The JUICIEST sports relationship drama with Isaac Rochell

Summary

Sunday Sports Club with Allison Kuch Episode: The JUICIEST Sports Relationship Drama with Isaac Rochell Date: September 28, 2025

Overview

In this lively, laugh-filled episode, host Allison Kuch is joined by her husband and former NFL player Isaac Rochell for a candid deep dive into the wildest romantic dramas inside the world of sports. They read and react to anonymous, listener-submitted stories—most involving athletes behaving badly, wild DMs, secret girlfriends, side chicks, and the intricate dance of dating in sports. Throughout, Allison and Isaac debate red flags, boundaries, and the social codes surrounding public relationships in sports, all with their signature playful banter.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Life Updates & Podcast Setup

• Allison and Isaac open with a spirited back-and-forth, poking fun at each other’s quirks.
• Brief life updates (03:07): Daughter is almost 2 years old—a fun, “spunky” age; Isaac is starting a TV sports gig with KCAL in SoCal and training for marathons.
• Allison highlights the struggle of work/life balance as parents and the relief a new office space has brought them.
• Tease for next episode: Details on Isaac’s new career moves.

2. Intro to “Juicy” Relationship Stories

• Allison explains she asked her mostly-female sports community for their messiest dating and relationship drama involving athletes (06:54).
• Stories are read anonymous—Isaac is hearing them live for authentic reactions.

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Relationship Drama Stories & Takeaways

1. Hidden Girlfriend & Social Media Red Flags

Tale: College basketball player refuses to be public about his girlfriend. Hides her on a private Insta, ensures she sits apart from other girlfriends. When another teammate hits on her, the player breaks up, accusing her of “cheating.”
Key Debate: Is refusing to post your partner a red flag?

• Allison: “If he’s active on social media and he’s not posting you—red flag! If it’s only close friends, red flag.” (09:46)
• Isaac: Pushes back: For highly public careers, privacy has business reasons (10:07).
• Allison: “If I am dating an NFL player and we’ve been boyfriend and girlfriend for a year and he still won’t post me, then I think that’s a red flag.” (13:04)

2. The Jersey Chaser’s Dilemma

Tale: Friend hooks up with athlete who keeps her a secret (“sneaks her in and out”); when friendship ends, the guy starts flirting with the narrator and they hook up too.

• Isaac: “We don’t have enough info…but the 12am thing and ignoring on campus is crazy. That’s shame.” (16:49)
• Allison: “If a guy is ignoring you on campus, he probably doesn’t have feelings for you.” (16:57)
• Discussion: Why is it viewed worse when women hook up casually than when men do?

3. Cheating DMs & Calling Out the Player

Tale: Third-string college football player with a girlfriend DM’s the listener, tries for a hookup via Snapchat. She screenshots and sends to his girlfriend.

• Allison: “Oh, my God, I love you for that.” (25:57)
• Allison and Isaac agree: Most long-distance “hometown” relationships don’t survive in college or pro sports.
• Allison (re: their daughter): “Would you tell Scotty to break up with her boy in college?” Isaac: “Absolutely.” (27:47–27:55)

4. Sugar Daddy Eye Surgeon & Perks of the Box Seats

Tale: Friend dates unattractive doctor met on “sugardaddies.com” for NFL game perks; gets heartbroken when she finds she isn’t the only “sugar baby.”

• Isaac expresses disbelief people sign up for sugar daddy arrangements, wonders about the nature of these transactions (30:44).
• Banter about selling feet pics, generational side hustles, and the ethics of sugar dating.

5. NFL Cheater Flies Out Side Piece—Wife Surprises Them in Miami

Tale: Woman hooks up with NFL player at a Vegas club. He lavishes gifts, flies her to Miami, but only books a one-way ticket; she's stranded when his wife finds out.

• Allison: “If you’re cheating on your wife, you’re a shitty dad.” (33:01)
• Isaac: “This guy’s a loser. Having three kids and doing that, you’re willing to throw your whole life away.” (33:48)
• Both discuss if the “side chick” shares blame upon learning about the wife/kids.

6. The Ring Camera Nightmare

Tale: Listener has a situationship with an NFL player, visits him, gets “caught” by a woman who appears on his Ring camera, screaming. Months later, another woman calls the listener at work, revealing herself as the player’s girlfriend of a year—separate from Ring camera woman.

• Allison: “I just don’t understand why a woman would stay with a professional athlete after finding out he cheated. They’ll never change.” (45:25)
• Isaac: “Maybe she just wanted closure, though.” (45:38)
• Debate on why women stay in these situations—money? Fame? Sunk costs?

7. Player Juggling Wife & Multiple Side Pieces

Tale: Player has wife, girlfriend, side chick all at training camp; eventually leaves wife for the girlfriend.

• Isaac: “Do you know how delusional you have to be to have three women… and bring them together?” (48:34)
• Allison: “I think you’re addicted to sex if that’s the case.” (48:58)

8. The Double Flown-In, Ghosted in Denver Story

Tale: Listener is flown in by an NFL player, left alone in his apartment (fake “MRI” excuse); finds out later he had another woman in town and stayed with her the first night.

• Isaac: “That’s crazy work, bro… you can’t look at women like they’re actual humans if that’s how you act.” (50:18)
• Allison: “If you get flown out by a guy and he is not picking you up from the airport with fucking flowers… get the fuck back on a plane.” (51:12)
• Both discuss the bare-minimum expectations for being flown out.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Allison: “Do you get icks even with your husband of how many years? Four years? Yeah, I do.” (00:11)
• Isaac: “My boy is living in 2030. That’s actually a crazy play on his part. Ew.” (09:28) — reacting to the non-starter player’s breakup tactic.
• Allison: “I think in college you're allowed to be a little messy. Is that toxic of me?” (15:05)
• Isaac: “A lot of great guys… Our friend groups were always like, stand up. Really, really good guys.” (54:21)
• Isaac: “That’s crazy work, bro… you’re just looking at women like objects.” (50:18)
• Allison: "If a guy is flying you out to see you, he should make it an experience...vice versa. Let’s not gender stereotype." (51:36)
• On professional athletes and cheating:
  • Isaac: “What’s the number that makes their behavior more or less acceptable? There’s a chart—the more money you make, the more lenient.” (47:30)
  • Allison: “Take the professional sport out of it. Is he a good person? It sounds like he’s not. Do you want to raise a child with that person?” (46:23)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Life updates & new office / work balance: 02:54–06:42
• Introduction to the “juicy” relationship stories: 06:54–08:15
• Red flags in posting a significant other (social media): 09:38–13:04
• First messy dating story, group chat admissions: 13:16–16:14
• Cheating DMs and relationship longevity in college/athletics: 25:19–27:55
• NFL player/sugar daddy stories: 29:05–31:43
• Cheating NFL player, stranded side chick, wife appears: 31:51–34:52
• The “Ring camera” girlfriend investigation: 43:44–45:38
• Why women stay with cheaters (debate): 45:25–47:55
• Three-woman training camp saga: 48:06–48:58
• Double-flown-in, ghosted in Denver: 49:18–52:33
• Wrap-up and reflection: 52:49–55:08

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Tone and Final Thoughts

• This episode is full of energetic, sometimes savage banter but always self-aware ("we disagree a lot, but that's fun").
• Isaac is the skeptical, logical counterweight to Allison’s passionate, outspoken take on female solidarity and standards.
• Both express genuine disgust at cheaters, disappointment at the lack of respect shown by many male athletes, and empathy for women caught in these dramas.
• They finish by reaffirming: yes, there are great, faithful athletes, but drama can be rampant, and women should have higher expectations.

Allison: "If you have a story you want to write in, head over to the Sunday Sports Club podcast Instagram…we’ll have one of the little bubbles." (55:08)

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Summary prepared for listeners who missed the episode, complete with major story beats, quotes, and the unique flavor that Allison and Isaac bring to 'Sunday Sports Club.'

Transcript

[A]

The following podcast is a Dear Media production. I see your big toe. Get your big toe out of here, Isaac. Actually, that's such an ick. Oh, my God. Do you get icks even with your husband? Of how many years have you been married? Four years? Yeah, I do.

[B]

We've been together 11.

[A]

That's disgusting. Get your toes figured out.

[B]

Just be grateful.

[A]

What's up, guys? Welcome back to Sunday Sports Club Podcast, A podcast all about sports told by a woman. And that woman is me. Hi, guys. I'm Allison Cooch. If you're new.

[B]

Sorry.

[A]

Are you kidding me? Isaac, this is my podcast.

[B]

Hi, by the way, today we are.

[A]

Joined by a very not special guest, Isaac Rochelle.

[B]

Yay.

[A]

Do you have the Zoomies right now? Are you good?

[B]

I'm just. I do have the Zoomies, for sure. I don't know if that mio is hitting different right now, but it's you guys.

[A]

Isaac squirted in half a bottle of me out to the water, and I was like, you would have been good with a drop.

[B]

Maybe it's energy meal. Maybe that's what it is. But it's really good.

[A]

Anyways, today we have on Isaac, and I'm really excited for today's episode. I have been wanting to do an episode like this for so long, and today we're finally doing it. So we are going to be reading people's relationship stories.

[B]

That is good.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

Wait, that should be, like, its own whole podcast.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

We could sit here and you could just read these stories, because I haven't read any. I haven't heard one story, so I get to just sit here and react.

[A]

Well, actually, I haven't read any of these stories either, so this should be fun.

[B]

Yeah, but you're the one reading, so you're. You're. Whatever. For me, it's like, truly the first time.

[A]

No. Yeah, but when I'm reading it first anyways.

[B]

But reading is harder than listening.

[A]

Before we get into the little stories of all these shitty men, I actually hope somebody wrote in about a girl. But we'll see. We'll get. We'll see what is in today's episode.

[B]

Is everything all right?

[A]

I feel like we should give a life update. How are you?

[B]

Don't do that. You just said I'm the unimportant guest. And now. Yeah. Starting TV roles. So if you're in Southern California, watch KCAL Sports.

[A]

Yeah. Isaac has a new job, so I'm.

[B]

Doing that on Sundays at, like, 4. I think we air at 3. 3 to 4, and then.

[A]

And then the next episode's going to be a special announce the next episode. We're gonna get really into the gritty of Isaac's other job.

[B]

Into the gritty. Yeah, it'll be good. And yeah, because there's a whole nother thing happening. Whole nother thing.

[A]

You guys have no idea. But football season is about to be crazy.

[B]

It's already week almost week four, the NFL season. By the time I start this new gig, it'll be like week five.

[A]

Yeah. So if you guys are interested to know what this new job we're.

[B]

Stay tuned for next week's episode we're referencing.

[A]

Yeah, next week's episode. We'll get all into the nitty gritty of it, but any life updates? I mean, I feel like right now, like I'm loving our daughter's age. She is about 22 months. Almost 22 months.

[B]

Yeah, she's at a good age.

[A]

And she is so fun, so spunky. She's like saying multiple words together now, which is really fun. Mama, wawa. I'm like, I don't need Wawa. Like every time I go to get her a snack, she'll go, mama, you, mama you. Like, I, my, my. Like, I. I don't need a snack.

[B]

She's perfect.

[A]

So we're loving parenthood. Football season is already crazy busy. Isaac's running the Chicago marathon and the New York Marathon, which is crazy because I got canceled for almost running the New York marathon. People were assuming I was doing that.

[B]

Wait, can I admit something? No, we were.

[A]

We were just gonna get me canceled.

[B]

No, we were just jokingly in an all guys group chat. So all the ladies can be like, man, that's fine. And I've ran a marathon. I came home from that marathon and I was destroyed. Can you attest to that?

[A]

Yeah, that was an ick.

[B]

There was a meme that was like being pregnant every day. It's like running two marathons. Oh, I saw that and I sent it to the guy's group chat and me and Nick were like, yeah, that's just simply not true. You're not running a 52 mile day every single day. It is crazy. But that is a wild comparison. Two marathons.

[A]

I think my husband actually wants me to fight him right now.

[B]

Ally, that's 80,000 steps. 80,000 steps.

[A]

Okay, let's. Let's have you get pregnant next time, big boy, and let's see how you deal with it.

[B]

Is it crazy? I'm like, that's why.

[A]

You know what? I fully. I relinquish all control. You Guys can cancel them. Go ahead. Are you kidding me?

[B]

No, I'm actually going to make a tik Tok video on that.

[A]

Just ask child. You're not allowed in the delivery room.

[B]

That's wild. That's a wild take.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Nobody listening to this has ever ran back to back marathons.

[A]

Nope. Because that's in one day.

[B]

In one day. That's crazy.

[A]

No, the study you're seeing, it was one marathon every day.

[B]

I. Yeah, that makes more sense.

[A]

He clearly doesn't know. Pregnancy, exhaustion.

[B]

I don't, I don't. I'm. This is not me claiming that. I'm just saying that was a crazy.

[A]

You see that? That 105th percentile little girl. Yeah, that's because of me.

[B]

You said I was running marathons.

[A]

Big dog. Literally all it took you was five seconds.

[B]

Anyways, she had to throw that in there as her last little second. That's crazy. Five seconds. That was the best I've ever done. Isaac, go ahead.

[A]

You're. You're grossing the. These people are on their way to work and they're like, ew, Isaac, you're gross.

[B]

Oh my God.

[A]

Anyways, any other life updates? Oh, we're currently filming this. If you guys are watching the visual aspect, we're currently filming this in our new office space, which is very, very, very much needed. We live in Southern California where houses are tiny and very expensive, and we do not have enough square footage, literally. Literally. For our next child, let alone for an office space. So this has been a game changer. Just because I hate being, like, on my phone and on my laptop and, like, answering emails in front of her. And so this allows us to really separate, like, work and life, which.

[B]

Yeah. Because she's not at the age where you can go, mommy's working. Like, she doesn't know what that means.

[A]

She's like, mommy's ignoring me. Yeah, Mommy's a bad mommy. And I'm like, fuck. Jesus Christ. Anyways, so there's. Those are as much as the life updates we can give without giving too much context of the next episode. And the reason we're. We're waiting until the next episode to talk more about, like, Isaac's next steps in his career is because you're. You have to sign a paper.

[B]

It's already signed.

[A]

It doesn't matter. We're gonna dedicate it.

[B]

Yeah, I'm like, it's fully.

[A]

I thought your start. It was officially 10:1.

[B]

Yeah, but I'm. I'm signed.

[A]

Okay, but that episode will be released after 10 1.

[B]

Perfect.

[A]

Anyways, okay, so let's get into some of these juicy, juicy questions. You guys know Isaac was in the NFL for seven years. I mention it in every single tick tock I post just to make sure you guys don't forget. And it's really interesting because I have quite the community of women in and around the sports community. So when I posted I need juicy sports stories I really had. My girls really came through and it made me so excited. I almost want to do this once a month because I am so excited. I had like current players wives being like, can it be anonymous?

[B]

What was the question? If you put it up anonymously, women would spill the tea.

[A]

It is anonymous.

[B]

But you see their names.

[A]

No, I, I'm not. I know, but like I'm. I'm not gonna say their names out loud.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. Okay.

[A]

You can trust me with your secrets.

[B]

I need to put my phone on do not disturb.

[A]

Anyways, if you guys have a story you want to write in, I'll make sure to post it on the Sunday Sports club podcast Instagram. And I'll put it in one of the little bubbles so you can go and access it. So if you have a story and you want it read on an episode, go right in because we're really excited.

[B]

I'm excited.

[A]

Okay, are you ready?

[B]

Okay, let's go.

[A]

Okay, here we go. And I'm just reading these off. Next time I'm. I'm definitely going to have somebody from my team like try and flash cards like no, like flag the really good ones. So I was dating a college basketball player. In quotes. He was not a starter or actually even good at all. We had been together for about three months before basketball season started. But when the season rolled out around, he made it very clear he didn't want his teammates to know about me. He made a private Instagram account with only his family members and me, and that's the only place he would post me. All of the other girlfriends would sit in a specific section at the games and he would ensure that my ticket was never in that section. So I didn't know any of the other girls girlfriends and the whole team had no idea he even had a girlfriend. I felt like he was just embarrassed of me and I even talked to his mom about it in quotes. I had a great relationship with his family and she was like, oh, he's just keeping his personal life quiet.

[B]

Then proceeded to go non starter boy, come on.

[A]

Then proceeded to go on for two years until one of his teammates DM'd me, hitting on me. And I told him I was dating his teammate. Then he broke up with me because I was dming other guys behind his back. Wow.

[B]

My boy is living in 2030. That actually is a crazy play on his part. Ew.

[A]

I hate. It's crazy.

[B]

It's crazy.

[A]

Can we just talk about the fact in 2025, if your significant other refuses.

[B]

To post, huge problem.

[A]

He's a red flag.

[B]

I just.

[A]

I mean, it's different if he doesn't really post on social media at all. If he's active on social media and he's not posting you, red flag. If he's only posting pictures or videos of you on his close friends. Red flag. Red flag.

[B]

There's a lot of athletes who don't post their significant others.

[A]

Yeah. And all of them are red flags. And I firmly believe that.

[B]

I just don't know. Like, here's my thing. If you are dating somebody though, and you're deep in a relate or Excuse me. And you're deep in your career, I get not posting your girlfriend. Like, if I've been playing for five years and then I start a relationship, I. I'm not posting my girlfriend on my social media with all my football pictures. And you're a girlfriend.

[A]

You're a red flag.

[B]

No, that's not a red flag. If you're married. I think if you're married. No, it's different with professional athletes.

[A]

I think if you're dating, like, officially boyfriend, girlfriend, there is a red flag to be had in your hand if you refuse to post.

[B]

So official boyfriend and girlfriend Justin Herbert should start posting Madison Beer.

[A]

Isaac, blurp out those names.

[B]

No, it's public. I said it on the stage of vital protein. It's fine.

[A]

Are you sure?

[B]

But no, seriously, if they're dating, you should be posting her.

[A]

That's different. Because they're. They're both in. In like the. The eye.

[B]

Switch it around. When Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey started dating, she should be posting.

[A]

No, but it got to a point where their relationship was serious enough.

[B]

Yes, totally. But I. I can understand dating this bummy boy who's like, not even a starter. Like, you're just. That's weird. But I can.

[A]

So it did. So it matters how good you are?

[B]

Yes. Oh, yes. Because if you're really, really good, you're. It is like a business. Like, you're getting brand deals on your page. You don't want a brand coming to your page, and you're just posting a bunch of different girls you're dating.

[A]

Well, that's why you have to Wait until it's official.

[B]

Okay, perfect.

[A]

I do think there's a difference between dating somebody. Like going on a few dates, hanging out, even going to a game. And then there's a difference between being close with his family and being boyfriend and girlfriend. And like.

[B]

No, he's tripping. He's tripping.

[A]

I think you're tripping a little bit.

[B]

If you're married and you're not posting Justin Bieber.

[A]

Justin Bieber. Justin Bieber.

[B]

Justin Herbert.

[A]

Justin Herbert.

[B]

Sorry, should not be posting Madison.

[A]

I always get those two mixed up.

[B]

He shouldn't be Bieber and her herbs anyway. Or, like, Joe Burrow. Should he be posting his girlfriend? He's been with his girlfriend for a while now.

[A]

I just think she was sleeping at.

[B]

His house when his house got broken into. They'd been together that long.

[A]

Isaac's getting so messy.

[B]

It's imp. It's public info.

[A]

I know, but you're not supposed to say it out loud. We're supposed to act like we don't watch that stuff. Either way, Isaac's in a silly, goofy mood right now. Okay, I see where you're coming from. I get it.

[B]

You can't deny it. No, there's a fine line and every relationship knows.

[A]

Okay, here's the thing. If I am dating an NFL player and we've been boyfriend and girlfriend for a year and he still won't post me, then I think that's a red flag.

[B]

In what capacity? Story or.

[A]

Jesus Christ, Isaac. Okay, we're moving on. Locky and Isaac.

[B]

I post you everywhere. So I'm not in this category.

[A]

Yeah, because people. Because people know me.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Anyway, it's true. Okay, next story. I worked in the athletics department at my D1 school. Around all of the athletes all the time. Yeah, I was semi a jersey chaser for a minute.

[B]

Wow. Tells you a lot.

[A]

Gotta respect it. My senior year, I had a falling out with a friend who also worked there. And she had been hooking up with one of the athletes. And my insider source told me she was fully in love, despite us thinking he had a girlfriend back in his hometown.

[B]

Classic.

[A]

A lot of guys do.

[B]

That checks out.

[A]

They leave their hometown for college, right? Allegedly. She planned on telling him how she felt. Please note, he had only invited her over after midnight, would speak, would sneak her in and out, and acted like she didn't exist on campus.

[B]

Wow. Wow.

[A]

I was not his biggest fan because I love my friends.

[B]

And what guy does that? But go ahead.

[A]

Isaac, please don't act like you don't know any guys. That would do that.

[B]

I don't know any guys that would be doing this and ignore the person in person. That's crazy.

[A]

I was not his biggest fan because I love my friends and I didn't want him to hurt her. Then she decides we aren't friends out of nowhere and leaves me completely in the dark about said friendship breakup. At this point, he starts flirting with me out of nowhere in the halls and on campus and keeps asking for my Snapchat and number. I am a girl's girl. So I told her even though we weren't friends anymore. She starts screaming at me, telling me I'm an awful friend, etcetera, etcetera. So then I give him my number and we hooked up all of our senior spring break. She didn't know. Probably still doesn't know, has no clue if he had the girlfriend. I am sorry if he did, but like, girl, you have. You deserve better too. He lasts 4 seconds tops. Anyways, all of my guy friends think this is iconic. So I'm going to call this hashtag woman in male dominated fields or.

[B]

Yeah, there's a lot to unpack there.

[A]

This is. Here's the thing. I think in college you're allowed to be a little messy. Is that toxic of me? Like I'm fully a mother with a child and I'm like, I live through these stories. I, I don't live through them. But like I'm out here just like.

[B]

I don't even know what that means.

[A]

I'm clapping.

[B]

Oh, I didn't know that's what that was. I mean, I'm just confused, to be honest.

[A]

I feel like a lot of guys. Well, hold on. Here's the thing. If she had a reason to be mad at you, that's one thing. But it doesn't sound like she had a reason to be mad at you. Maybe he had made a comment like, oh, do you think she's single? And it really hurt her feelings because she had feelings for this guy. Now I think you did the right thing by telling her, but. But clearly she didn't take you seriously enough or even thank you.

[B]

So there's some, there's information we don't have here.

[A]

You know the, the best part about story times with me and Isaac is that Isaac is always going to disagree with me.

[B]

No, I just. We don't have enough info.

[A]

I feel like we do have.

[B]

It doesn't seem like the guy is like, well, if he has a girlfriend at home, that's a huge issue. But if he didn't have a Girl at home. It just seems like the gals on the team are having drama.

[A]

No, I definitely think it's the guy.

[B]

How is this his fault?

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

Like, actually, he doesn't have a girlfriend at home.

[A]

Like, I. I just feel like.

[B]

It feels. It feels gross. But it's like. Just seems like a lot of, you know, mixing. Right? Like, a lot of. There's a lot going on.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

But he. I mean, he's. I don't know. The 12am thing is crazy and the ignoring on campus is crazy. I think that's shame.

[A]

Like, if a guy is ignoring you on campus, he probably doesn't have feelings for you.

[B]

I would love to see what everybody looks like. I would actually pay money right now. We could look it up. We're not going to do that because that would ruin the fun. But that's very interesting.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

He obviously also liked girl number two because he was, like, talking to her. They obviously went to spring break together. Like, there's layers to this where he just might not have liked the first girl.

[A]

Maybe she meant all spring because I feel like players don't even go on.

[B]

Spring break if he played football. Yeah.

[A]

Either way sounds like they were hugging it for a while.

[B]

It sounds like he actually likes girl number two. I wonder if they're still talking. Are you guys still talking? That's a valid question.

[A]

No, I don't think they are because she said if he ever had a girlfriend. Sorry. Also, like, why is it okay for men to, like, hook up with multiple girls, but for a girl, like, it's looked down upon?

[B]

I have no clue.

[A]

Exactly. Isaac. It's crazy that my daughter is almost two years old. I'm like, where has the time gone? It's crazy how tiny she was in comparing, like, on her changing pad, and now she doesn't even fit on her changing pad anymore. And it's just like, kids grow so quick and so fast, and it's like, I feel like I just blinked. But something that has been very consistent from the time Scottie was a newborn all the way now and being almost two years old, is that I have loved coterie diapers and wipes so much. Okay? And now they're taking baby care from top to bottom with their new skincare line that you can use for all your little ones. And it's designed for sensitive skin from day one, select newborn all the way to toddlers. We all know that baby skin is so delicate. Like their microbiome, their skin barrier, it's all still developing and it's really easy to irritate it. And I'm a big believer that long, complicated routines can potentially cause more unbalance. 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[B]

What is up with the backups, bro? Like, you don't go ahead, Isaac.

[A]

You literally what?

[B]

What? You're going to make fun of my NFL career.

[A]

He randomly followed me on Instagram one day and started liking my photos and then DMed me. Keep in mind, I followed him back and he very publicly had a girlfriend. He would DM me saying a bunch of stuff like that. He wanted to cuddle and I was like, nah, I'm gonna go to bed. So he asked for my Snapchat. Then once he added me on snap, he immediately messaged me and was like, I'm trying to fuck. Quick, switch up.

[B]

So anyways, my Boy said, I'm trying to cuddle.

[A]

Quick, switch up. So anyways, I sent it to his girlfriend.

[B]

Oh, wow. Oh, I know. My boy was stressed when Snapchat said.

[A]

Screenshot, oh, my God, I love you for that. It is crazy because a lot of these guys do go off to college and colleges that are far away if they're an athlete and leave their hometown girlfriends. And usually they make a pack. Right. Like, they're going to. They're like, oh, we'll make it work. Like, the girl is going to go out for every home game, this and that, but until they get to college.

[B]

Oddly specific. Did you have an older boyfriend that you visited?

[A]

No.

[B]

Yeah. You literally did. You had a hockey boy. I don't even know his name.

[A]

Oh, yeah, you did this. But he was fully cheating on me our entire relationship.

[B]

Okay, so keep going.

[A]

So I. I respect, like, guys when they do that, leave, go to college, and they forget about everything they had with their hometown girlfriend. It's. It works out sometimes, but rarely. And I'm going to be very honest with you on that one, because I.

[B]

Had a hometown girlfriend.

[A]

Yeah. And look how that turned out.

[B]

I'm married to somebody else.

[A]

You're crazy today, Isaac. You're crazy.

[B]

Well, I just quite literally am also.

[A]

Like, I just feel like college is such a formative four years where you change as a person. It's supposed to be the time where, like, you really don't have that many responsibilities or supposed to, like, find out who you are and, like, discover a lot about yourself. Like, you and me even took a break mid college because you change so much. I mean, you go to college when you're, like, 18. You graduate when you're what, like 23?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So it's just you change so much during those years that, like, holding on to a relationship in your hometown, it's hard to, like, if you have a healthy enough relationship, you can grow, like, independently. But it's really hard to not be codependent.

[B]

Would you tell Scotty to break up with her boy?

[A]

Absolutely.

[B]

College, four year relationship.

[A]

Absolutely.

[B]

Five year.

[A]

Absolutely.

[B]

Middle school sweethearts?

[A]

Even worse. Yes.

[B]

Wow. What if he was a good guy? Truly? Like, you're like, wait, this is actually a really good guy.

[A]

I don't give a fuck.

[B]

What if he was getting drafted out of high school to play pro baseball, first overall pick?

[A]

No, that's even worse. He's probably even sketchier.

[B]

What, he signs a mega MLB deal and you're just gonna be like, leave him?

[A]

I would say either leave him or marry him.

[B]

I'd be like, bruh, we're. You gotta get the bag.

[A]

No, Isaac. What?

[B]

That's crazy. No, I wouldn't say that. I would never just, you know, pawn off Scotty like that. But the point is, I mean, I agree with you. I think, like, it's very tough to take a high school relationship to college, nor is it advisable. I don't know if it's even worth it.

[A]

Yeah, well, whatever.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

It'll never happen to us. Duh. Wait, I literally just searched. I'm searching NFL teams. Oh, and stories are coming up.

[B]

Oh, God.

[A]

Okay, I have two stories.

[B]

Wait, give me the team first.

[A]

Should I say the team name?

[B]

Yes, if they put the team. Say the team that's on them.

[A]

Oh, my God, this is so bad. This is so bad.

[B]

That's on them.

[A]

I can't see this one.

[B]

Yes, you can read it. We can delete it later. Read it.

[A]

No, I'm. I'm gonna. I'm blur, but I'm not gonna say the team name.

[B]

Okay, okay, we can blur about the team.

[A]

Okay, hold on. My girlfriend signed up on sugardaddies.com and was connected to the bleep eye surgeon at the time. He was very unattractive while she was very attractive. She ended up dating him quotes for a while. And although she and us friends thought he was so not attractive, the perks of sitting in the blank box for games were so fun. Great time to be alive. Needless to say, he ended up quotes breaking her heart because he was clearly dating other sugar babies. And she put in parentheses, I think that's what they're called. And would cry over him for a while. I started to wonder if she really. Wait. I started to wonder if she needed eye surgery to wake up and not cry over Dr. Blank.

[B]

That's a good one.

[A]

That part was sad, but still really funny to look back on because he was so, so, so not good looking and she was hot and he was a player and, you know, hell yeah. Good for him.

[B]

I don't even know if you can put that in the player category. That's just like I'm. This is a clear transaction.

[A]

Oh, because of the sugar daddies thing?

[B]

Yeah. I mean, he's like, that's weird. Who? Like, I'm just like, that's somebody's daughter going on that website signing up for that. Like, my daughter Scotty better never need a show. I like, you're not getting a sugar daddy. What? Why are you searching that?

[A]

Actually, my. This girl that took over my sublease for One of my years in college during the summer, sold feet pics and she made a fuck ton of money.

[B]

That's way less weird than typing in, going on the Internet. By the way, there's not an app for this. You're going on, pulling out the laptop and going, sugardaddy.com, like, that's crazy work.

[A]

I mean, what are you gonna do?

[B]

I need to calm down because I'm like, there's a lot of other options other than sugar daddy dot com. Also, there's not a clear payment. You're kind of just signing up to hopefully have some guy pay for you.

[A]

But my thing is, like with a sugar daddy, are you just getting dinner paid for or.

[B]

That's what I'm saying.

[A]

Are you getting like your rent paid? Because if you're getting your rent paid, I would definitely go out to dinner once a month.

[B]

I mean, we should do that now. Like, bro.

[A]

Expensive.

[B]

We can hit that now. My wife's very attractive woman.

[A]

Put together some of your joking.

[B]

I'm obviously joking.

[A]

Is he kidding me? Isaac, you're my sugar daddy now.

[B]

If they want to pay for this office space and the mortgage, I'm not joking.

[A]

Okay? This is not about me, but my old roommate. So we went on a girls trip to Vegas and she told us that she had this connect with tables. So we show up at the state.

[B]

Club and find out there's always that girl who's like, yeah, I know somebody.

[A]

And find out the table belongs to 10 NFL players. Loki had a great time, but my roommate at the time decided to leave with a player. They go back to his room and you know what? And then he takes her shopping at Revolve, pays for her hair, her nails, dinner. We start googling this guy, only to find out he has a wife and three kids. Fast forward a few months, he flies her out to Miami for the weekend. His wife shows up and flips out. Turns out he only booked her a one way ticket because he, quote, didn't know how long they would be there. So she was stranded in Miami with no hotel, no car, no return flight home. He obviously ghosted her once his wife unexpectedly showed up. Last time I checked, the player and his wife were still together. That's so fudgeing sad.

[B]

Well, that's bad. I mean that's, I guess so fudgeing sad.

[A]

And that's so fucking bad.

[B]

Here's what's shameful about it.

[A]

Why players do that. Just leave your wife. This is what's what pisses me off. You're not just a Shitty husband, you're a shitty dad. If you're cheating on your wife, you're a shitty dad.

[B]

Here's what's trash the guy.

[A]

Yeah, well, I wish she put her name, his name.

[B]

He lives in Miami because she sets you into Miami. He's bringing a woman.

[A]

I think, I think it was no way game in Miami.

[B]

Either way, he's bringing a woman to the place where, like, his children are. Like, he's flying her into that.

[A]

It was away game.

[B]

So he plays for the Raiders.

[A]

No, he doesn't. Who mentioned the Raiders?

[B]

They were in Vegas. We only have cities. Vegas and Miami.

[A]

No, but he doesn't live in either. It was just like guy NFL guys going out and then it was at an away game because his wife showed up in Miami.

[B]

This guy's a loser.

[A]

Are you kidding me? Yeah.

[B]

This guy having three kids and doing that is like you. You're willing to throw your whole life away. But he, if he's doing that, he has to know his wife just won't leave him because it's like, okay, he's going to get caught.

[A]

That's just so fudgeing sad. When I hear stories about this, I get so mad. And when you were in your NFL career, like, I. I prayed that a guy would bring around a side chick in front of me because I do not know how to keep my mouth shut.

[B]

I can tell a story right now.

[A]

I 1000% I don't know because then I'm obligated to tell the wife. I just. I don't understand how you could do that to, like, women give up so much to support their husband's careers.

[B]

We have to have babies.

[A]

When you're a professional athlete, literally three babies, and all of a sudden you're just flying out some chick for what? To just to have just a fuck. By the way, you can blur about.

[B]

The F word, but why?

[A]

Because it sounds vulgar.

[B]

But that's what it is. It's gross.

[A]

That's so sad.

[B]

It is actually sad. Complete agreeance here. But the real question is, did she know that he had a family and kids before she flew out? Exactly. Because then it becomes joint responsibility.

[A]

I. I think I would if. If the first time you hooked up and you didn't know he had a wife and she's in a clear. That's. That's not on you.

[B]

She's in a clear.

[A]

The second you find out you're worse.

[B]

Here's my thing, though.

[A]

Not worse, but you're actively like, yeah, that's fricked.

[B]

Yeah. It's it would be. It's borderline.

[A]

Like, I don't respect a female that can do that.

[B]

It's just joint responsibility at that point. I think it's way more blame on her, way more on the guy because he's bought her tick be. But what is she expecting to. To destroy a marriage and family? I mean, it's all.

[A]

I just don't understand what you're gonna get out of that then.

[B]

That's what I'm saying.

[A]

Is he really that good in bed?

[B]

Yeah, he might be built different.

[A]

Like, is he paying for. I mean, if he's paying for like cool things and like, I guess he.

[B]

Didn'T even get her a return flight. That's crazy. Yeah.

[A]

The best part is that his. He probably didn't even book that flight. I hope, I hope you all know that, like, he probably had a rookie, an assistant, a rookie. I don't even need to know anymore. Okay.

[B]

Oh, God.

[A]

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Spent a few days at his house states away from where I live, doing all the typical couple things, going on dates, being intimate. Well, one night his doorbell rings and this woman was on his doorstep streaming into the ring camera. Literally still have the footage that she saw me go inside and she can't believe he would have me over when he can't even answer her text. She rang the doorbell and screamed about me being in the house for about 10 minutes. Turns out she had been watching his house slash us through my time here. We laughed it off because girl was clearly going through it and upset that I was in his bed and she wasn't. Fast forward to July 2024 juicy I'm at work, I'm a wedding planner for a wedding venue and my assistant comes up to me and tells me there's a client on my phone inquiring about a 2025 wedding. I took the call and the first thing the woman says is I'm so sorry, this is a person. I'm so sorry, this is a personal call. I'm not actually getting married when I need to talk to you. Do you know Blank the woman on the phone turned out to be his girlfriend of over a year and separate from the woman who came to his house.

[B]

Oh God.

[A]

Long story short, I had written the guy a letter before I left the trip in January. He kept it in his dresser and his girlfriend found it even more wild. In my personal life I go by my initials and at work I go by my legal first name. I had signed the letter with my initials and the girlfriend somehow found me and my place of employment despite my full name not being on the letter and being in an entirely different state. I gave her my cell phone number and sent her all the receipts. She chose to stay with him as he, quote, insistent he would be insisted he would be different, as if he didn't cheat on her with multiple women while they were together. It was wild, but I still kind of laugh about it to this day.

[B]

Wow, my boy is just freestyling.

[A]

I just want to Know why stay freestyling.

[B]

Like, wait, I want to know who the girl knocking was.

[A]

I mean, another side hoe that just came to.

[B]

Who that has ring camera access. So you have a girl that you flew in, that you're going on dates with and you visited her. You have ring camera access to another girl.

[A]

You might have a girlfriend in a different. In one state, a side ho by you. Because, like, what if he had a dog and he needed a side hoe to watch his dog?

[B]

Very common with ring camera access.

[A]

Yeah, because I don't know. I don't know why it's not hard to get someone's ring camera access. I hope not. I hope it is actually.

[B]

Also, why was he okay? Discontinue.

[A]

I. I just don't understand why a woman would stay with a professional athlete after finding out he cheated one. They're probably going to cheat again. They're actually not going to change. They'll never change. If they're che cheating on you, they're going to cheat on everybody else.

[B]

Maybe she just wanted closure, though.

[A]

Number two, I understand the hype around being with a professional athlete because, yeah, like, it is kind of cool. Sorry. Like, the fame, the money.

[B]

I mean, you wouldn't be Alison Coots without it.

[A]

No. I'm not gonna lie. It is really cool. And then one day they're gonna retire.

[B]

And then be addicted to running marathons and become frail. Here we are.

[A]

But I just. You actually have to love the person if you're gonna want to stay with them. And I'm sure that's all. What. I'm sure. I'm sure that's what they all say, right? Like, oh, I do love him. But, like, take the. Take the football or professional sport out of it. Like, is he a good person? It sounds like he's not. Do you actually want to raise a child with that person?

[B]

The interesting piece, though, is if. Do you think women have, like, more incentive to stay with a guy like this if they. If they're your significant other, signed a massive contract? Because, yeah, if you stay with somebody who, like, didn't make a crazy amount of money and they did that to you while they played, and then the fame goes away. It is actually like, wow, y' all don't even really have bread like that. And it's an awful person.

[A]

I think the hard thing is, like, let's say you've been with this guy from, like, freshman year of college all the way into, like, his fifth year in the NFL, like, what, 10 years? So let's say that Happens and he signs, like, a huge, massive contract, and you're like, oh, like, I've been putting up with all of this. This, like, all of the late nights, early mornings, like, moving around, moving away from my friends and family, like, sacrificing a lot. And then I'm know what? Like, just leave with no money to my name. Like, that kind of sucks.

[B]

So do you.

[A]

I think that might be controversial.

[B]

What's like, the cutoff or what's like, the. The number? There. There is, like, an objective number of money that somebody has that makes, like, their behavior more or less acceptable. Not every woman or man believes would abide to that.

[A]

It's, like, definitely not.

[B]

There's a chart. Like, the more money you make, the more lenient.

[A]

Absolutely. I think the more. I think that. That men know that. I think professional athletes know that. And they have, like, oh, I'm making $100 million. I'm gonna let this girl tell me what I can and can't do. This will be our last story for this episode, but if you guys really like these episodes, let me know. We can make it more frequent.

[B]

Juicy.

[A]

Yeah. I've actually wanted to start a podcast of, like, just you and I reading relationship stories because I think we're really fun. I think we always disagree, though.

[B]

What if we just repurpose Sunday Sports Club and this is all we did.

[A]

I love it.

[B]

Sports stories that actually would go, dummy.

[A]

Okay. Anyways. Okay. This girl goes, God, I could write a book. A guy that was playing on the blank who was married, and I didn't know because he told me they were divorced. Had me, his wife and his girlfriend at the time. Didn't know about her either. All in a city at training camp at the same time.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

Then he actually did end up leaving his wife and married his girlfriend, who was the side piece of the time.

[B]

Do you know how delusional you have.

[A]

To be to have three women?

[B]

No, no to. To be anywhere and bring and be with your wife and invite another woman. That is your psycho. Like, if we go on a. We go to New York and I'm, like, texting another girl, I can't fly you in. And I'm like, ally, I'm gonna go work out. And I go, just sleep with another woman. That's psycho.

[A]

I think you're addicted to sex if that's the case.

[B]

No, you're addicted to, like. To, like. Like, you're. What's the word that I'm looking? Like, adrenaline. Like, you want just. You do, like, risk.

[A]

It's so Sad. The same girl has a different story.

[B]

Oh God. I mean, she's really out here.

[A]

Another story. I was seeing this guy who played for the Blank. I was living in Denver. He flew me out one day and I landed and got there. He told me he had an MRI and he would be back. His MRI was at 7pm by midnight. I texted him, asking, wearing, wondering, hey.

[B]

Where are you with your mri?

[A]

Mind you, I only landed an hour before he had to leave. I fell asleep in his bed and woke up at five in the morning and he still wasn't home.

[B]

Mind you, the MRI was going.

[A]

This is during season. At 6:30am I called his assistant because I now was worried about his well being. He finally texted me saying he'd be home after practice. When he got home, he told me I fell asleep at my teammates. Years later he admitted to me he actually had another girl flown out at the same time as me and he booked her hotel and Syria. Stayed there the first night I was there. Why?

[B]

Wait, I need to know who this is. That's crazy.

[A]

What? The fork.

[B]

That's crazy. Work Bride to fl. It's just so disrespectful because like you can't look at women if that's how you act. You can't look at women like they're actual humans. Like you're looking at women like objects because you're just like, oh, I don't care how she's sitting at home feeling, it's crazy. I would feel bad. I'd be like, dang, that's actually kind of sucks. She landed and like I didn't get her any food or anything. She's just here like by herself.

[A]

I think you have a heart.

[B]

In my house. I would be, it would, it would.

[A]

Bother me if, if your daughter came home and said that like that had happened.

[B]

I would kill somebody.

[A]

I would be like, why are you getting flown out by a guy who's not giving you a time?

[B]

I would give her my credit car.

[A]

Also, if you get flown out by a guy and he is not picking you up from the airport with fudgeing flowers, chocolates, and your favorite fast food, get the fuck back on a plane. Literally, get the fuck. Get your ass back into the airport, recheck your fucking bag, turn around and just count it as like hanging out at 30,000ft for the day. Because no.

[B]

What? What? Like how long do you date somebody before they should pick you up at the airport with flowers?

[A]

Zero. Food, zero. I think that if a guy is flying you out to see you, he.

[B]

Should make it an experience.

[A]

He should. Yes. You're taking the time to fly to a different place, and I think also vice versa. Like, let's not gender. Gender stereotype. Like, if you're. If a guy is flying out to see you, I think you should make it special for that person too. Treat it like a hometown. Like, if he's flying you out to Miami, like, he better be picking the air for Air Force Air Fork. This guy is clearly an idiot. Going to get an MRI at 7pm have you ever heard of a player going to get.

[B]

He believed him, though, Isaac.

[A]

Have you ever heard of that?

[B]

For sure. After. If you get hurt at practice, you might get an MRI at 6:37. I've got a MRI with the Chargers late.

[A]

So you were at another house. Okay.

[B]

She called the assistant, though. She knew what she was doing when she called the assistant. She said, I'm gonna make his life complicated. I would be pissed off. I was a woman. I came all the way out and it was by myself. Like, where is the water? Where is it?

[A]

She probably was so confused, though, because she was like, I'm at your apartment. Where.

[B]

Also, was she texting him? Like, should I just order dinner or should I just wait? But yeah, like, was he. Like, yeah, I'll be back in a little bit. We'll get dinner together. Like, what was his vibe? What was his play? I don't know what your play is there. Geez, it's interesting.

[A]

These stories are so juicy. I loved this episode so much. I hope you guys enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed it. I'm sorry for having to bleep out all the. All the team names and different things, but, like, you know, we just got to keep it kosher over here. It is so sad, though, because it's just sad.

[B]

Yeah. I mean, it's. Here's why it's not sad. Here's the actual.

[A]

I don't want to hear your opinion.

[B]

No. But here's why. It's actually not that sad. It's not that sad because in the moment, a lot of these folks are just the. The male and female are just trying to have a good time. And so regardless, like, in those moments, they're just having a good time. Like, they're just hanging out, whatever. So, like, it's not all super emotional. Like, the girl talking about he had a girlfriend and a wife. Like, you obviously are there to just hang out. So, like, you're not that hurt by it.

[A]

It's not like, I just want to know how emotionally involved. Involved these Players are when they, like, they still have a wife or they still have a girlfriend. I will say, in my time being in and around the NFL, I never met or even came across another guy who was like, yeah, like, I have my, like, girlfriend out here knowing he had a wife. I've never been exposed to that. You were never firsthand. I've never firsthand been exposed to that. So when I say, like, all of these guys are not cheaters. I only got the good side of these guys.

[B]

Our friend groups were always like, stand up. Really, really good guys. There's a lot of really, really, really good guys.

[A]

In the end, I feel like good guys hang around good guys.

[B]

Yeah. A lot of great guys.

[A]

Yeah. I mean, yeah, I'm not hanging out with, like, I didn't hang around with a lot of girlfriends, but, like, yeah, I never. I never heard of anything sketchy happening. And if I did, I would have very much been vocal about that. To that girl, I think the only.

[B]

Thing you had is maybe like, like, oh, hey, your girlfriend. Okay, like, we're halfway through the season, they break up. Oh, wait, there's another girl. Like, but it's clean. It's not like, it was never.

[A]

Yeah, it was never, like, super dirty. I do have a crazy story, but it's gonna have to wait for the next story time.

[B]

Oh, man, we're all waiting.

[A]

Yeah. And I do know about this story, and it is crazy, but we'll have to wait.

[B]

All right. That's all she wrote.

[A]

All right, guys, thank you so much for tuning into Sunday Sports Club Podcast every Sunday. You can get us wherever you listen to your podcast. We're also available on YouTube. And if you have a story you want to write in, head over to the Sunday Sports Club podcast Instagram, and we'll have one of the little bubbles where you guys can send mission. Hope you enjoyed. We'll see you next Sunday.

[B]

Bye.

[A]

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