Fred Taylor, Channing Crowder, Ryan Clark - The Pivot Podcast *5/14: TOM BRADY*
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Clark Wayne
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Damn I only caught a little bit of it towards the end but just that was fire. 
Definitely have to watch from the beginning.
Definitely have to watch from the beginning.
stepbackj34spud
Top 75 All-Time
Jawalrus Russell :ohh:
Good interview with 
since he was upfront about things and we haven’t heard from him in ages. Interesting how he even said that he wasn’t fukkin with “that other shyt”, meaning I Am Athlete, and wanted to get on this show instead.
Btw that interview with Inky Johnson was excellent. Hope he’s making big money as a motivational speaker.
since he was upfront about things and we haven’t heard from him in ages. Interesting how he even said that he wasn’t fukkin with “that other shyt”, meaning I Am Athlete, and wanted to get on this show instead.Btw that interview with Inky Johnson was excellent. Hope he’s making big money as a motivational speaker.
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Their interviews are so good bc they let the interviewee talk at length and push their own narrative before crossfire. They are becoming elite
JR substance abuse clearly drove him out the league. I’m glad his money is still good
JR substance abuse clearly drove him out the league. I’m glad his money is still good
Damn I only caught a little bit of it towards the end but just that was fire.
Definitely have to watch from the beginning.
who are in your avi?
OGBobbyJohnson
Veteran
That was a good interview with Jamarcus. It had feels of when Kwame Brown first started speaking in the sense of for years so many people said so many things about him and he finally spoke and got shyt off his chest. It could've been a three hour interview.
He says he's not bothered by what was said about him over the years but you can also see he easily is and the interviewers didn't poke the bear per say. They just let him talk.
The only pushback I will give Jamarcus which Channing told him when you get drafted #1, you are NOT going to the most ideal situation and I wish he understood that then. He didn't have a big homie on the team either to hold him accountable either which also hurt him.
College football is very structured, especially in a program like LSU under Saban/Miles. I don't think its that deep what happened to him.
He was sheltered/protected in college, he clearly had a substance abuse problem with the drank and being a starting black QB. That's a three headed monster and once that "lazy" "doesn't work hard" mantra gets attached to you, you can't escape it and the league will throw you away and that's what happened.
He says he's not bothered by what was said about him over the years but you can also see he easily is and the interviewers didn't poke the bear per say. They just let him talk.
The only pushback I will give Jamarcus which Channing told him when you get drafted #1, you are NOT going to the most ideal situation and I wish he understood that then. He didn't have a big homie on the team either to hold him accountable either which also hurt him.
College football is very structured, especially in a program like LSU under Saban/Miles. I don't think its that deep what happened to him.
He was sheltered/protected in college, he clearly had a substance abuse problem with the drank and being a starting black QB. That's a three headed monster and once that "lazy" "doesn't work hard" mantra gets attached to you, you can't escape it and the league will throw you away and that's what happened.
well said
when you look at that raiders offense mannnn...it was putrid
when you compare that to lets say what Joe Burrow had around him as a first round pick, its night and day
he had zero weapons
I'm about halfway through the Jamarcus interview, and it sounds like the biggest reasons he failed in the league were because he was immature as in he needed guidance from veterans/coaches coming into the league & he didn't get it from anyone, the Raiders weren't all in on him to begin with, he was in a bad situation, and he got lazy/complacent. It really blows my mind how teams/coaches try to make players fit into their system as opposed to adjusting to fit the key players skill set. It seems like the Raiders were expecting a ready made QB to step in, but everyone in the world at the time knew Jamarcus was a project. Bad circumstances.
BunchePark
Coli N Calisthenics
Just went Grocery shopping and listened to the jamarcus ep
nikka had me rolling
Dog full of shyt
nikka had me rolling
Dog full of shyt
AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
They got RC and Channing on First Take today with Domonique Foxworth. They should bring Domonique on for some episodes for the podcast
Yeah, it was a great interview. Jamarcus was juelzin like shyt about that tape he didn't watch tho. Yeah, they tried to play you, but you played yourself in return.
The lack of structure and leadership with the Raiders at the time was obviously too much for him to handle compared to what he had with LSU.