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Shedeur Sanders dropping out of the first three rounds of the NFL Draft isn’t about talent — it’s personal. In this episode, we break down how NFL owners, GMs, and coaches — who claim they’ll do anything to win — decided this was the player they wanted to make an example of.

We ask the real questions:
• Why wasn’t the Manning, Luck, Burrow, or Mayfield family treated the same way?
• Since when is selling yourself as a starter a crime?
• Why is NIL success being twisted into “not loving football”?
• How is a player with 6 different offensive coordinators, a 5-to-1 TD-INT ratio, and 152 sacks still standing… being called anything but tough and poised?

Shedeur Sanders turned around Jackson State. He helped resurrect a 1–11 Colorado program. He’s not just confident — he’s earned it. The draft has never been about how great you are. It’s always been about how low they can take you.

This isn’t about football.
It’s about jealousy.
It’s about bias.
It’s about punishing the Sanders family for not playing the game the “right” way.

Shedeur has the poise, the swag, and the leadership to be the Steve Nash of an NFL offense — if only someone has the vision to get out of their own way.

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In this episode, Ike Barinholtz pulls up for a hilarious, unfiltered, and surprisingly deep convo. We kick it off with a quick mental health check before diving into why trading Luka for AD is like trading Casey Affleck for Timothée Chalamet (yes, it gets that random—and that real).

We chop it up about QB dreams, the art of Running Point with Kate Hudson and how Central Intelligence almost didn’t happen—plus the real story behind the Kevin Hart and The Rock bromance.

Ike breaks down meeting Seth Rogen, the Zac Efron hype, and why John Cena might just be the biggest star on the planet. We touch the Oscars slap with Will Smith and Chris Rock, joke stealing in comedy, infighting among white and Black comedians, and how instrumental Key & Peele were to his growth as a comedian.

We also get into the Ken he would’ve played in Barbie, the future of “White Chicks-style” comedy, Morgan Wallen ghosting SNL, and what comedians really think of Joe Rogan, Theo Von, and Andrew Schulz.

Tap in—this one’s full of laughs, real talk, and viral-worthy gold.

-Mental Health Check 1:11

-Luka Doncic trade impact on LA 1:47

So you think you can play QB segment 6:07

-Running Point with Kade Hudson 10:41

-Central Intelligence- “No one wanted the movie” and why were Kevin Hart and The Rock were the perfect match.

And starting their bromance” 13:24

-Is Kevin Hart funny? 15:29

-Meeting Seth Rogen for the first time and new Apple TV + Show The Studio 16:41

-Is the Zac Efron Hype Real-19:13

-John Cena is the biggest star in the world 20:37

-Will Smith Slap at the Oscars 22:15

-Which Ken Barbie would Ike Barinholtz have been in the movie -25:53

-Acting with Amy Schumer on Snatched 27:19

The Deep End 28:17
-Keegan Michael Key and Jordan Peele-28:17

-Do white comedians have as much infighting as black comedians? 30:45

-Joke Stealing -31:50

-Whats the next version of the White Chicks comedy movie? 34:24

-Thoughts on SNL and Morgan Wallen walking off set abruptly 35:23

-Thoughts on Joe Rogan, Theo Von and Andrew Schulz 38:56

Top 5 Comedians all time-44:42

-Motivation Speech as Barack Obama-46:26


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In this revealing episode, WWE Superstar Seth Rollins delves deep into the wrestling world and his personal experiences. From candid opinions on fellow wrestlers to heartfelt discussions about family, Rollins offers an unfiltered look into his life inside and outside the ring.

Episode Highlights:
• CM Punk’s Influence: Rollins doesn’t hold back, labeling CM Punk as a “cancer” in wrestling, expressing strong sentiments about Punk’s impact on the industry.
• Views on Hulk Hogan: Despite acknowledging Hogan’s kindness towards him, Rollins discusses why he lacks respect for the wrestling legend, citing Hogan’s controversial actions outside the ring.
• Bron Breaker’s Spear: Reacting to Bron Breaker’s sensational spear on IShowSpeed and Carlito, Rollins shares his thoughts on the move that took the wrestling world by storm.
• Mr. WrestleMania Debate: Engaging in the age-old debate, Rollins discusses who truly deserves the title of “Mr. WrestleMania.”
• Charlotte Flair & Tiffany Stratton’s Off-Script Moments: Rollins provides insight into how he feels about fellow wrestlers going off script and getting personal during promos.
• The Phoenix Splash: Discussing the move’s inspiration and whether fans can expect to see him execute the Phoenix Splash again.
• Battling Injuries: Rollins opens up about the worst injuries he’s wrestled through and the hardest hits he’s taken in the ring.
• Viral “Girl Dad” Video: Reacting to a viral family video, Rollins shares his experiences and emotions as a father.
• Football Aspirations: Expressing his desire to become a football analyst, Rollins discusses his passion for the sport and even attempts to break down plays like a quarterback.
• Caitlin Clark’s Impact: Reflecting on Caitlin Clark’s influence on Iowa and women’s sports, Rollins shares his admiration for her achievements.
• Family Dynamics: From allowing his daughter to pursue wrestling to making fun of Becky Lynch’s accent, Rollins discusses the importance of stability at home and the impact of wrestling on his family life.
• Creative Differences: Providing a behind-the-scenes look, Rollins talks about the differences in creative direction under Triple H versus Vince McMahon.
• Wrestling’s Evolution: Discussing how WWE has changed since he first joined and questioning if the current generation of wrestlers is softer than before.
• Rapid Fire Segment: Rollins answers quick questions about the smelliest WWE superstar in the locker room, the first match he’d book with WWE control, the first fight he’d book for his own amusement, the biggest red flag in wrestling, and his dream fight.

Tune in to hear Seth Rollins like never before—raw, real, and revealing.

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RG3 doesn’t hold back. In this episode, Robert Griffin III calls out the unprofessional and disgraceful criticism aimed at Shedeur Sanders and Bronny James. RG3 and Grete break down why it goes deeper than sports.

We talk how NIL has changed how college athletes are viewed, legacy bias, and how media and fans treat athletes differently based on who their fathers are. From personal encounters to deep insights on player evaluation, this episode is part truth bomb, part wake-up call.

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In this episode of Outta Pocket with RG3, Robert Griffin III and Grete Griffin go all in on the hottest topics in sports and beyond. RG3 gets real about the Stephen A. Smith controversy, LeBron’s feud with sports media, and his so-called “beef” with Cam Newton. No sugarcoating—just straight facts.

• Black men need to stop tearing each other down for clicks – RG3 breaks down the toxic cycle in sports media, from Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe to Asante Samuel and LeBron James.
• Stephen A. was out of line – Calling out the hypocrisy in Smith’s personal attacks on LeBron, from Kobe’s memorial to D-Wade’s retirement.
• Rob Parker wants to make things right – A shocking update on an old rivalry.
• Sports media is turning into reality TV – Is this what Stuart Scott would’ve wanted? RG3 doesn’t hold back.
• Deion Sanders earned a new contract–Prime Time’s $54M contract extension proves it: He’s more than a coach—he’s a movement.
•How Deion Sanders just saved college athletics with his Joint Spring Games idea
• Overtime’s Rivalry Series: RG3 vs. Cam Newton – The competition heats up with superstar WR Chris Stewart joining the mix.
• The 2025 NFL Draft QB class is the most battle-tested ever
• Women’s sports are here to stay – But will they get the coverage they deserve without Caitlin Clark leading the headlines?
• Connor McGregor’s UFC days are over – RG3 explains why the former champ might be trading gloves for politics.

From college football’s future to the media’s biggest feuds, this episode is unfiltered, uncut, and unapologetic. Buckle up—this one’s gonna be Outta Pocket.

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In this explosive episode of Outta Pocket, Robert Griffin III sits down face-to-face with Stephen A. Smith to clear the air on a public debate that went from a tweet to a full-blown controversy.

It all started with RGIII’s tweet: “Sports shows on TV should be about sports, not politics.” The internet went wild, accusations flew, and Stephen A. had plenty to say. But did he misinterpret the message? Did the conversation shift from sports media to personal attacks? Today, we’re setting the record straight—on camera, unfiltered, and with no room for misinterpretation.

Topics include:
• The real meaning behind RGIII’s tweet and why it had nothing to do with Mina Kimes or Jackie Robinson.
• The difference between acknowledging political context and turning sports media into political debate.
• Stephen A.’s response—was it a fair critique or a personal attack?
• The role of sports media: Should it be a platform for political ideologies, or should it stay focused on the game?
• How media narratives can shape an athlete’s career?
• Stephen’s rant about Lebron and Bronny.
• AND why RGIII still deals with the fallout from comments made on First Take over a decade ago.

This isn’t Twitter. This isn’t a subtweet. This is direct, unfiltered, face-to-face conversation. Will we find common ground, or is this just the beginning of a larger debate?
Tap in. It’s about to get real.
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In this episode, RG3 and Grete sit down with A.J. Greene, the former football player turned YouTube star, to break down his journey from chasing the NFL dream to building a media empire. He talks about why he’s bigger than Tyreek Hill and DeAndre Hopkins, why he’s taking himself over Duke Dennis in any sport, and the real story behind his beef with Deestroying.

We also dive into his dream collab with Dude Perfect, why he loves college football more than the NFL, and how he was on Alabama WR Ryan Williams before anyone else. Plus, we settle the ultimate debate: Kai Cenat or IShowSpeed? And when it comes to gaming, why is he choosing Madden over Fortnite and Call of Duty?

From navigating the YouTube game to the constant evolution needed to stay on top, this is A.J. Greene like you’ve never heard him before. Tune in!


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In this unfiltered installment, Flavor Flav pulls no punches when he drops sizzling football takes or when he recounts the wild story of meeting Patrick Mahomes’ mom at NFL Honors.

Expect raw commentary on the impact of Public Enemy, overcoming the doubters in your life, why the street life isn’t where it’s at and why rap battles like Kendrick Lamar and Drakes are so much fun. Flavor Flav discusses RUN DMC, breaking the color barrier in Hip Hop with the Beastie Boys and why Eminem is the greatest ever.

Flavor Flav is an open book and his stories about Flavor of Love, Bridget Nielsen, the U.S. Women’s Water Polo Team and being crowned King Swifty by Taylor Swift fans will make you laugh, cry and have a good time.

Flavor Flav talks about how music has changed, why Lil Wayne should have been the performer at the Super Bowl half time show and delivers a beautiful motivation speech that will remind you to keep pushing forward no matter the obstacles in your way even if they are self created.

Tune in for a rollercoaster of stories, insights, and unfiltered truth and let’s see if you can count how many time Flavor Flav says “You know what I’m saying.”


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