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This is awesome: Texans rookie CB Jaylin Smith predicted his NFL future when he was on Snoop Dogg’s youth football team back in 2015. Snoop: “Where do you see yourself in 10 years?” Smith: “I see myself, cuz in 10 years, I’ll probably be like just starting my NFL... show more

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Full circle moment 🤞 10 years ago, Snoop Dogg asked young Jaylin Smith where he sees himself in 10 years. Safe to say he hit it right on the nail!🤘

Full circle moment 🤞 10 years ago, Snoop Dogg asked young Jaylin Smith where he sees himself in 10 years. Safe to say he hit it right on the nail!🤘

Houston Texans

25,994 次观看 • 1 年前

My contributions to Atlanta Braves baseball goes back nearly 30 years when #10 hit his 10th career HR vs. me in my 3rd career start. It was his first career HR batting right-handed. I know this because he told me 9 years later in Braves Spring Training in 2004. I appreciated that. 😂

My contributions to Atlanta Braves baseball goes back nearly 30 years when #10 hit his 10th career HR vs. me in my 3rd career start. It was his first career HR batting right-handed. I know this because he told me 9 years later in Braves Spring Training in 2004. I appreciated that. 😂

CJ

212,605 次观看 • 2 年前

Stephen A. Smith reveals a former football player with his own podcast told him the “truth ain’t meant to be told” when Republicans do something right. This story begins in Vegas, when the football player confronted Smith, saying: “Yo, man, you sound like one of them [Republican].” Smith replied: “I don’t give a damn what you say I sound like.” The football player got brutally honest with Smith and said: “Look, bro, let me, let me keep it a buck with you and just tell it to you like this.” “We are living in very serious times.” “‘The truth ain’t meant to be told sometimes.’” That last statement stopped Smith in his tracks. He responded: “‘Wait a minute, what you talking about?’” The former football player replied: “‘I don’t give a damn what it is that they’re doing right is nothing compared to what they’re doing wrong, therefore you should never say they’re doing something right.’” “‘I’m swearing to you, this is what he said,’” Smith attests. “I'm not gonna say his name cause I don’t know if he wants me to do that.” Chilling if true. I wonder who Smith could be talking about here… because there are only so many former football players with their own podcasts.

Stephen A. Smith reveals a former football player with his own podcast told him the “truth ain’t meant to be told” when Republicans do something right. This story begins in Vegas, when the football player confronted Smith, saying: “Yo, man, you sound like one of them [Republican].” Smith replied: “I don’t give a damn what you say I sound like.” The football player got brutally honest with Smith and said: “Look, bro, let me, let me keep it a buck with you and just tell it to you like this.” “We are living in very serious times.” “‘The truth ain’t meant to be told sometimes.’” That last statement stopped Smith in his tracks. He responded: “‘Wait a minute, what you talking about?’” The former football player replied: “‘I don’t give a damn what it is that they’re doing right is nothing compared to what they’re doing wrong, therefore you should never say they’re doing something right.’” “‘I’m swearing to you, this is what he said,’” Smith attests. “I'm not gonna say his name cause I don’t know if he wants me to do that.” Chilling if true. I wonder who Smith could be talking about here… because there are only so many former football players with their own podcasts.

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504,745 次观看 • 4 个月前

“He said he was gonna F me up, so I was ready” Steve Smith Sr. 😂 How long is too long to hold onto a grudge?? Before we got into our conversation with Steve Smith, he had to remind Channing Crowder of their on field run-in as Channing said his reputation precedes him…Ryan wanted to be clear that this was held onto for 15 years before they saw each other again and Steve said as serious as ever- “That’s right.” 👀 Mannn this story is so funny! Tap in to see how it all unfolds! #nfl #pivot #podcast #fight #football Ryan Clark Fred Taylor

“He said he was gonna F me up, so I was ready” Steve Smith Sr. 😂 How long is too long to hold onto a grudge?? Before we got into our conversation with Steve Smith, he had to remind Channing Crowder of their on field run-in as Channing said his reputation precedes him…Ryan wanted to be clear that this was held onto for 15 years before they saw each other again and Steve said as serious as ever- “That’s right.” 👀 Mannn this story is so funny! Tap in to see how it all unfolds! #nfl #pivot #podcast #fight #football Ryan Clark Fred Taylor

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165,810 次观看 • 10 个月前

Btw SAME ENDZONE AS THIS 32 years ago Jon Jansen was on that team in his FIRST game & tonight on the radio call said right before the Underwood heave with 1 second left that it would be a full circle moment Just unbelievable How can you not love 🏈

Btw SAME ENDZONE AS THIS 32 years ago Jon Jansen was on that team in his FIRST game & tonight on the radio call said right before the Underwood heave with 1 second left that it would be a full circle moment Just unbelievable How can you not love 🏈

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17,898 次观看 • 19 天前

This moment between A-League All Star Lydia Williams and a young fan is the most wholesome interaction you'll see. ❤️ "This was me when I was seven and I said I wanted to be you when I was older." 🥹🧤 📺 Catch her in action tonight against Arsenal Women from 8:05pm AEST on 10 Bold, 10 Play & Paramount+ #AlAllStars

This moment between A-League All Star Lydia Williams and a young fan is the most wholesome interaction you'll see. ❤️ "This was me when I was seven and I said I wanted to be you when I was older." 🥹🧤 📺 Catch her in action tonight against Arsenal Women from 8:05pm AEST on 10 Bold, 10 Play & Paramount+ #AlAllStars

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38,081 次观看 • 2 年前

Pat McAfee says he borrowed $40,000 at 22% interest to party and his entire repayment plan was making the NFL “I was on full scholarship, which is absurd, to kick a football… So I got out these loans at like 22% interest. $40,000 in loans just to have a good time. And I did. I should have focused more on kicking balls in Morgantown, but boy, I had an absolute blast there.” “I just thought to myself, if I don’t make it to the NFL, I’ll be in debt like all these other guys in college. And if I do make the NFL, hopefully I’ll be able to pay this off.” (via ALL THE SMOKE, ft. Pat McAfee)

Pat McAfee says he borrowed $40,000 at 22% interest to party and his entire repayment plan was making the NFL “I was on full scholarship, which is absurd, to kick a football… So I got out these loans at like 22% interest. $40,000 in loans just to have a good time. And I did. I should have focused more on kicking balls in Morgantown, but boy, I had an absolute blast there.” “I just thought to myself, if I don’t make it to the NFL, I’ll be in debt like all these other guys in college. And if I do make the NFL, hopefully I’ll be able to pay this off.” (via ALL THE SMOKE, ft. Pat McAfee)

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389,951 次观看 • 29 天前

Snoop Dogg shares the unbelievable story of how Dr. Dre discovered him. “One day, Warren G was at a bachelor party for one of Dre’s homeboys. The music cut off, so he threw my tape in, and the whole party started rocking Dre asked, ‘Who that?’, Warren G said, ‘That’s my homie Snoop I was telling you about.” “Not long after, Dre called me but I thought somebody was playing on my phone. I said, ‘Man, this ain’t no motherfucking Dr. Dre,’ and hung up.” “He called right back, warren G said, ‘Snoop, cuz, I got Dre on the phone, I picked up, and Dre said, ‘I like that mixtape. What you doing Thursday? Come by the studio.” “So me, Warren G, and my homeboy Rump drove over there, I was nervous because I had no idea what to expect.” “Dre put on James Brown’s “The Big Payback” and said, ‘Rap over this, So I did.” “When I finished, he didn’t ask for another take. I asked, ‘Did I do it right? He said, ‘Yeah… that shit cool.’” “Looking back, that was my audition. Dre was seeing if I was really built for it, that was my one shot.”

Snoop Dogg shares the unbelievable story of how Dr. Dre discovered him. “One day, Warren G was at a bachelor party for one of Dre’s homeboys. The music cut off, so he threw my tape in, and the whole party started rocking Dre asked, ‘Who that?’, Warren G said, ‘That’s my homie Snoop I was telling you about.” “Not long after, Dre called me but I thought somebody was playing on my phone. I said, ‘Man, this ain’t no motherfucking Dr. Dre,’ and hung up.” “He called right back, warren G said, ‘Snoop, cuz, I got Dre on the phone, I picked up, and Dre said, ‘I like that mixtape. What you doing Thursday? Come by the studio.” “So me, Warren G, and my homeboy Rump drove over there, I was nervous because I had no idea what to expect.” “Dre put on James Brown’s “The Big Payback” and said, ‘Rap over this, So I did.” “When I finished, he didn’t ask for another take. I asked, ‘Did I do it right? He said, ‘Yeah… that shit cool.’” “Looking back, that was my audition. Dre was seeing if I was really built for it, that was my one shot.”

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In 1999, Dr. Dre was making his comeback album “2001” (his first solo studio album since 1992’s classic “The Chronic”). There was one great piano beat that Dre couldn’t write the lyrics for. He sent the beat to Jay-Z. In less than an hour, Jay-Z wrote the song and rapped over the beat — pretending to be both Dre and Snoop (in their respective voices) — and sent it back. The song was “Still D.R.E.” Dre heard it and said “That’s it. That’s it right there. This is a single.” Snoop said many years later “He wrote Dre’s shit and my shit. And it was flawless. Jay-Z is a great writer to begin with for himself, so imagine him striking it for someone he truly loves and appreciates. He loves Dr. Dre and that’s what his pen showed you.”

In 1999, Dr. Dre was making his comeback album “2001” (his first solo studio album since 1992’s classic “The Chronic”). There was one great piano beat that Dre couldn’t write the lyrics for. He sent the beat to Jay-Z. In less than an hour, Jay-Z wrote the song and rapped over the beat — pretending to be both Dre and Snoop (in their respective voices) — and sent it back. The song was “Still D.R.E.” Dre heard it and said “That’s it. That’s it right there. This is a single.” Snoop said many years later “He wrote Dre’s shit and my shit. And it was flawless. Jay-Z is a great writer to begin with for himself, so imagine him striking it for someone he truly loves and appreciates. He loves Dr. Dre and that’s what his pen showed you.”

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2,411,446 次观看 • 3 年前

Saka playing left back at 15 years old in his own age group ( not playing 3 years up in a fa youth cup final away infront of 7000 fans )just barging players to get trough with heavy touches so what’s your point your trying to make about JJ ? I watched fa youth cup few years ago Saka was playing vs Chelsea they got battered Saka done notthing emile smith rowe was best player on pitch. Where is Saka now and where is emile smith Rowe in comparison ? Saka was not great even at 17 I watched it live with my own eyes. Further more he was on bench ⬇️ 3-1 Chelsea Chelsea: Jamie Cumming, Tariq Lamptey, Reece James (c), Marc Guehi, Jon Panzo, Conor Gallagher, Billy Gilmour, Tariq Uwakwe, George McEachran, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Charlie Brown (Daishawn Redan 61) Substitutes: Dujon Sterling for Uwakwe 45, Daishawn Redan for Brown 61, Juan Castillo for Lamptey 85, Substitutes not used: Karlo Ziger, Tino Anjorin Goals: Redan 67, 86, Guehi 78 Arsenal: Joao Virginia, Vontae Daley-Campbell, Dominic Thompson, Robbie Burton, Danny Ballard (c), Zech Medley, James Olayinka, Matthew Smith, Tyreece John-Jules, Emile Smith-Rowe, Xavier Amaechi Substitutes: Trae Coyle for Smith-Rowe 62, Bukayo Saka for Smith 67, Joseph Olowu for Medley 88 Substitutes not used: Tobi Omole, Daniel Barden How can you say JJ is like any player in particular poor take when Saka was a left back in Acadmey and on bench in his own age group in youth cup final playing his own group at same time whilst being physically developed what you trying to proove here you trying to make JJ look bad at 15 years old by making a post ,meanwhile Saka was holding bench in youth cup final in a average arsenal team at 17. But so much Can change smith Rowe who was best player on the night when I watched game is not great now but Saka has achieved a lot in that time frame. My point is stop trying to make takes on my son you can see clearly he is a later developer and not maturated wait till you see how things change in football especially in early some developer’s 👀 No need to make posts about my son let him grow first then youll see 👌🏽 just like Neymar did just like Lamine just like Messi watch videos of them at 15 😉 Callum Hudson was early developer better than Saka by farrrrrr look where he is now and where Saka is who was a left back.

Saka playing left back at 15 years old in his own age group ( not playing 3 years up in a fa youth cup final away infront of 7000 fans )just barging players to get trough with heavy touches so what’s your point your trying to make about JJ ? I watched fa youth cup few years ago Saka was playing vs Chelsea they got battered Saka done notthing emile smith rowe was best player on pitch. Where is Saka now and where is emile smith Rowe in comparison ? Saka was not great even at 17 I watched it live with my own eyes. Further more he was on bench ⬇️ 3-1 Chelsea Chelsea: Jamie Cumming, Tariq Lamptey, Reece James (c), Marc Guehi, Jon Panzo, Conor Gallagher, Billy Gilmour, Tariq Uwakwe, George McEachran, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Charlie Brown (Daishawn Redan 61) Substitutes: Dujon Sterling for Uwakwe 45, Daishawn Redan for Brown 61, Juan Castillo for Lamptey 85, Substitutes not used: Karlo Ziger, Tino Anjorin Goals: Redan 67, 86, Guehi 78 Arsenal: Joao Virginia, Vontae Daley-Campbell, Dominic Thompson, Robbie Burton, Danny Ballard (c), Zech Medley, James Olayinka, Matthew Smith, Tyreece John-Jules, Emile Smith-Rowe, Xavier Amaechi Substitutes: Trae Coyle for Smith-Rowe 62, Bukayo Saka for Smith 67, Joseph Olowu for Medley 88 Substitutes not used: Tobi Omole, Daniel Barden How can you say JJ is like any player in particular poor take when Saka was a left back in Acadmey and on bench in his own age group in youth cup final playing his own group at same time whilst being physically developed what you trying to proove here you trying to make JJ look bad at 15 years old by making a post ,meanwhile Saka was holding bench in youth cup final in a average arsenal team at 17. But so much Can change smith Rowe who was best player on the night when I watched game is not great now but Saka has achieved a lot in that time frame. My point is stop trying to make takes on my son you can see clearly he is a later developer and not maturated wait till you see how things change in football especially in early some developer’s 👀 No need to make posts about my son let him grow first then youll see 👌🏽 just like Neymar did just like Lamine just like Messi watch videos of them at 15 😉 Callum Hudson was early developer better than Saka by farrrrrr look where he is now and where Saka is who was a left back.

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264,633 次观看 • 4 个月前

.Sage Steele confronts Stephen A. Smith over his lack of criticism on men in women’s sports until it became popular to do so. STEELE: “Why did it take 3 years for you to say something that I know you’ve believed this entire time?” SMITH: “Excuse me? I said it… from day one.” STEELE: “With what? Riley Gaines?” SMITH: “I think it was umm…. Thomas for Penn?” STEELE: “Lia Thomas!” SMITH: “I said, ‘You transitioning from a man to a woman, you shouldn’t be competing against women.’” STEELE: “You said that on First Take?” SMITH: “Absolutely!” STEELE: “Kay.” [Clearly doesn’t look convinced]

.Sage Steele confronts Stephen A. Smith over his lack of criticism on men in women’s sports until it became popular to do so. STEELE: “Why did it take 3 years for you to say something that I know you’ve believed this entire time?” SMITH: “Excuse me? I said it… from day one.” STEELE: “With what? Riley Gaines?” SMITH: “I think it was umm…. Thomas for Penn?” STEELE: “Lia Thomas!” SMITH: “I said, ‘You transitioning from a man to a woman, you shouldn’t be competing against women.’” STEELE: “You said that on First Take?” SMITH: “Absolutely!” STEELE: “Kay.” [Clearly doesn’t look convinced]

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105,475 次观看 • 2 个月前

#Bengals CB DJ Turner was called in before Week 1 last season and told he wouldn’t start... He told HC Zac Taylor: “Bet. I’ll get it back—and when I do, I’m not coming off the field.” Turner went on to get the game-winning INT in Week 1, reclaimed the starting job, and finished as a top-5 CB in the NFL last season. That's awesome. 👏👏

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503,252 次观看 • 5 个月前

Steve Smith Sr. says he signed a $1.2 million dollar contract and then opened his first NFL paycheck for $3,500 and asked whose check is this Smith: “I remember in 2004. That was $129,000. I remember that first check. I was shocked and surprised. That thing was $3,500. I said, whose check is this?” Edelman: “Is that a lot, or is that not enough?” Smith: “That was not the dream I was sold. I was like, three? Where’s the rest of my money? I’m not complaining, so don’t take this as a complaint.” “But when you say everybody’s a millionaire, and then you get a check and it ain’t no millions on there, where they at? I think my whole contract was like $1.2 million. My signing bonus was $500,000… I had six grand left, April 16th, after my rookie year. I blew it.”

Steve Smith Sr. says he signed a $1.2 million dollar contract and then opened his first NFL paycheck for $3,500 and asked whose check is this Smith: “I remember in 2004. That was $129,000. I remember that first check. I was shocked and surprised. That thing was $3,500. I said, whose check is this?” Edelman: “Is that a lot, or is that not enough?” Smith: “That was not the dream I was sold. I was like, three? Where’s the rest of my money? I’m not complaining, so don’t take this as a complaint.” “But when you say everybody’s a millionaire, and then you get a check and it ain’t no millions on there, where they at? I think my whole contract was like $1.2 million. My signing bonus was $500,000… I had six grand left, April 16th, after my rookie year. I blew it.”

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After Snoop told Daz to leave him the f* alone, said he’d handle him business-wise and flat-out called him broke, Daz wasn’t having it and fired right back with a lengthy response defending his name and his money. With Snoop now running Death Row Records, this turned from tension into full-blown industry smoke real fast — and it hits even harder knowing they’re blood cousins. This ain’t rap beef — this is family, ownership, paperwork, and legacy all colliding at once. 👀💼🔥 Whose side are you on in this situation — Snoop or Daz?

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346,526 次观看 • 9 个月前