New York's Saquon Barkley Ready to Quiet Critics & Make a Run as the NFL’s #1 Back

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 As our NFL Training Camp Tour continues, we make a special Pivot stop in the Big Apple to sit down with one of the top running backs in the league. Sidelined by injuries and blurred by the noise from critics and media, Running Back, Saquon Barkley has more than a chip on his shoulder, he has a burning flame to remind the world just who #26 really is on the field. The running back says it’s no secret how quickly people flipped the switch on him from being the best they’ve seen to forgetting he could even play the position. Fred has a moment with his fellow running back and shares some of the tactics he used to regain his mental toughness and confidence after injuries that stalled him early on. Saquon talks about the importance of family and how his young daughter has helped keep perspective of what matters and his overall legacy. Ryan and Channing remind the young player all he’s accomplished and all that’s ahead of him personally and on the field. After an explosive rookie year in 2018, the world watched Saquon terrorize opposing defenses and run up yards and the score and in 2022, his contract year, it’s about leaving his mark in NFL history books. Excited for a new coaching staff and the accountability in the Giants locker room, Saquon is optimistic that Big Blue is ready to reclaim the NFC East. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• 0:01Speaker 00

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• 0:30Fred Taylor?

  Anytime you have a play away from a backside seven eye, he's got to cross the face. Like I told you, they got to do their stunts in their game. So the backside seven, he has to come down. The cornerback, now he has containment. And he has to come right there. So for me, that was 100% comeback. Give me my eye, let me either drop step and go, or open and stretch it and go, put it in my hand. And now I'm seeing the lanes develop because I'm pressing it. I might say, "Tch, tch, tch," and test it. So now, they got to... Hey Fred, Saquon ain't worried about that shit. You know, obviously, you can kind of do like this, depending on where they're going. Hey Fred, hey Fred.

• 1:09Channing Crowder?

  Fred, Freddie.

• 1:10Fred Taylor?

  Fred.

• 1:10Channing Crowder?

  Saquon ain't worried about that shit, man. That [bleep] knows how to run the ball.

• 1:14Fred Taylor?

  No, no, we not even talking, we talking about nuggets. We ain't talking about running the ball. He know how to run the ball, man. No, we not talking about running the ball at all. Did you not see the video from Pittsburgh State? They ain't doing real kickoffs, like they have punts, everything. No, we not talking about running the ball at all. He doesn't need no help running the [bleep] ball at all.

• 1:57Ryan Clark?

  I mean, shoot, man. We're here, we're in the indoor in New York, against Jersey for the Pivot. And for us, Saquon, man, you know, we've been talking for months about trying to get this to happen. It's an honor, more than anything, because we understand your time constraints. Also, like, we get it, you're in the biggest media market in the world. You're one of the most talented humans to ever play your position, and it's been adversity, right? You've had to pivot, and so we're excited to do this. For everybody who's watching, subscribe, whether it's YouTube, Spotify, Apple. Make sure you guys like, continue to support, we're so grateful. Before we start, I want to talk about the tragedy that happened in Texas.

• 2:42Ryan Clark?

  Losing a coach due to a Little League football game. I think so many times in our culture, we focus on people being taken from us by others, by people that don't look like us. And, you know, you get so much flack, and it's like, what about black-on-black crime, or whatever? First off, we're the only race that people say that about. Nobody says that about white-on-white crime, Asian-on-Asian. It's actually known, you kill people who are in your proximity. But I want people to know, we do care about our communities. We care about what happens to the people in our community, whether we're taking our own lives or somebody else's.

• 3:21Ryan Clark?

  And we need to stop the devaluing of our lives in our own community. So to Coach Mike and to his family, my condolences, our prayers and our blessings from Pivot. You know, Saquon, when we look at where you are, you know, I was telling the guys before we started, I met you, man, you were in college, right? And at the time, you're the best player in the country, and you were telling me, he's like, "Yeah, RC, shoot." All I had was Rutgers. You know what I mean? Like Rutgers was the only, the only school I had before, you know, my senior year and all those things. When you think about where you've come from, man, what has that journey been like for you?

• 4:03Saquon Barkley?

  Uh, the journey's been fun. Uh, you know, at the end of the day, I'm blessed. Uh, I wake up, I play in the National Football League. I play for the New York Football Giants. Um, I'm living my dream. Um, it's something that I wanted to do since I was two, three years old. I've been telling my parents and, um, you know, I've accomplished a little bit so far in my career, um, but I still got so much to go.

• 4:24Channing Crowder?

  You moved around a lot or seemed like your parents made decisions

• 4:30Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah.

• 4:30Channing Crowder?

  to make you successful. Kind of speak on that, like your, your journey of, of becoming Saquon Barkley, because I, I heard that you moved to get out of a, a, a rougher place to go to a nicer area because that can make you more successful.

• 4:43Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, it's all about your opportunity. And my parents felt like that I would have a better opportunity, not just for myself, for all my siblings. Uh, my parents felt like it would be a better opportunity for us as a family, uh, to get out of New York and come to Pennsylvania. And that decision is kind of really what changed my life. Uh, you know, you really, the chances of you, uh, becoming, you know, uh, high school football, well-known name, uh, and going to a big college out of New York, uh, is not as high as in, in Pennsylvania. So they made a decision to move not because of football, um, just for, you know, just for the family. Just they just thought it would be a, a way better place for us. And I try to take full advantage of that. And I know that I wouldn't be the man, the player, um, the person, the father I am today without my parents.

• 5:27Saquon Barkley?

  And I'm really thankful to them.

• 5:29Ryan Clark?

  We get bogged down, right? Saquon, in, in what we do for a living because that's what people focus on. And you hit on something and I wanted to get to it later, but you hit on something early, so I want to continue with that. Speak on being a father though, right? Because we look at so much that. Everybody in the world is like, you gotta be great on the field. You have to be this type of player. You have to be this type of leader. But in the end, it's about what type of man you are. And I've met your father. I met him at the opening here in Jersey, you know, years back. And I see the type of relationship that you guys have. Talk a little bit about who you are as a father to your baby.

• 6:10Saquon Barkley?

  Being a parent is everything, man. Especially, you know, you get caught up in wins and losses and how you're doing in your career. For me, it was like, when I tore my knee and I came home and, you know, I got done with surgery and, you know, tears in my eyes, I'm just like, why me? Why this happened to me? And my daughter comes up to me and gives me a kiss and put a Band-Aid on my brace. Like, those moments, you know? That's when I was like, I started really understanding that, like, you know, there's so much more to the game. There's so much more, it's bigger than that. And being a father, honestly, I have another one away. So I'm gonna be a father of two. I don't know the gender yet.

• 6:52Saquon Barkley?

  I'm not, really wanna say that's my decision, but you really can't argue with a lady that's carrying a baby. But, so I got another one away and it's everything. Being a dad is everything. And that's why I go so hard. I'm a big believer in that, like, you know, I want my kids to look back and be like, you know, my dad decided to do something, went hard at it, went a hundred percent, gave it his all. And at the end of the day, you know, he was satisfied because he had the right mindset and the right work ethic. And that's something that I wanna instill, you know, not only in my kids, but my nieces and nephews. And, you know, any kid that comes up to me and asks me questions, when it's like, oh, how did you become Saquon Barkley? Oh, how's this, how's that? That's my message to them. That's just what I wanna instill into my kids, is work hard.

• 7:35Saquon Barkley?

  Anything you want in this world is possible, as long as you have the right mindset and the right work ethic. And that's kinda what was instilling me from my parents and what I'm trying to do as a father and as I continue to grow and learn into that fatherhood.

• 7:48Ryan Clark?

  We, uh, we met your driver, Danny.

• 7:50Fred Taylor?

  Oh, Lord. I don't know how you get to work every day, bro. He is so, he is so, whatever you want to call it, right? Does he drive like that when your daughter's in the car?

• 8:00Saquon Barkley?

  No, he does not. He does not. He does not. Danny, Danny, he's, he's a guy, if you, you need to get to any place and make sure you get on time, he's gonna get you there, but he knows. When he's driving the players or he's driving any family members, you know, he, he knows when and where to be Danny and where not to be Danny, house of lords. So, he's a great dude, not only just a driver, a great friend of mine, too. So, someone I can lean on and do the ups and downs.

• 8:25Fred Taylor?

  You know, I have a daughter. You know, and I, I went through, like, the beginning of my career was much how yours is started, right? And I remember those days, too. You know, she didn't put a Band-Aid on my brace or my cast, but she came in. You know, it just gives you a whole different outlook and perspective on things. You said that you, you question yourself. You know, you question why, why me? You know, and I know my grandmother used to always tell me, don't question God, don't. You know, when did the why me stop? Like, I'm sure at some point it had to stop.

• 8:58Saquon Barkley?

  Um, when did it stop? You know, I guess it stopped right when I started getting back into the rehab mindset. And then it happened again, because, you know, I got hurt last year on like some fluke play. I ran like a slant and, you know, I just took my eyes off the play. And I happened to step on someone's foot. And like, that was another moment where I was just like, yo, like, what is going on?

• 9:26Speaker 00

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• 9:55Saquon Barkley?

  Frustration and like, obviously like, in that moment, you know, you just wanna break out, scream, cry, trying to hold your composure because you know cameras all in your face, like, they're checking my ankle out, I got cameras all here and that, and like, in that moment, like, you're just frustrated, but like, the why me stopped, again, I guess you can say, once you start rehabbing again, and once you start going, like, you can't have that mindset. I do think it's beneficial to, to think on that, to, to have that, to have that come in, because you gotta deal with the negatives, you know, you gotta deal with the negatives before the positives come. So you have to have that, but at the same time, you gotta push that away because adversity gonna come, and there's gonna be more adversity that is gonna happen in my life. I'm only 25 years old, so, you know, I don't even know what God has planned for me.

• 10:40Fred Taylor?

  Correct.

• 10:40Saquon Barkley?

  You know what I mean? So, uh, there's gonna be a lot more ups and there's gonna be some more downs, but, like, the why me stopped when I get back into that mindset of grinding and getting back into, uh, playing the sport that I love. And, you know, for me this year, the different mindset is, last year was, the game was taken away from me, so I'm coming back, you know, I'm just thankful that I'm able to play the sport. Now, this year, it's like, the game was taken from me, then I got hurt again, now, just like, you know what, like, I'm just gonna work my butt off, um, and the rest gonna take care of itself. So, I'm coming with a killer mindset, and I just wanna go crazy.

• 11:10Fred Taylor?

  Yeah, I, I can, I can tell you, it's just, you know, keep grinding, you know, nothing else, keep grinding, block out the noise. Football is the most, you know, luckiest, unluckiest sport, you know, they value us on, you know, what we're doing, obviously, now, and, uh, also potential, you know. One of the greatest people to ever play our position is Bo Jackson.

• 11:32Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah.

• 11:33Fred Taylor?

  You know, and, and the legend of Bo, it still, still exists, simply because what, the potential of what he could've done, the potential of his talent, and also, you know, having amazing Nike deals back in the day. But I'm looking at, Bo played four years, you, you completed four, going on year five. And, you know, I know I'll probably get some pushback when I say this because Bo also played baseball. But nobody ever called him soft. They said he had a career-ending injury. You know, and unfortunately, he was unlucky when that happened. But for the first four years of your career, statistically, your numbers are much greater. But there's a narrative out there. Simply because you had an injury, you come back, then you got nicked again, you come back.

• 12:17Fred Taylor?

  That's just being unlucky. You know, I would rather be unlucky in that than to have my career be completely done at this moment because you've got a lot left in front of you. So I would simply say, continue to ignore the noise. Until somebody's in your shoes and in your driver's chair, you know, they're not gonna take you to where you want to go.

• 12:40Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah.

• 12:40Fred Taylor?

  They can't take you there. So you're in a tough environment up here, right? And we were talking over there. I said, people that say, whether you're dancing or you're pitter-pattering your feet, you know, all of that's irrelevant because you're the CEO when you're back there. You're totally in charge, and I'm sure the Giants believe in you. You know, and really, it's just flipping that switch to say, I'm the same dude I was when I got Rookie of the Year. You know, so you have to make sure that mindset comes back.

• 13:12Saquon Barkley?

  That's what's crazy to me, though. Like, I think there's a lot of great backs in the league. You know what I mean? And I'm a big fan of it. Like, I believe, like, watching other guys, watching the film, like. But like, I just think it's so crazy how like everyone flipped the script so quick. Like, the first two years of my career, like, me personally, everyone has their opinion. I felt like I was the best running back in NFL. Like, everyone has their opinion, and I think there's some great backs. And then I hurt my knee, and then I got hurt again. And now it's like, whoa, oh, how we talking about the dancing? Or how we talking about this and now in the third? But it's like, I must have was doing something right before. Like, if, you know, I think, not only myself would say that, I think it was an actual argument. Like, who, you can make a legit argument, who the top three backs were my first year. And I feel like I was inside that conversation.

• 13:57Saquon Barkley?

  For me, that's why it's like, it's just like, it's crazy that it's like, whoa, like, everyone. How the tables just turned so crazy like it was like I got hurt off of like a knee injury like just random like I was I was making a routine play it was a power play I broke two tackles uh safety was coming up uh it was Eddie Jackson and I was trying to throw him by and I've done that play since I was eight years old and I just happened to tear my knee and then last year you know I kind of was on a pitch count the first couple of games so it's hard to get your groove especially coming back from knee injury and then we played the Saints we went in overtime I made a couple of big plays yeah I had a couple of big plays I looked like myself and then like the next week I had amazing practice I was like I'm finna go crazy and then I hurt my ankle on like a fluke play

• 14:42Saquon Barkley?

  and then it's like everyone just like got all these negative things to say and like you're human at the end of the day like I try my best not to really even focus or worry about that but like I'm active on social media like like I post stuff on social media I go on social media like sometimes you go on like I be scrolling I see stuff about myself I'm like oh shit like what the hell like so to me it's just like that's where like it taught me so much where it's like going back to being a father being a kid like having a kid it's like man like what everybody's saying on the outside like it really doesn't matter it doesn't like I come home to a wonderful family I have amazing friends uh no matter what Jada's walking around that house with a smile on her face and like I know how special a player

• 15:24Saquon Barkley?

  I am and I know how special of career I'm going to have and like I'm just happy that like you know my mom always told me as a kid like people gonna say positive and negative things about you no matter what but I'm happy that like it showed it was just like alright like people really love to kick you while you down and like for me that's why I'm coming back like it's just like I'm gonna do whatever I can do and like hey if I get injured again this year like I'm gonna put that energy out there but that's football that's life like if it's something that happens again then shit let it be that's what happened but like my mindset is like just when I do come back and like I do show the world like how special I am again like everybody that flipped the script so crazy like just stay on that side if they want

• 16:02Channing Crowder?

  you keep you keeping receipts

• 16:03Saquon Barkley?

  I'm it's not even like keeping receipts like it is like it is and it ain't but like it's so crazy like how you can go from everyone saying all these positive things about you and then like just like two like legit two plays like legit two plays just change everything and like everyone's like saying it's like oh like you would think I never like learned how to play running back before like the other day like going to where he was talking about people saying I'm dancing like I kinda came out I said like I'm fed up with that People try to sway it and say like, oh, cuz my coach came out and was like, oh, like, I'm happy how Saquon's getting north and south. And like, people were like, oh, well, your coach the one who said that, but like, no, I'm not. I wasn't saying I'm fed up with him saying that cuz the question after him saying he's happy I'm getting north and south, like, they're like, oh, is that something they have to focus on?

• 16:46Saquon Barkley?

  Like, is that something that, like, you've been training on, working on, like, getting north and south? And like, it's like, kinda like a spit in my face, like, like, I haven't been playing this position for a long time. And like, by any means, like, I'm nowhere where I need to be, like, I'm trying to, you know, I'm trying to catch the greats. Like, I have all the respect for all the greats, I have respect for him, like, I, as a kid, like, I looked up all their stats, know all the stats, like, that's the stuff that I'm competing for, and I'm not even close to that, but it's like, it's like, damn, like, before I got hurt, it was like, oh, Saquon this, Saquon that, now I got hurt, it's like, I don't even know, I play running back, like, my style is, my style is irrelevant, it's just like, it's like. Your style is amazing.

• 17:21Channing Crowder?

  It's funny cuz we all watched you at Penn State, whooping ass, and you come straight in the league and start whooping ass. But now you have some, some turmoil with injuries. Was like, that was, was that bigger than the transition on the field, the transition off the field? Like, is that something that you're still working on?

• 17:40Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah.

• 17:40Channing Crowder?

  Is that bigger, was that bigger than going from college to the NFL, playing on Saturday and playing on Sunday? But the mental transition, the media transition, like?

• 17:48Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah.

• 17:48Channing Crowder?

  In New York as well. In New York?

• 17:50Saquon Barkley?

  I would say, yeah, a hundred percent, like, to me personally, like, in like, no arrogant way, like, transition from football to, like, from college football to NFL wasn't hard, I really didn't see no difference. I mean, like, at the end of the day, like, if you run a four-three, you run a four-three, you know what I mean? Like, only thing that's difference is like, my rookie year, you're going against a guy like Luke Keakley, and like, I'm back there lined up, and like, he, I can see, like, he knows where I'm running, like, just off of watching so much film, like, you don't got guys like that in college. So for me, the transition wasn't that, that hard, it was just like, understanding the game and, uh, how much time and effort you put into watching film, uh, to give yourself the better opportunity. But like, it wasn't even a transition of the media, like, the biggest battle, battle for me was like, I really never had, like, no challenges in football.

• 18:35Saquon Barkley?

  You know what I mean, like, and like, I'm, I understand, like, I was very blessed, like, and I worked hard, but like, my only challenge was like. I almost quit football as a kid and like my dad was like, you quit one thing in life, you're gonna be a quitter for the rest of your life. So I never really had no injuries. Like I I hurt my ankle in college before, but I never had like the game taken away from me. So like that was hard for me. Like I always was like, when I stepped in a field, like I felt like I was the best player on the field. And like when you're coming back from a knee injury and like, especially like mine, like I did my knee, what happened to my knee, if I did that 10, 20 years ago, like I probably done. I probably never played again. So like, when I was on the field last year, like getting back into it, like in training, like, I wasn't able to like run and do stuff until like six months.

• 19:18Saquon Barkley?

  And like, I remember when they told me like my timeline, I was like, so you telling me I'm gonna have like two months to get ready for NFL season? And like they were like, they shook their head like, yes, that's what it's gonna be. So I was just like, damn, like in the back of my mind, I'm like, well, how the hell am I gonna pull this off? So like, that was like the biggest, like that was like the hardest thing for me. It was like, when, like when I speak on losing your confidence, like I'm still a very confident player, but like, at the time, like even when my rookie year, like when I stepped in the field, like I really felt like nobody was better than me. Like, and then when you come from an injury, like you on the field and you're just like, damn, like, okay, like, all right, this knee's not what it was right now. Like I'm still building on it. Like I trust the rest of my body. But now like, I know all the hard work that I put in doing rehab and it showed last year because my ankle,

• 20:02Saquon Barkley?

  but I'm so blessed at and so thankful that I had a lot of great people that I worked with. Because now like when I'm in practice or I'm out in camp, like I'm feeling to get back into that confidence where like, I can go out there. So that's why like when I say like I have the mindset, I just want to go kill everything because I know like where my confidence is at right now.

• 20:18Ryan Clark?

  You know what's so crazy is when people look at football players, it's like this barbaric sport, right? And it's almost, they think of us as kind of Neanderthals who run our faces into other people.

• 20:34Ryan Clark?

  Listening to you speak and obviously knowing you a little bit, I understand how intelligent you are. Sometimes, intelligence can be a hindrance in this sense. We overthink, right? Like, the same way you're saying, oh, I only got two months to get ready for a season. That plays in the back of your mind. Like, I used to work as hard as I did and study the way that I did and do treatment the way that I did because I had to, like, mind F myself, right? On Sunday, I was like, man, I did everything right. I watched enough film, I did all the treatment, I practiced hard, I was at work every day for these times. So now, in coming off of the knee injury, coming off of the ankle injury, how are you combating overthinking so we could see the same Saquon

• 21:20Ryan Clark?

  that had 2,000-plus all-purpose yards as a rookie?

• 21:23Saquon Barkley?

  Just let go and relax and just go play. Work on breathing techniques, working on, you know, it's... A lot of people really focus on, like, you know, the physical aspect of football, like you said. But like, I've got into more of, more of the mental space, more of like, uh, becoming closer to God, more of, like, if I'm in my sauna and I'm, so I'm downstairs stretching, take, take like five, 10 minutes and just work on breathing, emptying the mind. Um, trying to like, practice of getting into flow state, flow states like, for example, uh, you know, when Steph hit 14 threes and like, it just looked like he not even thinking, he just out there, like, and you know he's not gonna miss, like, he getting to that zone, like, trying to work on that stuff. And it's hard to do that in football.

• 22:06Saquon Barkley?

  Obviously, football is a, that's why I love football so much, it's, it's a team sport. You know, it's 11-man, all, like, you could have 10 people doing the right thing on one play and one person's off, especially in the run game, it's a, it could be a negative run. You know what I mean? So like, for me, it's just been just letting go. And like, another way, like, where you don't have to overthink it, it's like... Going out there and actually doing it, like practicing it, you know what I mean? Like having those reps, you know, I believe practice make perfect. Obviously, you're never gonna be the perfect player, but the only way you can come close to a perfect game or a perfect season is by practicing it. And that's not just only in the weight room, that's out there on the football field. So like being able to have that back eases the mind. Uh, so I am a big over thinker. I'm not gonna lie, like that's something that like if I had to, if I had to come to my,

• 22:49Saquon Barkley?

  like say something negative about myself, like, like if I, I try to ask a lot of questions. I try to know that I know that I know.

• 22:56Fred Taylor?

  Right.

• 22:57Saquon Barkley?

  Um, so like it's, it's like little things like, don't tell me a lineup at seven. And like, I know seven and a half, I'm gonna have a conversation with like, well, what about at seven and a half? Like I might feel like I can hit this a little bit better. And like, it might not matter at all, but like to me, like, I feel like those are stuff that like, what helps me be great and like, I wanna be great. So, um, it helped me get to where I'm at right now, so I'm never gonna change that. But to stop the overthinking is just more of like also, you know, working on the mental side and just relaxing and breathing.

• 23:27Fred Taylor?

  It's crazy to me.

• 23:28Saquon Barkley?

  He's you, bro.

• 23:29Fred Taylor?

  I don't know if it's an Aquarius thing, or I'm trying to figure it out, right?

• 23:32Saquon Barkley?

  You Aquarius?

• 23:34Fred Taylor?

  Yeah.

• 23:34Saquon Barkley?

  What year?

• 23:34Fred Taylor?

  February? Yeah, uh, January 27th, you're the ninth, right?

• 23:38Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah, family.

• 23:38Fred Taylor?

  Yeah, man, listen, man, this is so crazy. I'm, I'm like traveled back in, in time. I, I, I, um, I tore my groin off the bone my third year in. You tore your ACL, your third year. And you're going through the same challenges with the media. Uh, I think the one difference is they gave me a nickname. They called me fragile Fred, that still sticks to this day. But.

• 24:03Saquon Barkley?

  That's funny.

• 24:04Fred Taylor?

  Yeah, that is funny. It, it's funny. It, it's funny, but that's who got the last laugh, cause the average career is three years. I played 13, so everybody that laughs at it, not really fucking with. At the back of my mind, it's like, I kept my receipts, but I went and I did my thing. But what helped me is, you know, outside of family, which was my amazing support team, you know, outside of family, the support system that you have, that you hold. And, um, you know, Jacksonville got me a mental conditioning coach. You know, I was definitely opposed to it. I was like, oh, hell nah. Like he worked for y'all. I'm, I'm not sharing secrets or opening up with him. But, uh, it was Trevor Moat. You know, who recently passed away.

• 24:49Fred Taylor?

  He's worked with Russell Wilson, a lot, a lot of great guys. Chad Bowling, he's worked with A-Rod. He works with a lot of the Cowboys now. Was his partner who also worked with me back in Jacksonville. And I think that that will also help you not become, you know, such an over thinker. Because really, it's just taking all negatives and realizing that negative negative is always gonna be positive. At least if you're an algebra person, Channing.

• 25:16Saquon Barkley?

  Mm-hmm.

• 25:16Fred Taylor?

  And, um, man, you got so much left in front of you.

• 25:21Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah.

• 25:21Fred Taylor?

  By no means, bro, like this isn't it. You're, I think you're gonna have a great season. Which brings me to ask you, what are you looking forward to the most in this upcoming season in 2022?

• 25:32Saquon Barkley?

  I'm excited because it's a fresh start. Uh, and not just for like me personally or saying coming back from injury. Uh, you got a new coach of staff. You got new faces on the team, got new teammates. Uh, the energy in the building is just different right now. So that's what I'm excited the most, like getting back to winning. Uh, it's been a rough couple of years here. Uh, when I got drafted, even a little bit before I got drafted. Um, and you know, you sit here right now, like you look at these banners, like, you, you know what this team is really about. You know what this franchise, this organization is really about. And that's, that was like my goal when, when I got drafted here, man.

• 26:13Saquon Barkley?

  When I got drafted here, I was like, dang, we got Eli Manning, Odell, Evan Ingram, Sterling Shepard. Uh, on defense, we had Jack Rabbit, we had Landon Collins and like, not the year before they have, they went three and 13 because they got, had injuries. But the year before that, um, they were like,

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• 26:59Saquon Barkley?

  10 and 6 or something like that and they made the playoffs. So I was like, dang, I'm excited, you know what I mean? I feel like usually your number two, when you're number two pick, you know, you're going to a rough situation. So I didn't feel like that. I was like, dang, we gonna have a real opportunity like coming here. And come from college, like, you know, you so used, I never won a national championship or anything. But, you know, we were able to at Penn State, you know, the sanctions and all that stuff happened. And then, you know, Coach Franklin got there. We had a decent year my first year. I'm in the last two years, won a Big Ten championship. At one point, we was ranked like number two team in the country. So we got back to winning. So for me, like, that's really all it is, is winning. Getting back to win, that's what I look forward to. You know, I could sit here and be like, as an individual, like what I want to accomplish.

• 27:44Saquon Barkley?

  And like, I feel like y'all already know, like, as athletes, you know what, you know what we want, you know what we want to accomplish. But like, I really don't want to put that out there. Like, my main thing is like, just take day by day. And like, all the stuff that I want is gonna happen. But for me, like, the most, the thing I'm most excited is about, you know, building a winning culture here. And that's what I'm really focusing on.

• 28:04Ryan Clark?

  It takes a while to get to Jerome Bettis, where you're not only running the football, but you're a leader. It takes a while to get to Fred Taylor. You're not only running the football, but you're a leader. In a sense of you guys having a young football team, right? And also, in your four years, in adversity you faced, the things that you've overcome. Like, our experiences make us who we are. We are some of those experiences. As a leader, though, and you're talking about getting to winning, what are you trying to communicate or impart to your team? So you can get back to the tradition that, you know, the New York Giants want to be?

• 28:41Saquon Barkley?

  Well, first, you gotta listen to coach. And listen to the message that the coaches are saying. And that's the standard. You know, no matter what, you gonna be the guy that a lot of people look up to. Meaning, not just myself, but Daniel Jones, Sterling Shepard, Leonard Williams, Dory Jackson, Xavier McKenna, like, all those guys, like, you know, when you come out to practice, like, you gonna look and see how those guys are practicing, you gonna look when in the weight room, see how those guys are training, and that's the standard. And that's where it starts, like, to build a winning team, you know, you gotta come to work every single day and live by that standard. And, you know, there's gonna be the poor means, there's gonna be the ups, there's gonna be the downs,

• 29:23Saquon Barkley?

  but don't let that negative energy come and impact the team, especially in this place, especially in this market, in this media, you cannot let that happen. So for me, how I do it is, the way I learn to be the best leader I possibly can be, obviously you have to be vocal, I'm really not that vocal of a guy, but like, I know when I have to be vocal, I'm not afraid, I'm not afraid to bring a team up, I'm not afraid to call a guy out, I'm not afraid to call myself out in front of the team and let them know that I haven't been doing that. But I feel like the best way I can do that is by going out there and playing, be the player that I know that I am, and I couldn't do that last year. Obviously to get before, I couldn't play, I got hurt. But that's how you go do it, you know, it's easy to be like, we gotta do this, we gotta do that,

• 30:07Saquon Barkley?

  but like, if I'm in practice and, you know, I get a chance to break a long run, and I'm taking it to the house and working on my reps, working on that conditioning, working on that mindset that like, finishing a run, like, that don't go unnoticed. When I walk in the building and you see Daniel Jones working as hard as a skill guy, working as hard as a D lineman, I'm one of the last people to leave, that don't go unnoticed. I feel like that's the way you build that mindset for a team, and you just continue every single day is try to live by that standard and create that culture.

• 30:36Channing Crowder?

  Bruh, to be honest, I can't keep my eyes off of him. Is it uncomfortable that the whole world talks about your thighs?

• 30:44Channing Crowder?

  Cause I'm looking you in your eyes like you a man and we conversing but I keep looking down and them motherfuckers is gigantic. But that's like, that's, that is like a talking point. Like, like, are you comfortable with that? Cause the world talks about your legs and your thighs. It's usually a woman trait.

• 31:00Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah, right.

• 31:01Channing Crowder?

  But you got some- Not a woman trait. You got some beautiful fucking legs, man. I get people they props. I got, who was it? I got hit on. Denzel Ward. Denzel Ward. Cause he's very, he was a, he's pretty. Like, he's a beautiful man. And I told him, "You a beautiful dude." And everybody hit me, they'll probably hit me on this, but, but you got some nice legs.

• 31:18Saquon Barkley?

  I appreciate that.

• 31:19Channing Crowder?

  But, i- is it, like, it's, like, meant for you, like, knowing that everybody's, like, they talk about your thighs and your legs all the time. That's why he wear hoochie daddy shorts though. Oh, yeah. He got his, he gonna have thighs, well, skies out, thighs out. Yeah, you, you, you gonna show them off. What they say?

• 31:35Saquon Barkley?

  I'm not uncomfortable.

• 31:35Channing Crowder?

  Skies out, thighs out.

• 31:38Saquon Barkley?

  I'm not comfortable with it. Uh, like, I think it's just, it's funny. Um, cause like, in college, like, it wasn't a thing. You know what I mean? It really wasn't like, people like on my team knew like about my legs and like knew how strong I was in the weight room. But like, once I got to NFL, uh, Odell kinda made a joke calling me Saquads and, you know, Odell with all the fans that he has, uh, it kinda just blew up. And then people really start like, I would, people come up to me and like compliment my legs, like, uh, whether it's females, whether it's dudes or, like, I'll see that, like, I'll sign my phone, I'll sign a phone and like, my screensaver is like, a picture of this, my, I did like this naked body shoot. So like, for like ESPN and like, people will have that.

• 32:20Saquon Barkley?

  Like, I seen a guy like try to mimic it. Like, it do get a little creepy, but like, you know, I own it, bro. Like, it is what it is. Like, I'm blessed, uh, with some, with some nice legs, I guess you could say.

• 32:32Channing Crowder?

  Yeah, shit yeah. Bro, live it there. You got the shit showing off.

• 32:36Saquon Barkley?

  So- It is what it is.

• 32:36Fred Taylor?

  He's talking about showing it off. You better be careful with this guy. I don't know if you saw the Kevin.

• 32:40Saquon Barkley?

  Kevin, yeah, I'm a big fan. Y'all already know.

• 32:42Fred Taylor?

  The nudist colony. He want you to show them thighs.

• 32:45Saquon Barkley?

  Nah, nah.

• 32:46Channing Crowder?

  I saw the picture when you was sitting there mother-

• 32:50Channing Crowder?

  Don't act like I ain't seen it.

• 32:53Saquon Barkley?

  Nah, yeah. Would you ever go on vacation with Channing? Oh, man, I think I have to pass on that one. I think I have to pass on that one.

• 33:00Channing Crowder?

  You'll take, you'll take a naked picture for the world to see, but we can't go hang out naked together and drink some margaritas?

• 33:06Saquon Barkley?

  Nah, man, I mean, I, I feel like, you know, everyone has their things they're into and, uh, you know, that's, that's you. But me personally, I'm, I'm really not in that type of time, but.

• 33:17Channing Crowder?

  You, you, you was butt naked in that shoot. I was gonna ask you, but now you brought it. You was butt naked in the shoot.

• 33:21Saquon Barkley?

  Booty ass naked, yep.

• 33:22Channing Crowder?

  Cameras on and all.

• 33:23Saquon Barkley?

  Yep.

• 33:24Channing Crowder?

  So you comfortable, you comfortable being naked around people?

• 33:26Saquon Barkley?

  I mean, like, it is what it is.

• 33:28Ryan Clark?

  It was art though, Channing.

• 33:29Saquon Barkley?

  Exactly, that's how I look at it.

• 33:30Channing Crowder?

  Listen, we could, we could, we could, we could paint some crayons or something together, like, we can do art.

• 33:35Ryan Clark?

  There, there, there's art and then there's nasty.

• 33:38Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah.

• 33:38Ryan Clark?

  Right? So like those two things.

• 33:39Saquon Barkley?

  Two different levels.

• 33:40Ryan Clark?

  Those, those two things are in conflict with most people, but I'm gonna pick it and get it back to you.

• 33:46Channing Crowder?

  Y'all make, y'all make too many rules in life.

• 33:47Ryan Clark?

  I'm gonna, I'm gonna get it back, I'm gonna get it back to the regular, regular scheduled conversation.

• 33:52Saquon Barkley?

  That was crazy.

• 33:53Ryan Clark?

  You know, you mentioned, you mentioned Odell and, uh, obviously somebody I'm really close to, LSU guy. Um, this place is different, right? And like, not the way Channing says it, but you are handsome, right? You are incredibly intelligent. Um, you were right out of the gate, a superstar, one of the best backs in the league. And you know, now you've gotten to the point, and you mentioned earlier saying, everybody switched up. Like all these people who love my running style or love these things, now they're saying negative things about me. How have you had to learn to adjust to the scrutiny here? Because it's different, right? It can make you a superstar. You could be at the Met Gala.

• 34:36Saquon Barkley?

  Yeah.

• 34:37Ryan Clark?

  Right? After, after your rookie season and then they could dog the piss out of you when they fall out of love with you. How have you learned to adjust to all that?

• 34:45Saquon Barkley?

  I really didn't have to adjust to it really. Like, it was kind of just like, I was shocked by it, like, meaning like how everyone switched more so like. But like, I never like really fell in to like the love of New York or the love of the fans. I appreciate the love of the fans, don't get me wrong, but like, I never like, I don't really see myself as a superstar. Like, I don't try to like go by my like every day like, oh, I'm this guy or I'm that guy. Like, I'm not naive, don't get me wrong, I'm not naive to it, but like, it ain't, it wasn't hard, like. To just to that side of it, like the thing was just like when it was just like disrespecting like my talent like or disrespecting my play of football like that's when I was just like

• 35:26Saquon Barkley?

  like whoa like I've been doing this for a very long time like since I was Jay High like where where is this all coming from but like with the media and stuff like that like I never really fell into that like I I don't like like I kinda just played a role you know what I mean like I know like what comes with the territory like I know like you know I got blessed like I have my own shoe like I have a version of Bo Jackson's shoe been at the Met I've done the commercials I've done all this stuff like but to me it was like I feel like that's part of the this part of the role of playing it like but my my mindset is just like my main thing is really football so that's why like I struggle more with people coming at me as a football player than what anybody got say outside of football like I really don't care about that but like when it was like

• 36:11Saquon Barkley?

  about my talent or my running style like now just like that's like more disrespectful just like like you guys don't even know what you're talking about when I say you guys I'm not talking about y'all obviously but like the people out there like y'all even know what y'all talking about like like even like even still like it's especially a running back position it's like like it's different like to have like we all play football here but like I can't speak on his position I can't speak on your position but like I can have a genuine conversation because like I'm in his shoes he's been in my shoes like he see things that I seen I'm trying I'm trying to get to where he was so like that's was like where I had to have a justice side where outside like when they talked about football but outside like I said I'm not naive but like I kinda just played a role but I wasn't walking around like I'm this superstar or this and that and the third I just try to

• 36:55Saquon Barkley?

  go every day and when I'm when I do encounter a fan or multiple fans or like when I have to sign stuff with people like I I am aware that you know a lot of kids look up to me and a lot of people respect the things that I do on and off the field so like I really do try to take my time with those people because like you never know like that little gesture can really change someone's life in that little moment of time so like that's my mindset when it comes to that.

• 37:19Channing Crowder?

  Well, to stay that humble and you've you've had the same you've been with the same woman since college, right?

• 37:24Saquon Barkley?

  Yes, sir.

• 37:25Channing Crowder?

  To stay that humble that support system how important is that like your lady you talk about your babies your baby and now the one on the way but that support system having that that same girl because we joke we no we just joked earlier everybody knows like I ran you you know you can run but you not running like.

• 37:44Channing Crowder?

  You're humbled and focused. Is it by the people around you? Is it by your lady? Is it by your family? Like, because it's crazy to hear you say, "I don't think I'm a superstar." Well, the world, if you say Saquon in London, they're gonna yell at the end, "Barclay." You know what I'm saying? Like, for you to say that, what humbles you like that?

• 38:02Saquon Barkley?

  I would say my upbringing. I would definitely say my mom and my dad. I would say the people I surround myself with, whether it's my agent, or my manager, whether it's my boys. They never let me get too level-headed. And on my lady, like, granted, we had our ups and downs. But like, it really took me to like, like, my mom said, like, when you know the right woman, it's like, you gotta go through some shit to know some shit. And like, when I was down really bad, like, especially mentally, after, you know, football was taken away from me, like, how she held me down, how she had my back. Like, that made me just become so much more appreciative, you know, of her.

• 38:44Saquon Barkley?

  So, my lady, my family, my friends, the people that I surround myself with, my teammates, you know, my teammates. Sterling Shepard would be the first one, if I ever got too high on myself, to knock me right back down to a level, and I'll be the same way with him. It's really, like, that's really the best answer. It's like, the people I surround myself with, I really, like, I'm truly blessed. Like, and I like, I know that sounds like a cliche answer, but like, I have amazing daughter, amazing lady. I have both parents in my life. Some people don't have that. I'm close with all my siblings. I have true best friends, like, best friends that like, I was best friends before I was Saquon Barkley. Not like, "Oh, I'm Saquon Barkley, and in my circle now." Like, I have true best friends. I have amazing agent, I have amazing management team.

• 39:29Saquon Barkley?

  Like, I don't know, God just really just aligned me up with the perfect people. And like, I wouldn't be the person I am without those people in my life.

• 39:35Channing Crowder?

  You mentioned your agent. We're gonna do a show with Leonard Fournette as well up here soon, that we're gonna release. And your agent is a woman. Kim, I've tried to get her name right.

• 39:50Ryan Clark?

  My alley. It seems that loyalty is very important to you. And in mentioning having, you know, that type of support. You talk about your lady, you talk about your parents, you talk about your agent. What has it been like? I mean, I think you're the highest player ever to be drafted that had a female agent. You know, what was the choice like to do that? Because that's kind of against the beaten path.

• 40:15Saquon Barkley?

  Well, it's all about your relationship that you developed. And you know, the first interview that I had, for me also coming out of college, it wasn't just like my own personal relationship. It was a relationship that I feel like they had with my family. You know, I let my parents have a real big play in my decision too. And to this day, like, you know, my mom's birthday, like, we go, Ken, we all go out for my mom's birthday. We do, we do all things together. We have family functions, we have house parties, and she shows up and she there. For me, I did, her being a woman did play a big part. I feel like as an agent, it's a male dominant, you know, a male dominant business. So as a woman, you know, she's definitely going to go a lot more harder. So that's why I like this year, I'm really excited for, not only for myself, but for her.

• 40:58Saquon Barkley?

  Like, people keep bringing up, like, oh, you're going to your last year, it's a contract year. And like, I give the same old answer. I know people think it's some BS answer, but like, I can say that when I know I got someone like that on my side. Like, I'm gonna take care of what I gotta take care of on this football field, and I know she gonna do the rest.

• 41:15Fred Taylor?

  It's good you say that, because that's all you can control, is what you could control, right? You said, you wanna be in my shoes. You know, looking back, you are, you are. The similarities, everything, I remember those days. You know, and I know what got me out of it. You know, and I know that I had to set small goals. You know, it was all about progression, small wins at a time. And I'll say this, I do, I do wanna give you your flowers.

• 41:45Ryan Clark?

  Yep.

• 41:45Fred Taylor?

  I always do. You're always in my top five.

• 41:47Ryan Clark?

  Yep.

• 41:48Fred Taylor?

  All the time. But I do wanna ask you, and then we're gonna wrap it and let you get back to the thing. What are your immediate goals? Your immediate personal goals?

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• 42:32Saquon Barkley?

  I would say, one, first thing on my mind would be with the new baby on the way. You know, having two kids running around the house is gonna be another challenge. So try to be the best father that I can be.

• 42:49Saquon Barkley?

  Also on the football field, I've been doing a lot of, you know, watching a lot of videos, doing a lot of research on Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, you know, all those greats. And especially in football, it's easy like to get myself going. You know what I mean? Like, I know on Sundays, like, I know what to do to get myself going, to get my mom right, to go out there and try to perform on a high level to help my team win. But something that I've been trying to challenge myself to this year is like, finding out what makes my teammates tick. You know what I mean? Like, that's like, so like last week I went around, asked all my linemen, like, what's your why? What makes you want to be great? Like, what makes you keep going in this game? Because like, if I feel like if I could get the balance and understand of my teammates,

• 43:33Saquon Barkley?

  and understand what gets them going, then like, when I'm in that huddle, or when it's four for one, and you know, it's easy to be like, it's four for one, you're a running back, go down there and just get the first down. Like, that's your mindset. But like, not only can I challenge myself, but I could challenge those men to get on the field and for all of us to accomplish that goal. And then, it's getting back to who I am and being Saquon Barkley on the football field. And I know, like... When I'm healthy, I know when I got the right mindset, like I know what I can be. Like no disrespect to any of the greats, um, any of the great running backs at all. Like my ultimate goal is I want to be the best running back to ever play. That's my mindset and that's the top of the mountain.

• 44:15Saquon Barkley?

  And I want to work every single day till I get to that top of the mountain. And I may fall short, you know, especially losing two years of my career, pushing me back a little bit. But I may not get all the way to the top of that mountain. But however far I do get, I know I'm put all the work in and work my ass off to get there. That like when I'm done playing football, I'm gonna be able to look my kids in the face, look myself in the mirror and know that I did everything I can.

• 44:38Channing Crowder?

  Hey, you, the funny thing, when you talk about goals, you brought up your kids first. And that, that hit me, cause I got three kids. I have a daughter as well, a nine-year-old daughter. And I just give you a little OG, a little OG, you know, advice. Because I done told about four, five, eight-year-olds, I tell them, I'm not afraid to die, but I'm taking somebody with me. If you mess with my daughter, we both gonna die. And you could tell that to kids too. You could tell them to kids, yeah, so when your daughter come home with their first boyfriend, tell them, hey, I ain't afraid to die, but I'm taking somebody with me.

• 45:10Saquon Barkley?

  I don't even think, that's crazy.

• 45:11Channing Crowder?

  Yeah, man, no. My, my daughter's like, he's cute, cute how? Why, why? Why is he cute?

• 45:18Saquon Barkley?

  Right.

• 45:18Channing Crowder?

  No, daddy. And I try to take on as many vacations, cause I don't want no man to say, let's go to Turks and Caicos. My daddy took me to Turks and Caicos six times. Yeah, man, you gotta let him, let him have experiences. But yeah, I'll tell, I'll tell an eight-year-old boy so quick, listen, we'll both go out if you love my daughter. So yeah, so you love your daughter, I love my daughter, I'm gonna give you some advice, yeah, you take him out.

• 45:39Ryan Clark?

  In the end, bro, like, the, the thing we're grateful for is that you sat down with us. And I think I'm also excited that the world gets to know a little bit more about you than what the media is gonna put out. Great human, first of all, uh, amazing son, uh, great father. But also one of the most talented to have ever done what you do for a living. And man, we're rooting for you. It's raining now, and I'm sure people can hear it. But I think that's the- Like that's what we do, right? Like, we trudge through rain, we trudge through mud, we trudge through adversity, and in the end, that's the story that's told. And so, the thing I want to impart on you is, it's not over, dawg. Like, and you know that. You know what I'm saying?

• 46:24Ryan Clark?

  And I remember texting you about coming on the show, and I was like, we need to remind people who you are. Period, point blank, man. You were a guy that did things we've never seen. You're someone that was drafted number two to play a position that people weren't even, and have not in some years drafted in the first round. That's how talented you are. That's how good you are. And now, people know how good of a person you are, how intelligent you are, man. So, we wish you the best, dawg. Like, you always gonna be Pivot fam. We always gonna show love. And man, and when you shine this year, dawg, we gonna stunt like hell on this show. Cause we knew it, man. So, we appreciate you, dawg. I appreciate y'all. My man. Yes, sir.

• 47:10Fred Taylor?

  Wow. You crazy. Trevor's amazing, man.

• 47:16Saquon Barkley?

  Cause Trevor, Trevor worked with Russ on that show.

• 47:19Fred Taylor?

  Yeah, yeah. And he has a book that's great. Yeah, yeah, the book is amazing. But what they did for me, man, cause I was in a fucking slump, bro. I mean, bad. He said, I wanna try something. He would take Michael Johnson, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, Ali, Kobe, and he would put them, their quotes, have them talking and all of that on these clips, and just sit there. And then he'll blend my stuff in, my runs, my talks, my quotes. He's like, you can be one of them. Like, you're still that guy. But before you can attempt to remind everybody else, you gotta remind yourself here. So, I went on game day. My teammate was like, man, what the fuck you doing? Looking at your own highlights? Look.

• 48:02Saquon Barkley?

  I've never done that.

• 48:03Fred Taylor?

  I'm visualizing the shit that I've done.

• 48:05Saquon Barkley?

  I'm a big visualizer, but like, watching the highlights for a game.

• 48:08Fred Taylor?

  Right before the game. Imagine them juices that I get going. You see yourself spin move stiff, running guys over, going the distance. What's wrong with it? Yeah. It's a constant reminder, and that's where we need to be. And that confidence will skyrocket, shoot, right back where it needs to be. But before you can remind anybody who you are, you gotta remind yourself. Yeah. So if you do that, and you go visualize with it, Mm-hmm. It's gonna make it so much easier. That's right. Because it's still in there. You go and kill that shit. Mm-hmm. And I'm definitely rooting for you. I appreciate it. Thousand percent. I'm always excited to talk to you too. For sure.

• 48:41Speaker 05

  Hold up. Limited, niggas tell me cop pinning it. I fought the head of witness it. Got my people feeling militant. Way I'm finna get me up. On the mission, got me up. Knowing me, I got the key. Only vision I can trust. Trust. Limited, niggas tell me cop pinning it. I fought the head of witness it. Got my people feeling militant. Way I'm finna get me up. On the mission, got me up.

• 49:05Speaker 06

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

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  We go V.

• 49:13Speaker 06

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