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- [00:00]
Greta Griffin
Let's get to the opening drive. Each week we pick a topic to just to get the show rolling. And this week the topic is Cleveland Browns. So the Cleveland Browns have announced Joe Flacco as their starting qb, but we want to focus on a different QB battle. It's between two rookies, Shador Sanders and Dylan Gabriel. So Shadur played great in his first preseason game, but not so great in his second. Dylan Gabriel was the opposite. Didn't play so good in his first preseason game, but played really good in his second second preseason game. Here's their stats for their preseason. Dylan Gabriel was 25 of 37 for 272 yards, one touchdown, one interception. Shedeur Sanders were 17 of 29, 452 yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions. What do we think of the QB situation in the Browns?
- [00:51]
Robert Griffin III
Yeah, I mean I think the Cleveland Browns need to trade Shedeur Sanders or Dylan Gabriel right now. They have a toxic environment around their quarterback situation and it's not a growth environment for either guy. So right now you either need to allow Shadur Sanders to be the guy that you're tabbing as your quarterback of the future, or you need to allow Dylan Gabriel to be the quarterback that you're tabbing as your quarterback of the future. Because having them together on the roster right now, after you traded up picks to go get Dylan Gabriel in the third round, you drafted Shadur Sanders in the fifth round after he slid from the first round, which many people like myself believe that he should have been a first round quarterback because of the tape, not just because of the name. You've created an environment where there's so much fanfare around it that the most popular guy on your roster is the fourth string quarterback on your team because you made it that way. You didn't allow him to go out and compete like you would a third round pick in Dylan Gabriel because you had a third round pick in Dylan Gabriel. So for their organization, I know there's a lot of people that believe that Dylan Gabriel is being set up for success. I don't think that either Shador Sanders or Dylan Gabriel are being set up for success right now based off the way things are going going. This brings me to the point of the last preseason game. Dylan Gabriel played his butt off, absolutely. Went out there, executed a two minute drill to perfection. But Shadir Sanders was not afforded the same opportunity. Not only was Shadir Sanders put out there with threes, fours and fives on the depth chart, on the offensive line and at wide receiver, Shadir Sanders was not allowed to run the two minute drill at the end of the game because they gave that opportunity to Snoop Huntley. Now I'm, I was teammates with Snoop Huntley in Baltimore. Love the guy. Nothing bad against him. But no matter how well he ran that two minute drill or how well he didn't, it wasn't going to impact his availability and whether or not he was going to make the 53 man roster. So why wouldn't you give Shadir Sanders that opportunity to go out there and have it juxtaposed against Dylan Gabriel running the two minute drill at the end of the half, allowing Shadira to go out there and fight through whatever struggles you thought he was having with lesser guys around him to go run the two minute drill to win the game for your team. It wasn't just the wrong decision. It was a catastrophically terrible decision. On behalf of Kevin Stefanski and the Cleveland Browns organization, Shadira Sanders comes with a ton of fanfare. Would you agree?
- [03:24]
Greta Griffin
Absolutely.
- [03:26]
Robert Griffin III
But it's earned. It's not just because of his dad's name and what his dad accomplished being a Hall of Famer, the greatest cornerback of all time. Shedeur has been in the limelight since he was a baby. He earned what he got at Jackson State. He went the hard way going to the HBCU and building that program up. He went the hard way going to Colorado and building that program up. And then his tape said, I'm a first round pick on my own merit, not just because of my dad's name. And he wasn't afforded that. You can't cry over that spilt milk anymore. Would you agree? He was drafted in the fifth round, but now when he goes out and he performs in the first preseason game and throws two touchdown passes and earns the right to get more reps, why didn't he get more reps? Why was he still relegated at the bottom of the depth chart? You can say we weren't at the practices. We didn't get to see everything that was going on behind the scenes. But what I do know is that the eye in the sky don't lie. That eye in the sky is the camera. And when we got to watch underneath the bright lights, did Shedeur perform?
- [04:34]
Greta Griffin
Oh, yeah.
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Robert Griffin III
So for the Browns to not allow this young man to actually compete is a detriment to him, but it's also a detriment to all the quarterbacks on their roster. Joe Flacco is a starter. Joe flacco is about 7 years old. I was Teammates with Joe. I know when you watch Joe Flacco throw the ball, it makes you fall in love with football all over again. He was always going to be the starter for this team. Some feel that that's a mistake. But who they decide is going to be their heir apparent, because we all know that Deshaun Watson, at this point to the Cleveland Browns is an afterthought. They have to pick between Dylan Gabriel and Shadir Sanders. They wouldn't be having these conversations in this whirlwind of what's going on if they had just stuck with the pick that they wanted by trading up to draft Dylan Gabriel, who it is very clear is the favorite of the head coach. To me, what's going on in the organization right now is people are trying to prove whose guy is better. Somebody wanted Dylan Gabriel. Somebody wanted Shadir Sanders, but they're hurting both of them. I happen to know all these guys in this quarterback competition. Joe Flacco was teammates with them. Dylan Gabriel had a blessing to meet him and know many coaches that have worked with him and know how special of a young man he is. Kenny Pickett have a great relationship with Kenny Pickett. Shadir Sanders have a great mentor relationship with Shadir Sanders. So I've got all the dogs in the fight. I'm pulling for each of them to get their best opportunity. And right now, it's not in Cleveland. What do you think?
- [06:08]
Greta Griffin
No, I totally agree. It's like a chaotic, chaotic environment in Cleveland, and they gotta figure it out sooner or later.
- [06:17]
Robert Griffin III
You know, even Eric Dickerson came out and said that NFL teams allegedly that NFL teams were telling each other not to draft shadow Sanders because they were going to teach him a lesson. Now, that would be collusion and that would be illegal. But when you look at Shadur and his ability to lead, we talked about it at Jackson State, he led them to a 23 and 3 record. At Colorado, he went 9 and 4 last season at Colorado when they had only won one game two years prior to that. So we know that he can lead. But in order to lead a team in an organization, the opportunity has to be created by the front office for you to lead. Right now, I don't believe that the Cleveland Browns are providing an opportunity for Shadir Sanders or Dylan Gabriel to lead in this organization because they're splitting the locker room, teammates, opponents. They know how special Shedeur Sanders is. And yes, he comes with a massive limelight. So you either buy into that and you understand we can develop this player. He has the attributes and the skills to make it in this league. We're going to develop this player. Or you say we're not going to do it. We're going to send him somewhere where they are fully dedicated to developing him as their franchise quarterback or could be franchise quarterback and make no mistakes about it. Yes, Shadur Sanders was a fifth round pick, but he ain't never been a fifth round talent. That's why on his in his mind he is saying, I can change a franchise if you give me the opportunity to. Right now Cleveland is not doing that. I looked at the, the snap count chart, we'll throw that up for you guys on the screen and people were saying, oh, he was playing with the same guys that Dylan Gabriel was. No, he wasn't. No, he wasn't. He was not. He was playing with the three fours and fives. Offensive line. What? How many sacks did Shadir have in the game?
- [08:20]
Greta Griffin
More than five?
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Robert Griffin III
No, he had five. He had five sacks in the game playing behind the three, four and five offensive line. Two of those sacks he held the ball too long. The other ones he never had a chance. Wide receivers. Did he play with the same wide receivers that Dylan Gabriel did? No. No, he didn't. When Shadur Sanders was put out there with the proper talent around him, he excelled. Two touchdowns. Shined on the big stage. I know it was a preseason, but it was the most watched preseason game in over a decade. Shined. But when they put him out there with talent of guys that are not going to be on NFL rosters, that was the result. So when people say, hey, they're setting him up for failure, this is what they're talking about. I believe the Browns have good intentions for all the quarterbacks in their room. I don't believe that their execution of making it look like they had the best interest of everybody in the room was there. How can you get a proper assessment of Shadir Sanders if you don't allow him to play with the same players that Dylan Gabriel played with or even.
- [09:30]
Greta Griffin
Give him the same opportunity of like running the two minute drill at the.
- [09:33]
Robert Griffin III
End of the game, which is just again, doesn't make sense. You set yourself up for that. So I say that in closing that I believe the Browns need to trade either Dylan Gabriel or Shadir Sanders because right now it's not about it not being fair for either guy. It's not a growth or leadership environment for either guy and that makes it a bad, toxic situation around their quarterback. Conversation in the media.
- [10:03]
Greta Griffin
Pretty trivy all Right, let's get to the deep route. Brought to you by RG3 foundation, where we go deep in the biggest stories in sports.
- [10:11]
Robert Griffin III
Deep.
- [10:12]
Greta Griffin
Real deep.
- [10:13]
Robert Griffin III
Deep, baby.
- [10:14]
Greta Griffin
Yeah. Jerry Jones and Micah Parsons are in a contract negotiation standoff. Jerry Jones believes that he and Micah had an agreed upon contract in the off season. Micah told him they didn't, publicly and privately. And then he went on X and told him that he would not do a deal without his agent, David Mulugeta. In the last preseason game, Micah was seen actually laying on a table on the sideline, which has led many to believe that he is completely checked out. What do you think about this entire Micah Parsons, Jerry Jones situation?
- [10:47]
Robert Griffin III
Yeah, I mean, I just think the Dallas Cowboys are allowing pettiness to get in the way of winning championships. I think no one would question the fact that Micah Parsons is not one of the best defensive players in the league. Let's just go by the numbers. Micah has had 13, 13 and a half, 14 and 12 sacks in his first four years in the league. Okay. He's a three time All Pro and he's the leader of your defense. Why aren't you just paying this man to avoid not just this drama, but also avoid the void that is creating inside of your locker room? This is, this is a firm belief of mine that if you believe a player is a foundational player of your organization, pay them early. I've seen the Philadelphia Eagles do this time and time again. They brought in A.J. brown, paid him. Devonte Smith, had a great couple of years, paid him. You know, Jalen Hurts, leads him to a Super bowl, paid him. They understand that paying the player early not only saves you money, but it also saves you the ripple effect of the negativity inside your locker room. Jerry Jones can do whatever he wants. There's a couple things that he said recently that really I don't want to say resonated with me, but really opened my eyes to what this whole situation has become. He was talking to Stephen A. Smith. Then he said, there's two people that have to really come to an agreement on this deal. There's two people that have to be comfortable with it, and one of them wasn't David Mulagueda. It was him and Micah Parsons. Because at the end of the day, whose money is being spent?
- [12:27]
Greta Griffin
The Cowboys.
- [12:29]
Robert Griffin III
But who's the Cowboys?
- [12:30]
Greta Griffin
Jerry Jones.
- [12:31]
Robert Griffin III
It's Jerry Jones's money that is being spent on Micah Parsons. Micah Parsons has to agree to the deal. Micah doesn't want to agree to the deal without the involvement of his agent, David Mulagueda. Now, there's all types of NFLPA guidelines that are being crossed and burned and violated here by owner negotiating directly with a player. But that's what Jerry Jones does all the time. Doesn't mean that it's right. But if they're not gonna crack down on him, why would he ever stop? But I want to take a moment to applaud Micah, because although there was the clip of him laying on the sideline appearing as if he was checked out, the reporter who took that pict and then put and put it out there came back and said this was only a brief moment in the game. Micah was very engaged with his teammates the entire game. And it goes to show you how far something can go so quickly if it is not checked immediately, but it doesn't hurt, it doesn't change anything that you said. People still believe he was completely checked out of the game. But what Micah has done is he showed up to training camp. He didn't hold out. He held in. He demanded a trade, but sticked around to continue to support his teammates. When, when Trayvon Diggs was going through his own little situation with Dallas Cowboys, he stood right there, 10 toes down with him. And in a weird way, this whole Jerry Jones, Micah Parsons situation has brought the locker room closer. As far as the players go, they have. Micah's back. Dak wants Micah to get paid. Ceedee Lamb wants Micah to get paid. He came out, not only showed his support in the locker room and with the, with the media in interviews, but also on X, having a viral tweet go out there saying that this is some BS man, We, we can't allow our best defensive player to be getting treated this way. So I know one thing is for sure. All of the rest of the fan base is NFC east and really in the NFC in general want Jerry Jones to continue to do what he's doing with Michael Parsons because they know when that young man gets on the field, he is a menace. He is difficult to deal with. He is a play maker. Jerry Jones does have to be comfortable what Micah gets paid. But you cannot allow pride and pettiness to get in the way of building a championship roster. Make the decision. Is Micah a part of your future or is he not? If he's not, trade him. Saying that you are going, you can keep him for the next three years because he's under contract and you can franchise him twice. May be factually true. And it may be a big reason that the players in NFLPA need to get rid of the franchise tag, but it doesn't mean it's right. If you don't want the guy for the long term and for your long term future as a team, trade him. If you do want him, pay him. And other GMs and owners out there, pay them early. Players will appreciate you more, play harder for you and be more dedicated to you. If you pay them what they have earned, it puts a negative spin and a negative outlook. When you're as an owner not willing to pay your best players, then who are you going to pay? Micah Parsons has earned his bread. Let him eat.
- [15:58]
Greta Griffin
Period. King, I have to pull another one out of TikTok.
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Robert Griffin III
Period. King yeah. That's what I'm talking about, baby. That's good. That is good. I hope you all are having as much fun as we are. Man, that is funny. All right, here we go.
- [16:31]
Greta Griffin
Okay, let's get to this week's feel good story. It is about Tyson Bagent and how he went from an undrafted rookie two years ago to just signing a two year, $10 million extension with the Chicago Bears and then went and threw three touchdowns, including a game winner, leading the bears to an 18 point comeback in the last preseason game last Friday. This was him after signing his extension with the Bears. What do you think of this beautiful story that you got to cover two years ago?
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Robert Griffin III
Yeah, no, listen, Tyson Bagent, congrats, man. Had an opportunity to go down and do a special for him with ESPN when I was with ESPN SportsCenter, featured before his draft and I got to meet his mom, his dad obviously get a deeper look into who he is as a young man and to watch him and his evolution after not being recruited by the big schools, West Virginia kind of flirted with him but didn't offer him a scholarship. And he goes to shepherd and he becomes the D2 Heisman Trophy winner and goes out and breaks all these records. To see his evolution and to see how he has developed as a player is truly something that's meant a lot to me because you don't get an opportunity to really meet these guys and learn about their true story. So to see him crying after a two year, $10 million extension as a backup quarterback knowing that his dad didn't have running water until he was in high school and he can help out his family in a way that maybe they never thought was possible because of his lack of recruiting, that that to me, it moves the needle for me. That's a feel good story. Yeah, he's played well. I know it's just the preseason, but to go throw for 511 yards, five touchdowns and one pick in the preseason. When you, when you have a quarterback in front of you like Caleb Williams and you know, like your job is to be the best teammate you can be to him, but also show the rest of the league that you can be a starting quarterback. I think Tyson Bajan has shown every step of the way that he's better than people think he is. I think he showed them that in college. I think going undrafted and making a roster and then being a $5 million a year backup quarterback has showed people that he is a value and an asset and he's going to continue to show that he can be a starter in this league. I don't believe that Tyson Bajan will be the starter for the Chicago Bears because I believe Caleb Williams will be the long term future there. But I do believe at some point Tyson Begin will get his shot. He will get his opportunity and I know he will make the most of it. It's what he's done his entire life. There's a bug in the room. It's what he's done his entire life. And all Chicago fans should be happy that they they have Tyson Bajan as a backup quarterback right now.
- [19:11]
Greta Griffin
Let's get to our hometown highlights which where you guys get to know some stuff about what we do and have done and that we have coming up.
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Robert Griffin III
Yeah, hometown highlights. So, baby, what do we do this summer?
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Greta Griffin
What? What did we do?
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Robert Griffin III
What didn't we do this summer?
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Greta Griffin
Thank you. That's a better question. What didn't we do this summer? First of all, if you don't know, I am from Estonia. I grew up there. I was born there. I lived 19 years there until I came to college in America. So this summer we went back to Estonia as we do every summer and I had the absolute honor of being Ishowspeed's tour guide in Estonia because he was going on a little European tour of different countries and one of his stops ended up being Estonia and visit Estonia offered me to be his guide which ended up being absolutely awesome. Estonian people showed up for him in such a big way. Clearly it was an awesome opportunity for me to host him in front of his 40 million YouTube subscribers. So we had such a fun day. He was 10 hour nonstop stream streaming Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania and was actually streaming on the airplane via whatever Elon Musk offers you in Starlink. Starlink. There you go. Which I think no other streamer has done before.
- [20:32]
Robert Griffin III
I don't know if that's accurate or not, but I got. I'm pretty sure it is, but I don't know. But I gotta interrupt her here. Listen, guys, she's being super humble, okay? Because it was an absolute honor for Speed to have her as his host in Estonia. Let's just call a spade a spade. Love Speed. He's done a phenomenal job with his platform. But for her to be able to be the one in Estonia, to take him around everywhere, I thought was really cool. And I was in the chat. I ain't gonna lie to y'. All. I was in the chat spamming, and there's a lot of great moments. Obviously, I know how beautiful my wife is, you know, inside and out. I know a lot of people only get to see the outer beauty, but the things this woman does for her community, for my community, for our community, is just incredible. So I thought that was really sweet and a great opportunity that I need. I felt like I needed to support her fully. And by being in the chat and everybody, you know, just, hey, talk to the blonde more. Hey, hey, talk to the blonde a little bit more. And it was. It was. It was a great experience for me as well. I've never been in the chat before, but for you, baby, I'll be in the chat all day.
- [21:36]
Greta Griffin
And the day actually ended with Robert racing Speed.
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Robert Griffin III
Why we had to bring that up, man?
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Greta Griffin
You know, we had to bring that up.
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Robert Griffin III
She had to bring up the race. Let's put it this way.
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Greta Griffin
The race was nothing to cry about.
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Robert Griffin III
It wasn't. Listen, after about five steps, I knew that I was like. I was beyond. I was on status. Okay? I'm 35. I think unk status is 40. But when it comes to racing in those capacities, I was unk status for dang sure. But it was a fun experience. I told Speed I'll race him again in two months. And I'm going to stay true. True to that in some capacity. Speed, I'll be ready maybe in two months. I'll be ready for you. Whenever the time comes to have that race again, I think it'll be a good event. I think you will be surprised when I whip that ass. Oh, let's move forward. What else did we do this summer?
- [22:23]
Greta Griffin
Well, after Estonia, we ended up going to Italy. We went to Lake Como to actually watch some soccer, or as in Europe, we call it football. And we went to the Como cup, which was. Robert was brought out as like a NFL type of guest to be like a bridge between NFL and soccer. And, you know, NFL is trying to become a global sport. So this was one of those events which we had an absolute ball. We had never been to Lake Como. Our first time, it was so beautiful. And I don't know. What did you think of the experience?
- [22:58]
Robert Griffin III
No, I thought Lake Como was great. It was awesome opportunity to listen to the views on Lake Como. I couldn't tell you. I couldn't describe to you how beautiful a place it is. Beautiful scenery in the background. It's one of those places where you say it looks like it's just a wallpaper. But for us to experience that, we love soccer, you know, I know across the world it's called football, but we love football, soccer, whatever you want to call it, we love it. It's enjoyable. Me and my wife have been following it for a very long time. So to get over there and experience the Como cup and experience the beauty of the game is something that we'll always cherish, and we'll continue to continue to expand into the soccer and the football scene. So I thought that was great. You love the way I say football.
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Greta Griffin
I love it, baby. Yes.
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Robert Griffin III
It's like I'm an American football. Yes. I am Spanish conquistador. All right. We also went on a Disney cruise.
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Greta Griffin
Yes.
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Robert Griffin III
Which for all the parents out there, you understand just how great of a sacrifice it is for you to go on a Disney cruise because it's so fun, right, baby?
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Greta Griffin
I thought we had a blast.
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Robert Griffin III
I thought we had a blast, too.
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Greta Griffin
This was our second Disney cruise.
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Robert Griffin III
Yes.
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Greta Griffin
We went on our first one seven years ago.
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Robert Griffin III
Yep.
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Greta Griffin
Which our Gloria does not remember anything because we clearly made the mistake of taking her too early, and she don't even know that she went. So this was, in her mind, going for the first time. But we went on a different ship now. It was a newer ship, and I thought it was just as awesome. I love Disney. We went to all these shows that they do, we put together, and, like, the dancers and the singers and the shows, and all of it was grand and spectacular.
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Robert Griffin III
Yeah. Disney cruise is. You know, I might not be with the company anymore, but the Disney cruises are great. You know, our daughters love it. At the end of the day, that's all that matters. If we got to go see Ariel, Princess Tiana, elsa and Anna. 75 times on the boat. I'm going 75 times on the boat. Why? Because it makes my little girls happy. Okay.
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Greta Griffin
And they had, like, 75 free ice creams a day. Free food, free ice cream. I would say free drinks for the parents, but that's not true.
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Robert Griffin III
What beats free ice cream?
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Greta Griffin
Nothing.
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Robert Griffin III
So at the end of the day, our daughters are happy. So we were happy.
- [25:17]
Greta Griffin
Yes.
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Robert Griffin III
And then we also went to London, which went to the Black Pig in London. Phenomenal. Had the. What was it? The roasted pork sandwich.
- [25:29]
Greta Griffin
Roasted pork with aged cheddar cheese. Actually, I think it was aged Parmesan.
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Robert Griffin III
Parmesan.
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Greta Griffin
It was phenomenal. If you haven't heard of it, it's at the Borough Market. And it was truly just worth the line, worth the weight. And I mean, I truly.
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Robert Griffin III
Guys, it was good. It was phenomenal. And then we topped it off after we went and saw Westminster and we saw the Royal Guard, the changing of the Royal Guard. We saw Big Ben, took some pictures there really being tourists in London. This is our first trip to London, right?
- [26:05]
Greta Griffin
Yes.
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Robert Griffin III
So, I mean, just in general, either of us, first time on the London Eye. I went to the London Eye. Got to go on that stage. Slow, slow, slow. What would you call it? It's not a merry go round, but it's a. I don't know.
- [26:21]
Greta Griffin
It's a London Eye.
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Robert Griffin III
It's a London Eye. So we have fun there. Topped it off with a Coldplay concert, which I enjoyed. I thought, visually is one of the best concerts I've ever been to in my life.
- [26:34]
Greta Griffin
Yes.
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Robert Griffin III
No one got caught cheating on their spouse. And the way that they approach the concert of, like, believing in love. And look, we're all these different types of people all together enjoying music. It was very touching and centering, you know, Very centering going into this new fall of life. I sound like a preacher right now, but going on.
- [27:01]
Greta Griffin
No, but it's true. We walked out the concert and I literally looked at drawers, and I'm like, coldplay makes you want to be a better person. How they preach people just loving each other. No matter your color, no matter your religion, no matter your sexuality, no matter what you do, you're not here hurting other people. You are at this Wembley stadium sitting with 70,000 people who all look different, act different, think different, and you're happy. You're enjoying the music. Like, this is how life should be. This is how you should go about every day instead of, you know, what it is now.
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Robert Griffin III
Yeah, No, I agree. Well, we all think differently. Listen, we had some opinions probably at the beginning of this podcast that people don't agree with, but it doesn't mean that you're a terrible person or that we're a terrible person. It just means we have a differing opinion on certain things, and we just so happen to feel the need to express those things. And it doesn't mean that we all can't love each other in our own ways. The world is very divided right now, but that doesn't mean that we have to be. It doesn't mean that we have to succumb to that. So listen, we've all had. We've all had moments where we felt like we are being divisive or dividing. And it's your job to learn from those moments. It's your job to pull yourself out of those moments and pull yourself out of those situations and understand, like, this isn't great for my mental health or anybody else's mental health. Or adding or subtracting. You want to be additive to people's lives, not subtractive to their lives. So you learn from those experiences. And I think that Coldplay concert, going to that and listening to those songs, listening to that music, allowing that to try to kind of penetrate your soul was something that I don't. It's hard to say, but I feel like we needed it.
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Greta Griffin
Yes.
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Robert Griffin III
You know, we needed. We needed that. And. And it leads us to our next big announcement.
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Greta Griffin
Okay, people, now that we are back from London.
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Robert Griffin III
Yeah.
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Greta Griffin
What's coming up for us, baby? Tell them all the exciting things that we're about to do.
- [28:56]
Robert Griffin III
Hold on one sec. Let me tell y' all what's really crack a lacking. Okay. My wife is an absolute rock star and for her first time ever, she will be walking in New York Fashion Week. A cheetah walking. That's a lion walking. Listen, man, I gotta give it a. Let's go to the. Listen. She's absolutely right. I'm so excited for her. What date is it, baby?
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Greta Griffin
September 11th.
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Robert Griffin III
September 11th. She'll be walking in New York Fashion Week. Tell them about the brand.
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Greta Griffin
It's an Estonian brand. So super near and dear to my heart from where I grew up, where I'm from, what I call home. So I got the opportunity. Middle of the summer this year. Yes, something like that. Middle of the summer. And honestly, it means more to me than it probably would to walk for any other fashion brand in the world. So it's called Haru. And I am so excited to get together with them in New York and walk for them and hopefully have a long term, long lasting partnership with them. I am, I am honestly just super excited.
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Robert Griffin III
You know what?
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Greta Griffin
Has not been a dream of mine of any sort. But honestly, when it was brought to me, it almost seemed like a dream I never realized that I had.
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Robert Griffin III
Yeah.
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Greta Griffin
So this has been a really exciting time And I'm super excited.
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Robert Griffin III
So very, you know, very exciting time. You guys got to make sure you support her. We're going to have a camera crew following her around to everything that she does in New York fashion.
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Greta Griffin
And by camera crew, Robert means that's gonna be him.
- [30:50]
Robert Griffin III
I'm not gonna lie. It might be me. I'm super excited, too. But we're so excited. She's gonna get up and do another walk right now. Go ahead, get up and do another walk. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. That's right, baby. We celebrate. We celebrate ours. It's the little big victories in life, and this is a big, big, big victory. So let's give it up one more time for Greta Griffin.
- [31:28]
Greta Griffin
Thank you. All right, guys, before we let you guys go and before we go, we want to end the show with something called couple dolls. Every week, we are going to try and a some sort of an online challenge. We promise you, we have not tried it before. We have not done it before. This will be our first time doing it. So honestly, if you're watching it with somebody in the room, try it out with us. For that, we're gonna have to move some couches.
- [31:56]
Robert Griffin III
Let's move some furniture, baby. All right. Moving furniture. This isn't the new furniture they thought. Here we go. All right, talk to me. What we got?
- [32:11]
Greta Griffin
All right, I can. I can show you better than I.
- [32:15]
Robert Griffin III
Can tell you what we got here. What is our furniture moving couple's goal moment for the show? Oh, wow. Okay.
- [32:23]
Greta Griffin
All right.
- [32:24]
Robert Griffin III
Sorry. No, you're not. All right, so I'm here.
- [32:29]
Greta Griffin
Oh, my God.
- [32:31]
Robert Griffin III
I gotta hold you pretty good here. So now you. So now you come back, and then you put your feet there. You said my hands are slippery.
- [32:39]
Greta Griffin
Why are your hands so slippery?
- [32:40]
Robert Griffin III
I guess I'm nervous. Here we go. You gotta pull. You gotta trust it. You gotta trust it. Ready?
- [32:45]
Greta Griffin
Yes.
- [32:45]
Robert Griffin III
And go. Oh.
- [32:52]
Greta Griffin
Sorry. Why would you do that? That went all the way in the wrong place.
- [32:59]
Robert Griffin III
Not the McNuggets.
- [33:01]
Greta Griffin
Oh, hold on. I gotta get to your thighs.
- [33:08]
Robert Griffin III
You gotta get them big old whompers on my thighs.
- [33:11]
Greta Griffin
Oh, gosh. You're not supposed to get off. Hold on one second. You got.
- [33:18]
Robert Griffin III
Got this. Ready? And go.
- [33:22]
Greta Griffin
Oh, my God. Stand up, stand up.
- [33:30]
Robert Griffin III
Roll up, roll up. Ready?
- [33:32]
Greta Griffin
Come on.
- [33:32]
Robert Griffin III
Bring your butt up. Bring your butt up. Come on. Get those feet. Come on.
- [33:48]
Greta Griffin
Guys. This is as good as it's gonna get.
- [33:50]
Robert Griffin III
All right, guys. Well, that concludes our couple's goals segment, which was an entire workout. If you can't tell by my face and my hair, we did. There were two stallions in there. Okay. That was like two great American stallion horses trying to dance together. That was fun. I enjoyed it. And we thank you guys for tuning in to out of pocket with RG3, hosted by your boy and the lovely American. Not American. Well, she is American. She's an Estonian American, but she is an American citizen, Greta Griffin. So make sure you guys like and subscribe to our podcast. We will see you guys next week for a full podcast. And be on the Lookout on our YouTube page for us reacting to moments that happen throughout the week because we don't want to leave you guys hanging. We know there's a lot going on in the world, and we'll do anything to make sure that you guys know what's going on and what our opinion does of it. We love you. We'll see you soon. Peace out.