Deion Sanders recounts his experience during his senior year of college where he was being courted by NFL teams while finishing up his college baseball career, leading up to the 1992 NFL Draft.
The speaker recalls the moment when they realized a particular scene would be in their book, describing the image of naked bodies with fat ankles lined up against a wall and imagining what their profession might be, such as certified public accountants.
Two individuals express disappointment over negotiations for a different role in March Madness than the one originally promised by the coach. They also discuss the corruption in sports, such as Rick Pitino's recent hire at St. John's.
Terry Crews reflects on his time playing in the NFL and discusses the challenges of transitioning to post-football life.
The podcast guest shares how his experiences of being considered slow and playing football gave him an advantage in his comedy career, and compares it to an NFL player easily tossing offensive tackles around.