get to Alabama. It doesn't matter. Everyone else did that. So what are you gonna do to yourself to set yourself apart? How are you gonna earn our trust?

• 35:50Bryce Young?

  You know, and you know, I feel like it comes with, with again, having to earn that. At the next level, I feel like it, it'll be similar of me wanting to do everything I can to earn the respect of my peers. You know, by, by how I carry myself, how I work, how I handle my business, how I treat others. And helping, you know, and, and how dedicated I'm, I'm gonna be to, to help building that rapport. I don't, I don't think, again, I'm not entitled to anything. I don't think there's anyone that, you know, oh, I'm not gonna deal with this. But I don't, like, I, I wanna show what, you know, what I wanna be for everyone, for, for the team, for the franchise. Um, and you know, I think that comes with work. That's gonna be a process and something that isn't overnight. But um, I'm excited to, to help prove myself and, and try to earn the respect of, of everyone in the building through, through my actions, how I carry myself and how I act day and day out.

• 36:34Channing Crowder?

  Football's about to change for sure. On the field stuff, face of a franchise, just all the football. Football is about to change, but off the field as well is about to change for you. Are you ready for, there's pitfalls out there. Like, this is perfect. I just thought my, Joel Siegel was my agent. And when I signed, I went third round and all that stuff, and I'm upset, supposed to go first round. But when I signed my deal, I'm upset now, cuz I see the money. I was supposed to get 20 million. I ain't get but 4 million. And I'm like, damn, I'm mad at 4 million dollars. And he, he put it to me in a sway that I could, I could grasp it and take joy in it. He said, congratulations. And I'm, he sees I'm mad. I said, for what?

• 37:17Channing Crowder?

  He said, you've just become the top four financial earners in the world.

• 37:23Channing Crowder?

  And I said, hmm, that's a hell of a way to look at it. You know what I'm saying? Where you're upset about this money, that money. So I say that to say, are you ready for that side of it? The, the, the girl side of it. The, I'm, you're about to be the picture of everything.

• 37:37Bryce Young?

  You gotta remember, this is the young man that Nick Saban put on Front Street. Yeah, our quarterback had to start at a game. He already has a million dollars in NIL money. So you might not wanna talk about the money. He been a millionaire.

• 37:48Channing Crowder?

  Okay, but hell, it's on internet. He's about to get 40 million, 25 signing bonus. That's more than a million. I do easy math. That's different money. What about that? I won't say scared, but the concerns of that. I signed a adjustable rate mortgage when I first came out. It was 4% for two years. It jumped to like 96%. I was paying more damn interest than principal. Cause I didn't know what arm was. You know what I'm saying? Like, there's a lot of, there's a lot of crap that's about to come at you. That, you know, I know your pops is there, I know your mom's there for you, but are you ready? Or is there any concern with any aspect that doesn't have to do with you putting the helmet on?

• 38:25Bryce Young?

  Uh, nah, not really. Um, you know, I, I acknowledge that all that stuff is there. I'm not saying I, I'm not concerned because like, oh, that, you're, nah, that's not true. Or like, that just doesn't, that doesn't exist for me. Like, that's not true. Like, you're right. It is stuff that, it is there. I think financially, um, having NIL really helped me. Um, as far as, you know, I was able to have that jump of, you know, I was able to do a lot of things for, for my family and put us in a, in a different circumstance than, you know, we, we grew up with and where we were. We were able to, to do a lot of things and, you know, I was able to change, you know, a lot of things that, you know, it, I was normally used to throughout my life. You know, I was able to change that and luckily I was able to experience that. You know, that's not something that, you know, before NIL, it's like, man, how are you gonna, how are you gonna deal with that? How are you gonna?

• 39:10Bryce Young?

  I kinda dealt with it. Like, I, I kinda know the difference. I, like you said, I, I had to, I had to understand that people knew, you know, whatever it was that was put out there that I, that I had.

• 39:20Channing Crowder?

  Build a team as well.

• 39:21Bryce Young?

  Yeah, for sure, for sure. And I think I'm, I mean, I've, I've kinda started that part. I've, I have the people around me that, you know, that I, I trust and I, I have a, a small circle. And, um, you know, for me, I, I've kinda started that journey already. Um, so I think, you know, I think, not saying everything always goes perfect, but I'm, I'm good at how things happen. And luckily, you know, when, when, you know, I'll be, it'll be a blessing to sign that contract and, you know, to have that money in, in my account and, you know, that's gonna be a really big blessing. Don't get me wrong. But I know that I'm gonna be able to look at it and be grateful for what it is. It's not gonna change. I'm not gonna be. Um, you know, I'm not gonna act any differently. I'm not gonna change. I'm not gonna look at it like, "Ooh, now I can do this, now I can do..." Like luckily, I, I feel like I kinda,

• 40:05Bryce Young?

  I've kinda experienced that already. I've kinda felt, you know, what it's like to like, you know, from how I grew up versus now, it's like, I felt that already. And, you know, also I understand that everything's circumstantial. Like, I'm not, again, I'm not entitled to anything, regardless, you know, the way people treat you, the way that things happen, you know, all this stuff that's around you, it's because of my circumstance. And circumstances are, are, are always up in the air. You know, you have to earn that right to, to, to do all that stuff. So, I don't take it as, "Oh, I'm, I'm treated like this now? Oh, that's who I am." Or like, "Oh, I'm, I'm, I'm getting this, I'm getting this benefit, I'm getting..." Yeah, that's just because of me. That's who I am. That's, that's not true. It's because of what I've done in the past, honestly, you know? Every time you get treated some way, it's based off what you've done in the past.

• 40:47Bryce Young?

  And it has nothing to do with your future. And the mo-, you know, as we all know, the moment that changed in the future, all those circumstances, all the stuff that, you know, you're getting used, all that stuff is gone. So, I'm not ever thinking like, "Oh, this is, this is my life. This is what I'm entitled to. This just happens because of me." Like, I understand it's a product of what I've done in the past, but that's not who I am. I'm not, I'm not entitled to that in the future. So, because of that, I can just, just keep going and focus on...

• 41:12Channing Crowder?

  It'd be different to you, because if you were going to Carolina or Houston, because James Harden got his numbers retired in strip clubs. If you got forty million at either of those places, we know what would happen to that, to the strip club economy. Not that, I'd be dead. They got me for, I'd be dead right now. Boy, I'd have been and bought me an island and be deceased for twenty years right now. You know what? And y'all laughing when I said it? Watch me, because I'm always right.

• 41:40Channing Crowder?

  When I say advice, see y'all go bad. I'm not talking about girls. Uh, I hope you ain't smoking no crack. I'm talking about every time somebody gets money, there's something. You're a shoe dude, you're a clothes guy, you're a jury guy. There's something that you got a million dollars and you said, oh, my shoe game about to be sweet. What's yours?

• 41:57Bryce Young?

  Shoes for sure. It was shoes, actually. It was shoes. I'm now stepping into, it's kind of becoming clothes a little bit too. Um, but it was definitely shoes. Um, I always, I always really liked shoes, uh, but I like, when I was younger, I would get some, my, my, my dad would hook me up with some shoes, but the older I would get, you know, you get in the circuses and stuff, you know, you get to go to camps, so they give you shoes for free, they get you. So I didn't, I didn't buy a pair of shoes for maybe like five, six years just because of like going to camps. I, all I do is wear the free stuff. And same thing with my clothes. All I do is wear camp clothes now, cause like, you know, it's, it's free. I didn't buy, I didn't spend a penny on shoes, clothes for like, and then, you know, NIL happened and I was like, you know what?

• 42:41Fred Taylor?

  You treat myself.

• 42:41Channing Crowder?

  You want to be fresh.

• 42:43Bryce Young?

  Yeah, and with shoes, I've chilled recently because I will say I did go a little crazy. I did go a little crazy with the shoes. I made sure it was like, you know, it was responsible, but like, I'm good now kind of off the shoes. Like I haven't been good a message.

• 42:57Fred Taylor?

  The, the good thing about going top pick, you know, wherever you fall, is that you're gonna have a lot of big companies coming to court you and they want you to be the face of their brand. So you'll get a lot, a whole lot of other free stuff in due time. Um, I wanted to ask you, Bryce, uh, just sitting here listening to you, man, definitely a huge fan. Huge, huge fan, even more now. Um, Gatorade Player of the Year, USA Day Player of the Year, number one QB prospect coming out of high school, Heisman Trophy winner, national champ, and a million other awards, accolades. What are your nerves like? I've never seen you frustrated or?

• 43:37Bryce Young?

  Dude's never nervous.

• 43:37Fred Taylor?

  Yeah, right. Like what are your, what are your nerves like? Do you flinch?

• 43:42Bryce Young?

  Um, for me, like. I'll be honest, you get in these, you know, these pressure situations, do or die, it's a two-minute, or, you know, you're down, whatever it is. For me, like, think about when we were all kids, and whether it was basketball, like, you're shooting outside before you go in, it's like, three, two, one, flash shot, game seven, the final. You're throwing the ball, it's like, it's the winner's Super Bowl. Like, now, I haven't, obviously, been specifically at that, those levels, but I get to, you know, kind of feel something close to it. It's like, where I was like, that stuff we all dream of as a kid, and I get to live that stuff out, like, there's, I don't see like, there's anything to fear, there's nothing to be scared of, like, that's an opportunity, and I feel like pressure only brings out who you are.

• 44:26Bryce Young?

  I feel like, in pressure situations, who you are at the core is gonna show. What you've been doing, how you, all that stuff, that's what's gonna show. If I didn't prepare, or I didn't feel like I worked hard in the offseason, or I didn't, I didn't feel confident in who I was, like, I'd be nervous in those situations, for sure. But, for me, I feel like, those are the situations where who you are is gonna show. The preparation you put in, how you carry, all that stuff, all the work you put in throughout, that's who's gonna show in those big-time moments, and I pride myself in doing the work, so that when that happens, you know, in those moments, I'm confident, I know who I am, and, you know, that's what I'm kind of able to look into.

• 45:01Fred Taylor?

  Hey, RC, we spoke, uh, last, just last night, what was the book you mentioned about Michael Jordan?

• 45:06Ryan Clark?

  The book, the book is called Relentless, and in the book, it talks about the clutch gene. And it says that nobody truly has the gene. That if you look at all the people who we've given that to, the Michael Jordans, the Kobes, the Tom Brady's, in those moments, they're actually doing what they always do. They're just doing it at the most important moment of the game. But what it is, is they practice that shot, they practice that throw, they practice that two-minute drill, and they've done it their entire lives, and so when they get in that moment, they don't have a heightened sense of pressure. It's just the same snap I've always taken, instead of it being four minutes in the third quarter, it's two minutes in the fourth, and I think that's what we've always seen. Like I told you, bro, I sent y'all the text, I tweeted it.

• 45:52Ryan Clark?

  I'm a genius, I should've, know what I should've did, I should've put- Money down early if I was a better if I was Floyd because we was at speaking to shoes. We was at Floyd's house last night. If you ever get like that.

• 46:02Bryce Young?

  I couldn't even imagine.

• 46:03Ryan Clark?

  We're gonna do an intervention.

• 46:04Fred Taylor?

  Yeah, we're gonna check the shoes.

• 46:06Ryan Clark?

  We're gonna do an intervention. All we wonder though, are you gonna have a C.D. Lamb moment? Or or something like that at the draft where your girl grabs your bat phone and you gotta grab it from. And then Ms. Julie looking at her side eye like this, you know, thinking, oh, grab my baby phone.

• 46:22Channing Crowder?

  I ain't even want her here anyway.

• 46:23Ryan Clark?

  Right. Really, it's a light turn.

• 46:26Bryce Young?

  No, no girl, no girl, so now I won't have to worry about that.

• 46:30Fred Taylor?

  I want to go back really quick. R.C. like, because I couldn't remember the name of the book, but I just thought it was amazing. And everything you said sort of reminded me of that conversation from last night. But in terms of, you know, asking about pressure situations, have you had the moment where, you know, the sense of urgency has kicked in where you're telling yourself, look, I'm ready. It's here, I'm excited, you know, I'm looking at these players. I can make that throw, you know, I want to go and show everybody I can make these elite throws. Has that moment occurred prior to the draft coming up?

• 47:05Bryce Young?

  Uh, you know, I think it's just more been excitement. Like, I've definitely had those moments of, you know, in this process, I've watched a lot of film, watched a lot of just just quarterbacks I admire, look up to and, you know, guys that I feel like I can learn from and just. I've watched a lot of that and I've been like, yeah, like, fill it out like, okay, like, I've done something similar like this, like, all right, I see how we got there, like, I can see myself getting there. And I think more so for me, it's just, you know, I've been more so anxious to be able to go out and do it again. Like, this is is my dream, like, being able to play in the NFL is is is a dream. And it's just been more anxious to get on the field and and realize that. And it's it's again, I watch stuff and, you know, you start to tie that into your experiences and how you like, I think I would have done, or I think I think I maybe I would have got here, but it still might have.

• 47:49Bryce Young?

  And, you know, it'll be exciting for when those hypotheticals, you know, actually get to realize itself in in practice in the games.

• 47:55Fred Taylor?

  Who are a few of those guys?

• 47:56Ryan Clark?

  Uh, yeah, well, Aaron Rodgers is someone that I've definitely always, always, um, that's, that's someone I've always watched and always admired a lot. Patrick Mahomes, of course. I mean, Patrick Mahomes is just the success he's had, how he plays a game, like, he's legitimately changed the game a lot. How it's played, how the position's played, been a lot there. Joe Burrow is someone that I really, I really am a big fan of his game and what he can do. Don't, you, you can't get me started on this list, man. I gotta, I gotta get a

• 48:25Fred Taylor?

  That's perfect. Those, those guys are all elite, uh, future Hall of Famers, in my, my opinion.

• 48:30Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, and so, you know, there's a, you know, I talk to pops a little bit more, uh, obviously, than I talk to you. So I want to bring him on to just, I think it's this interesting dynamic that has happened with quarterbacks. And we kind of started off with your quote from the Heisman about African-American quarterbacks. And we are getting to a point where I do believe we can stop having that singular conversation. I pointed out that Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes were the first duo of African-American quarterbacks to start a Super Bowl. But I made sure to point out their fathers being a part of their lives as well. And we're getting, where you're hearing, hearing about Kyler Murray or RG3, and it seems like the, the black fathers who are extremely present in their sons' lives

• 49:14Ryan Clark?

  get the bad rap, or that they could be a little bit too much. Whereas Archie Manning was able to be a part of manufacturing that his son not go to San Diego and go to New York. So just to have a little bit of that conversation with him as well. So, sir? Hey, he got, you know, he had those shoes on. I believe it. Bryce, Bryce, he got clean too, though. He changed his clothes and everything when we got here.

• 49:36Speaker 06

  This is great. The only thing that I had a little issue with was that, um, the validity of my story was questioned.

• 49:46Ryan Clark?

  Like a brother just made it up. So.

• 49:48Bryce Young?

  Craig, we didn't question it. Yo' flesh and blood did. I'll be like, that doesn't add up to me. Like, if I'm being honest, it's like. That's crazy.

• 49:57Speaker 06

  I know, that's what I'm saying, that's why it's miraculous.

• 50:00Bryce Young?

  I know, but as like a proud father, you see how you could benefit from like, over the years, like, from like, oh, he grabbed it and picked it up, to like, oh, he snatched out there.

• 50:08Speaker 06

  Well, I said.

• 50:08Bryce Young?

  You see how it could.

• 50:09Speaker 06

  No, you were laying back, and it was like, and I kinda dropped it in your hand, and then you, and then you.

• 50:13Bryce Young?

  So, like, I bounced it in my hand.

• 50:15Speaker 06

  No, it hit there, and then, and then it closed when you caught it, and that was enough for me.

• 50:20Channing Crowder?

  OBJ.

• 50:22Ryan Clark?

  See, earlier when the story was told, I thought you kinda.

• 50:25Speaker 06

  Julie told it.

• 50:26Ryan Clark?

  Slapped at it.

• 50:26Speaker 06

  With Julie told it.

• 50:27Ryan Clark?

  You slapped at it on the ground.

• 50:29Bryce Young?

  See how it picks up?

• 50:30Speaker 06

  Julie told it, yeah, she was laying back, boom, we caught it, and I was like, there it is.

• 50:35Ryan Clark?

  So now it's Justin Jefferson versus Buffalo.

• 50:37Speaker 06

  It is.

• 50:40Channing Crowder?

  And he tapped his toe.

• 50:42Ryan Clark?

  He gotta speed it and everything.

• 50:45Channing Crowder?

  It could be Santonio, too, man.

• 50:46Ryan Clark?

  It could be toe, man.

• 50:48Speaker 06

  Hey, man, I mean, it's like, it's like the swagger, man, 24/7 freshness, when you, with daily use change.

• 50:55Channing Crowder?

  Hey, listen.

• 50:55Speaker 06

  So it don't mean.

• 50:56Channing Crowder?

  You gonna make me smell this good and look this good? Sorry, fellas in the world, it's over for you.

• 51:01Ryan Clark?

  Hey, yeah, hey, Old Spice can't help it, that is. They can do a lot of stuff, they can't fix that. Craig, you know, obviously, you miraculously knew that Bryce was going to be the Heisman Trophy winner when he one-handed the, uh, the soft football back in the day, but the process that you guys are going through now, you know, no matter how much you've been a part of helping them understand football, whether it's youth, middle school, high school, when he's being critiqued harshly every day on TV about his height, about his size, you just become the dad.

• 51:38Speaker 06

  Absolutely.

• 51:39Ryan Clark?

  What has this process been like for you?

• 51:41Speaker 06

  It's funny, we, we talked about that a little bit early. It's a balancing act, because at the end of the day,

• 51:49Speaker 06

  as a, as a parent, you always have this protective instinct, right? You always wanna make sure that.

• 51:55Speaker 06

  That your kid is protected and if you feel like something that's being said is not true, you wanna, you wanna make sure that you wanna rectify that or validate or invalidate it. But then I have to understand that Bryce is his own man and he is perfectly capable of handling himself and he's perfectly capable of being able to rise above that. Because at the end of the day, as a parent, sometimes you learn from your kids. And for, and for me, it was, there was always sometimes there's confrontation, probably for my age and kind of what the generation we care from, there's confrontation, then I'm gonna bring that energy right back. I'm gonna make sure, okay, if you said something about him, I'm gonna make sure, and see for

• 52:37Speaker 06

  Bryce, he's internally motivated, he knows exactly who he is. And then for me to come out here and try to do something contrary, that doesn't make sense. So, so sometimes the best thing to do is just to be still. Text you. You could talk me off the ledge, but understand that the proof is in the film and the proof is in, is in who he is. And so, and that's enough. And I think what God is, what Bryce has said earlier is that God is in control of our, in control of our life and control of his destiny. And this isn't about proving people wrong or invalidating opinions, it's about his journey and respecting that and understanding that my role are just, and now it's to be a partner, it's to be a confidant, it's to be someone who can help along his journey,

• 53:22Speaker 06

  but not to rescue him.

• 53:23Fred Taylor?

  Aside from his abilities, which he has a ton of, the NFL loves structure. They love foundations, strong foundations, you know, backgrounds. They're making sure, you know, they're running all sorts of background checks, you gotta do all these different tests. And what they understand is, when it comes down to whether it's Bryce or CJ for that first or second pick, they're gonna look at the totality, you know, of Bryce, you know, what his parents, his family, his house, his background, how he is, he's in trouble, he's had problems, all those different things. Those small things determine if he's gonna go one or two, or three, or whatever it may be. But that's the front office, that's the NFL, that's just the nature of the business.

• 54:08Fred Taylor?

  And you guys have done an amazing job with him. So salute to you.

• 54:12Speaker 06

  Thank you, appreciate that.

• 54:13Channing Crowder?

  You, you and your wife built a monster.

• 54:17Channing Crowder?

  And I even get uncomfortable when my son plays baseball and he'll have a good game of people.

• 54:21Speaker 06

  Yeah.

• 54:21Channing Crowder?

  Come and congratulate me and I say, I didn't do nothing. Go say little chant, go tell him. But where is that mid-ground? Cause you have to, you have, you're proud of your son.

• 54:32Speaker 06

  Thousand percent.

• 54:32Channing Crowder?

  But you should also be proud of yourself, but you don't want to take any shine away from him. Like knowing what you built. What does that do for you inside? And is there, is there a little pride in, look at my damn son?

• 54:43Speaker 06

  Um, I'm proud of him when he took that first breath until now. Like, so it has nothing to do with football. I'm proud of him about the young man that he is, who he is, how he handles himself, how he's a representative of Christ. And every day when we, we'll pray before games and stuff like that. And it's that his, that his play glorifies God. So when, and, and all, and that's dope. Like when you say you built a monster, no, actually God did. And so really what I was, was a vessel to manifest God's blessings and God's promise to, through his life. So the credit that I will take and what, a lot of times parents ask me what, what, you know, for advice, what I could do,

• 55:25Speaker 06

  was if you're in a path and you feel that path, God has spoken to you and you feel like that that's the path that you're gonna go on. Don't allow someone who wasn't in that conversation with you and God to take you off that path. So for, for us, I always, we've always wanted to cultivate, Bryce said it earlier, cultivate whatever he wanted to do. And obviously when it came that he was really good in sports, we wanted to give him every opportunity to be successful. And then along that journey, there's people who know, and you, I'm sure everybody here has heard that. There's people that say, for whatever reason, you can't be successful. At some point, the success that you're having is going to change because of X, Y, Z.

• 56:05Channing Crowder?

  Yeah.

• 56:05Speaker 06

  We never let that dissuade us or, or take us off our path. So, so one thing I will take credit for and for my wife for also being there to support us is that once we knew what the path was, we weren't, nothing was gonna stop it. And so I think we just really listened and followed that. So, and then, um, man, I ain't throwing one touchdown pass. And if you see me throw, so that is really a manifestation of his hard work. And then just us, Julie and I, supporting him as best we can. But am I proud of him? Every single day.

• 56:42Ryan Clark?

  I was saying, are you proud of you?

• 56:45Speaker 06

  Yeah, I mean, I don't, I don't process it like that. But I am, I am proud of our family.

• 56:52Ryan Clark?

  I'm about to make you work, right? So we know you could, we know you could throw the football. We know that you, the escapism, the escapability. I think back to the late, the play against Texas. They were the better team that day. Y'all just had the best player and that was you. I know you don't, you might disagree. We just left from down there with Sark and we talked about it, you know? But when it comes down to this first pick or the second pick or the third pick, it's a group of quarterbacks that are in there. And you said that you evaluate the pro guys and you try to watch the pro guys and take things from their games. I know you know CJ extremely well, being a Cali kid and, you know, you guys being in high school in the same time. But you've also had opportunities to see Anthony play.

• 57:35Ryan Clark?

  So I'm going to ask you for some analysis right now. I want you to tell me what makes CJ Stroud a good quarterback. I want you to tell me what makes Anthony Richardson a great quarterback, top five pick. And then I want you to tell me, and it can be humble, Bryce. I want you to tell me why Bryce Young should be picked first overall in front of both of them. I can run you through it. CJ first, what is great about CJ Stroud?

• 58:00Bryce Young?

  I think, again, I've been around him for a really long time. We've, we've known each other for a while. Obviously, we're, we're super close. That's, and seeing how, you know, really seeing how he carries himself. You know, for me, it's really cool. I was able to go to the opening and we're on the same team. And, you know, you see, like I've watched film on a bunch of guys from, you know, from, from, you know, just from studying film, have mutual opponents and you can watch the highlights. You can, but seeing how people are in the moment, how they process, you know, that stuff, that, that's hard, you know? That's why people, you know, people try to send scouts to games and try to get that field. It's really hard to find if you're just watching TV. But I was able to watch how CJ was in Elite 11. And that was, you know, that's a big moment.

• 58:45Bryce Young?

  We're all trying to, you know, everyone's trying to be the MVP. And then everyone's trying to win the seven all seven tournament. You know, it's big at the time. And seeing how he, seeing how he carried himself during that time. Seeing how every time there is a big moment, he stepped up. Every big occasion, like seeing that from, from high, like watching that in high school. I had watched him play before and I, I, but seeing that in, you know, those high pressure situations and, and stuff that was big and seeing just how he carried himself. Like that was something that really stood out to me. So of course, I mean, of course, the accuracy, um, you know, the decision making, you know, all the intangibles, um, you know, all the, all the great things that I hear. He's all, you know, I'm, I've been around a bunch of people that played with him. And when you hear how they talk about him, that I feel like that's pretty, always a pretty

• 59:28Bryce Young?

  good measurement of how people are when you have their teammates. And hearing that like, of course, that's, that's all there. But I think we all, we kind of all know that. I think we've all seen that. But being able to see how, how he, how he carries himself and how he works on a day to day. And, you know, just seeing what goes into kind of those moments having, that was something that, that was really big for me. So just on top of all the things that you see on film, you know, all the, you know, obviously can make every single throw, um, you know, obviously process super quick, great decision maker. See how he played against Georgia in, in the biggest moment, stuff like that. Like that goes without saying, but seeing that was something that, you know, I, I thought that I got to, got some insight on it. I respect him as a person, you know, first and foremost, but as a football player, that was something that really, really, you know, garnered a lot of respect for me.

• 1:00:10Bryce Young?

  And, and, um, you know, and someone that, you know, that I, I met there too, and I, I is super cool. Um, I haven't been around him as much, so I don't have that, that, that sort of experience. But, you know, being in the SCC, I've watched a lot of his games. And obviously, you know, everyone sees just, everyone sees the, what he can do. Everyone can see the, the huge arm, all the throws he can make. Everyone can see the athleticism. Um, but I've been able to see how he can put that together throughout a game. When you're putting stuff on, on social media, you're just putting, you show clips, you show highlights. But I've been able to watch how he's been able to sustain that for games, how he's. Through the ebbs and flows of games that you can see on film, it's like, alright, this is it now. I've seen some of those big throws, like, and you just see them like, wow, it's a great throw,

• 1:00:53Bryce Young?

  but you don't see the context, like, it was actually, it was actually their backs are against the wall. It was one of those, you know, if we don't get a play here, you know, my, you know, the game might get out of hand. It was those moments that he stepped up. So I've been able to kind of, just from watching film and and watch how operates, see how not just the the highlights, but the timeliness of the stuff that he's done, how he's been able to step up and, you know, also just being around him. He definitely has an energy about him that that that, you know, it draws people towards him. I mean, he's a super cool guy, super, super, I feel like in a locker room, it's gonna be easy for people to gravitate towards him. So I think, again, those are just some of the things that that make those guys so good.

• 1:01:28Ryan Clark?

  And so if you were, we do this thing called, this thing called draft vignettes. And when you do a draft vignette, they say Bryce Young is, and so when I did yours, it was Bryce Young is magical. And then I went on to say all of these different things. So if you're doing your draft vignette, this is Bryce Young after a Hall of Fame career, and they're gonna pay him $8 million to be on Sunday TV, and he's gonna come in and do that 20 times a year and be super rich. If they said, I should be the number one pick because, how would you finish that statement?

• 1:01:57Bryce Young?

  You know, for me, first off, I, magical, man, I appreciate that. That's, thank you, that's, I appreciate it.

• 1:02:04Speaker 06

  Especially as a Laker fan.

• 1:02:06Bryce Young?

  You know, it's, I think for me, you know, it's kind of a, it's kind of hard one for me to elaborate on, but, you know, I think it's for me, I'm myself.

• 1:02:18Speaker 07

  Every game day, you show up for your team. Now, it's your time.

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• 1:02:47Bryce Young?

  Regardless, like I feel like I definitely pride myself in, you know, in moments of, of, you know, those, those pressure situations and moments where there's always that being unsure, like we were talking about earlier, just how I am in the, the second quarter, the third quarter, that's how I am there. And I feel like being able to, to be myself throughout everything because I, I do, I take pride and have confidence in, you know, how I am on the field, how I process, you know, how I throw the ball, decision making, all that stuff. But for me, I feel very consistently that I can do that regardless of the situation, regardless of what's going on. That's something I pride myself in a lot. And I think, you know, just being able to, to, to be in that state of mind regardless of what's going around, um, you know, I think is, is a big reason for me.

• 1:03:31Ryan Clark?

  You know, Freddie T said he was scared to go to the draft because he didn't want to be stuck in the green room, all of that time waiting. We're pretty sure you won't be there long. What are you most looking forward to for your family on draft night?

• 1:03:44Speaker 06

  It's the obvious answer, but it's, it's the one that, um, when I do allow my, my mind to kind of drift and think about that moment, when the commissioner calls his name and then watching him do that walk. And then, because I'm sure during that walk, while he's walking down, it's going to be so many memories and so many things that happened or that led us up to this point. And then as a, as a dad, because that's going to be a culmination of when you see your, your, your kids' dreams fulfilled. So I'm really looking forward to that.

• 1:04:12Fred Taylor?

  Oh, Pop, you gonna cry.

• 1:04:14Bryce Young?

  Yeah.

• 1:04:17Bryce Young?

  I know, that was good. He was about to, he was about to say something or all that. No, yes, he is, he is going to.

• 1:04:24Speaker 06

  Yeah, there's a, there's a, there's bets in the family about the cry and how long to cry. I'm determined that I'm not gonna cry.

• 1:04:31Fred Taylor?

  You gonna lose it.

• 1:04:32Speaker 06

  I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a Mary J, I'm a Mary J bride. I'm not gonna cry. I'm not gonna shed a tear. But I, I'm sure I will. I ain't gonna.

• 1:04:43Fred Taylor?

  See, I think that's beautiful, man. You guys, you, the journey, you know, just being able to look back on everything and, uh, it's your baby. You know what I'm saying? Even when he caught the OBJ at four months, it's your baby and that'll come full circle. You and Julie, you know, you guys deserve it. Shed a few tears for us too, man, because I'm rooting for y'all.

• 1:05:04Ryan Clark?

  Something we talked about, because we're all fathers of, of boys and we have dads, obviously.

• 1:05:10Channing Crowder?

  We joke, that's not a joke, let me be honest. I like RC's dad more than him. Mike's my man, but they, they've had disagreements. Me and Fred talked, he has sons, you know. Y'all ever locked up? Cause sooner or later, he, you get into college, you started putting muscle on, you dad. Did y'all ever lock up and you had to show him dad muscle? You had to show him, hey, I'm a grown ass man right now.

• 1:05:31Bryce Young?

  I think the closest, I say the closest is, is when we, you know, we grew up always playing basketball against each other. And it didn't take college, don't worry about it. It wasn't, it wasn't, it didn't take that long. But, you know, he used to always take pride and, you know, just like, like every day, you know, it's like, oh, you know, you've been working out, you've been, you think you're good? All right, let's go play one on one, let's go. And, you know, I was a kid, like, yeah, he won more, you know. He, he had an undefeated record up to a point.

• 1:05:58Bryce Young?

  Um, yeah, far before, what?

• 1:06:01Speaker 06

  What, what, seventh grade, eighth grade?

• 1:06:04Bryce Young?

  You know, I was gonna give him more than that, but if we're speaking our truth here.

• 1:06:08Speaker 06

  I say eighth grade.

• 1:06:09Bryce Young?

  If we're speaking our truth. I was gonna say like high school.

• 1:06:13Speaker 06

  Oh, that's love, that's love.

• 1:06:14Bryce Young?

  Yeah, I'm here for you, big guy.

• 1:06:15Speaker 06

  I got you, I got you.

• 1:06:16Bryce Young?

  But, yeah, there is a time, I think that was, and I remember, I actually, I legitimately remember, like, I don't even think I ever told you this, but I remember the look in his eye after I won and like, that's the, like, pure disappointment. Like, when like, there was, I could see so much working through his head, like, what is this? I can't like, can't beat him in one on one. And I, I almost felt bad. I almost was like, we can run it back. Almost, I did it. I almost wanted, so I was like, man, like. It meant a lot to him.

• 1:06:47Speaker 06

  One of my biggest regrets after, cause of this story, was because he was so competitive as a youngster. And when he would lose, he'd be upset, so sometimes I would let him win.

• 1:06:58Bryce Young?

  Yeah.

• 1:06:58Speaker 06

  And just, and, and it worked because it brought his confidence up and all that stuff. But he showed me when he was able to win, the same mercy was not reciprocated. When he was able to beat me, just from that point on, never again, not, you know, trash talk, the whole thing, not even, you know what, pops, I'm gonna let you, I'm gonna give you one or two. So I wish I could go back and for as long as I could beat him, I'd have beat him every single time.

• 1:07:24Ryan Clark?

  You know how I look at it, though? That's the relationship, right? When, when you're a parent, your relationship is to make sure you build their confidence. Our relationship is to make sure we take care of them. In truth, they don't owe us that. You know, and they don't have that innate feeling about us that I gotta make sure dad feels good when he walks in this house. Because I remember the first time I beat Mike, I was stunting because my dad used to play defense way too hard. He was way too physical to say that he was my father. And the first time I beat him, I let him know and I wanted to play every day after that. You know what I'm saying? And after that, he was like, nah, I'm good. Because that's the point, you know what? I might have raised a dog.

• 1:08:04Bryce Young?

  Yeah, maybe you guys are right because he's definitely never winning again. It's over. It's never gonna happen again. Like, I can guarantee you that. But maybe, maybe you guys are on to something.

• 1:08:14Ryan Clark?

  Man, for you, you know, I was talking to your, to your mom about it and your schedule. And she's like, well, we gonna go to the draft this day and then we get to fly home. And I said, well, normally, when the guys pick that high, they fly them out to the team. They have the press conference, all of those things, pretty immediately. How much anticipation or how gratifying will it be to have that jersey with the number one on it and know that a team thought so highly of, like you said, nothing you're entitled to going forward, but so highly of what you accomplished and the work you put in to say, we want to give you the opportunity to be the face of this franchise?

• 1:08:59Bryce Young?

  Yeah, I mean, it's, it's gonna mean a lot. Like, again, that's, that's just, you know, that's something that you dream of. It's gonna, it's gonna feel surreal. Having that, you know, knowing that that's, that's something that's coming, but still just regardless, like, just being in that moment, like, I'm, I'm super blessed, super grateful. And, you know, I, I think I offer that every day. Like, you can get used to a certain level of, you know, whatever it is, or success, or how you're treated. But like I said, we're not entitled to it and it doesn't, just because, you know. A bunch of things happen, it doesn't make, you know, things that any, any less special. You know, I'm, I'm blessed, I'm grateful for that stuff and it's gonna be crazy when that happens and I'm, I'm never gonna forget, um, you know, even in those long and hard days and, you know,

• 1:09:41Bryce Young?

  times where it feels tough, it's like, you know that, you know, you're, you're living someone else's, you know, you're living people's dreams, there's kids out there that are dreaming to be in your situation and, um, you know, just being able to, to realize that, like, and especially share, share with my parents is, is gonna mean the world to me.

• 1:09:56Ryan Clark?

  They, they said before the process, we were talking and Laura Rutledge covers a ton of SEC football and she said, everybody that meets him is going to fall in love with the person that he is and I'll say this to you, that's much more important, at least as far as your life continues to go on than the type of player you are, so your parents have done an amazing job, but even with that, man, you're doing amazing job.

• 1:10:23Bryce Young?

  Yep.

• 1:10:23Ryan Clark?

  Because you make the decision of who you're gonna be every morning you wake up and it doesn't matter how you're raised, we all know people that were raised certain ways and they get in other elements and they decide to be things different than what their foundation is and it seems like you've decided to be what you were raised to be, man, so that's amazing. You got fans in the pivot, bro, we appreciate your time.

• 1:10:43Bryce Young?

  Appreciate you, appreciate you.

• 1:10:44Ryan Clark?

  Appreciate you carrying us, you know what I mean? Appreciate you carrying us, we love it, we love it when the guest is better than the host, man, but best of luck to you, bro.

• 1:10:52Bryce Young?

  Thank you, thank you, I was appreciating.

• 1:10:54Ryan Clark?

  Man, that's good. Appreciate you. Hey.

• 1:10:56Bryce Young?

  My girl.

• 1:10:56Ryan Clark?

  I'm glad you're there. You guys are the best.

• 1:11:00Bryce Young?

  Thank you.

• 1:11:00Ryan Clark?

  I appreciate you, man.

• 1:11:02Bryce Young?

  Appreciate you.

• 1:11:02Ryan Clark?

  Can't do your thing, bro. Hey, my boy said he ain't gonna win ever again. Nah, it's crazy. And he said, hey, my dog, appreciate your time.

• 1:11:08Bryce Young?

  Appreciate you.

• 1:11:09Ryan Clark?

  Boy, you smell good.

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