4th and South - Fournette & Landry on WILD Nick Saban & Alabama recruitment, 2017 NFL draft RB class | 4th & South

Summary

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4th and South: Fournette & Landry on Nick Saban, Alabama Recruitment, Legendary NFL RB Class & More

Podcast: The Herd with Colin Cowherd | 4th & South
Date: March 28, 2026
Hosts: Jarvis Landry & Leonard Fournette

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Episode Overview

This episode of 4th and South is a rich, personal, and highly entertaining conversation between NFL stars Jarvis Landry and Leonard Fournette. The duo discusses everything from the all-time great 2017 NFL running back draft class, deep stories about college recruitment (including wild antics by Nick Saban and the pressure of LSU/Bama decisions), reflections on their pro journeys, candid banter about speed and competitiveness, to insightful takes on the changing landscape of college football, NIL, and the value of maximizing one's own career. The tone is energetic, authentic, and full of playful trash-talk, New Orleans pride, and unfiltered athlete memories.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Blind RB Rankings & the Legendary 2017 Draft Class

• Segment: [06:31]–[09:09]
  • Jarvis challenges Leonard to blindly rank five RBs: Austin Ekeler, Christian McCaffrey, Alvin Kamara, Joe Mixon, Dalvin Cook.
  • Lenny's picks: McCaffrey #1, Kamara #2, Mixon #3, Cook #4, Ekeler #5.
  • After the list, he admits:

    "I think I kind of mess it up... Dalvin Cook in Minnesota’s undefeated." — Leonard Fournette [08:06]

  • The hosts reflect on the 2017 draft class: Kamara, Cook, Mixon, Hunt, Chubb, McCaffrey — “one of the best” ever.

2. Personal Connections: Playing with/against the Greats

• Landry recalls playing with Kareem Hunt and Nick Chubb, calls Chubb "the most selfless teammate... team on his back so many weeks" [09:52].
• Fournette shares a rare story about getting Nick Chubb to laugh in a Miami club [10:34].

3. The CMC Move: Carolina vs. 49ers Debate

• [11:44]–[16:38]
  • The hosts debate whether McCaffrey’s career would look different if he stayed in Carolina.
  • Jarvis suggests CMC “forced his way out” of Carolina:

    "There's speculation out there... CMC, you know, was hurt, but he may have not been hurt, and he kind of forced his way out of Carolina." — Jarvis Landry [12:38]

  • Fournette defends him:

    "Do what you gotta do to better your career... Sometimes you just gotta look out for yourself." — Leonard Fournette [13:23]

  • They debate whether CMC would have turned Carolina into a winner with Bryce Young at QB.

4. Joe Mixon’s Value, the Bengals & LSU Transplants

• [18:13]–[20:36]
  • Jarvis: “Do you think (Mixon) leaving Cincinnati has hindered the growth of that team?” — points to loss of run threat affecting Burrow & passing game.

5. Alvin Kamara & the Heart of the Saints

• [21:05]–[23:36]
  • Debate if the Saints could ever afford to let Kamara go. Fournette:

    "When the Saints are winning, the violence go down 60%." — Leonard Fournette [22:58]

6. Recruitment Stories: 2014 High School Class, Nick Saban’s Antics, Pressure to Stay Home

• [23:43]–[39:44]
  • Leonard’s story: Nick Saban giving him the hard sell during a visit, taking him on a high-speed ATV ride at Saban's mansion.

    "He said, ‘If you flip this [ATV], you gonna commit here’. Hold up, let me slow this down then." — Leonard Fournette [34:12]

  • Saban’s quote after losing Fournette:

    "One of the hardest things about recruiting is that you really develop relationships... and it's very disappointing when...they choose elsewhere... Leonard Fournette comes to mind." — Nick Saban via Fournette [34:41]

  • Leonard on why he chose LSU: family, NOLA pride, and local support.

    “I was homegrown golden child... every Saturday I put that boot on my back and I had on my business.” [39:46]

7. Mount Rushmore of LSU Running Backs

• [40:31]–[43:42]
  • Fournette lists his all-time LSU RBs (excluding himself): Kevin Faulk, Jeremy Hill, Derrius Guice, Joseph Addai, Clyde Edwards-Helaire.
  • Fun banter on breaking records, competition, and “owing” each other for bets won.

8. Spring Football, Practice Intensity & Brotherhood

• [57:30]–[59:41]
  • Stories about practicing at LSU — big hits, building bonds:

    "First day of spring practice... big-on-big every day. You got Lenny Fournette and Jamal Adams going head to head.” — Jarvis Landry [59:07]

  • Lenny:

    “That kind of built the brotherhood, and that set the tone.” [59:16]

9. Speed, Track, and Who’s Faster?

• [75:08]–[78:34]
  • Banter escalates on who was/ is faster, track as a key football skill, $10k wager on a race.

10. Baseball What-ifs & Athletic Hypotheticals

• [74:10]–[85:10]
  • Leonard was an 85mph pitcher in 10th grade, but chose football due to overlaps with track.
  • Hypotheticals: what’s harder — hitting a 95mph fastball or catching a slant? Stealing two bases in the MLB?
  • Landry calls for a “4th and South Olympics” to test all these claims.

11. F1 Miami & Broadening the Sports Horizon

• [87:17]–[90:22]
  • Both hosts geek out about F1, the Miami GP, and McLaren.
  • Fournette: “Who doesn’t love winners? ... I am definitely Team McLaren.”
  • They riff on what color their dream 4th and South McLaren would be.

12. Joe Flacco QB Debate

• [91:12]–[94:34]
  • Jarvis: “Can Joe Flacco still be a starter?”
  • Fournette: “That’s still that dog in him... wants to go out like a warrior.”
  • They compare Flacco’s numbers to Jacoby Brissett, debate starting jobs.

13. Collectibles, Pokémon, and Why Not Trading Cards?

• [94:56]–[97:58]
  • Fournette urges Landry to get into card collecting, tells him a Charizard sold for $16M.
  • Jarvis: “Bro, why do we choose to play football, bro? We could have just been collecting cards!” [96:12]

14. NIL, Recruiting, and Athlete Empowerment

• [70:09]–[71:32]
  • Discussion on how NIL money changes recruiting, opening doors for “front door” deals.
  • Reflect on empowering younger athletes to think beyond football—maybe F1, maybe collectibles.

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• Nick Saban’s Recruitment Styles:
  “Put gas, gas the jet up.” — Jarvis Landry on Saban's all-out approach [26:25]

• On the Saints & New Orleans:
  "When the Saints are winning, the violence go down 60%." — Leonard Fournette [22:58]

• Athletic Bragging Rights:
  “I was 240 running a 4.52... in the NFL burning, ain’t nobody catching me.” — Leonard Fournette [60:13]

• On Staying Home in Louisiana:
  “...family, I had a child at the time. I didn’t want to be that far from my daughter. It just made perfect sense for me to be an LSU Tiger.” — Leonard Fournette [39:46]

• Trash Talk:
  “That same three leg parlay, put that 10k... I’ll burn you in a race." — Jarvis Landry / Fournette [76:13]

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The Original Tone:

• Unfiltered athlete-to-athlete banter (lots of “bro”, “son”, “dog”, and playful cussing)
• Mix of deep pride (Louisiana/LSU/NOLA) and candid honesty
• Humorous, sometimes wild storytelling (recruiting, club nights, practice fights)
• Real talk about athlete self-interest, career moves, and maximizing personal value
• Commitment to encouraging next-gen athletes to broaden their view beyond just football

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Timestamps for Major Segments

| Topic/Story | Start | |------------------------------------------------|---------| | Blind RB Rankings (Fournette's Top 5) | 06:31 | | 2017 Draft Class Reflections | 09:13 | | Nick Chubb Stories & Teammate Praise | 09:52 | | McCaffrey Carolina/49ers Debate | 11:44 | | Joe Mixon's Value to Bengals | 18:13 | | Alvin Kamara, Saints, and Impact | 21:05 | | Leonard’s Wild Saban/Bama Recruitment | 26:13 | | LSU vs. Alabama, “Choosing Home” | 39:44 | | LSU All-Time RB Mount Rushmore | 40:31 | | Legendary LSU Practice Stories | 57:30 | | Track vs Football, Fastest Debates/Wagers | 75:08 | | Baseball What-ifs, Slant Route vs 95mph Fastball| 74:10 | | F1 Miami & Sports Passions | 87:17 | | Joe Flacco Should Be a Starter? | 91:12 | | Pokémon Cards and Collectibles | 94:56 | | NIL & Recruiting Changes | 70:09 |

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For Listeners Who Missed It...

This episode is a masterclass in storytelling and athlete candor. It’s packed with locker room stories, college recruiting lore, and insightful, often hilarious banter between two of Louisiana’s greatest football products. The show highlights what makes college football culture so compelling, the pressures and choices young athletes face, and why the 2017 RB class stands out as a golden era. It’s also a surprising love song to F1 and sports outside of football—plus a nudge toward card collecting wealth! If you love honest player perspectives with room for jokes, rivalry, and local pride, this one is a must-hear.

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[Leonard Fournette]

What's up, babe? You know, I went to Turkey, got the hair done, got the durag on. You know what I'm saying?

[Jarvis Landry]

No. Huh?

[Leonard Fournette]

Hold on, hold on, hold on, son. Damn.

[Jarvis Landry]

Something like that.

[Leonard Fournette]

I got a little blood. That's why I'm just, you know, just all the way around. Just trying to give you right.

[Jarvis Landry]

Full thing.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, whole thing. I might have come out with a bush.

[Jarvis Landry]

What's up, y'? All? This is fourth is out, and we back for another one. Appreciate all the love, all the subscriptions, all the follows, all the likes, all the comments. We see y', all, we love y'. All. We thinking about y', all, and we here to do it again. Again. I'm Jarvis Landry. No, no, no other. All right. Okay. So I need to just stay, Stay, stay, stay. That's good. It. It.

[Leonard Fournette]

Let's run it.

[Jarvis Landry]

All right, all right. Damn. We got to keep that other piece by with the linen, though. Yeah. Maybe that could be the little snippet before the. Before the actual begins.

[Leonard Fournette]

That's what I'm saying. That's why we did that. You know, I'm trying to make it make sense.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, 100% head ass man. What's up? We back another episode, 4th and South. I'm Jarvis Juice Landry. I'm with my co host, Mr. Lenny Booger Farnet. One of the best to ever do it. What's up, my brother? How you feeling?

[Leonard Fournette]

I'm good. How y' all doing out there today? My beautiful people.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yes, man. Yes, man. We, we just want to give a big shout out to y', all, man, for, you know, following us, commenting, subscribing. It's been, it's been incredible, you know, last three weeks and we just getting started, man. Last week we opened up with a football question to Lenny. This week, I think we should do the same thing.

[Leonard Fournette]

So you think so you think so

[Jarvis Landry]

I think we should do the same thing, you know.

[Leonard Fournette]

Let's do it.

[Jarvis Landry]

Let's go blind. Ranks. Okay, Five running backs, one to five, rank them. You ready?

[Leonard Fournette]

Let's do it. All right.

[Jarvis Landry]

Austin Eckler.

[Leonard Fournette]

And we have five.

[Jarvis Landry]

We got five.

[Leonard Fournette]

Okay, so. So I put Austin at five.

[Jarvis Landry]

Understood. Christian McAffrey,

[Leonard Fournette]

can you, can we skip him and come back?

[Jarvis Landry]

No, son.

[Leonard Fournette]

Okay, okay, okay. This is not Christian. Okay.

[Jarvis Landry]

My fault.

[Leonard Fournette]

I apologize. I was trying to cheat the test. Christian at one right now.

[Jarvis Landry]

Love it. Alvin Camara.

[Leonard Fournette]

I'll put Elvin at two.

[Jarvis Landry]

Okay, so we got Austin Eckler at five. Christian McCaffrey at one. We got Elvin Camara at two.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes.

[Jarvis Landry]

Joe Mixon. I like Joe Mixon.

[Leonard Fournette]

I know. He's tough. He's tough, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

He's versatile, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Okay, I'll put you at three.

[Jarvis Landry]

Three, Three. Okay. Okay.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

So. So the last person got to be number four. And that last person is Dalvin Cook. Oh. So how you feeling about your top five right now?

[Leonard Fournette]

I think, I think I kind of mess it up.

[Jarvis Landry]

Where did you mess it up?

[Leonard Fournette]

Delvin Cook. I will put def. I will probably put Delvin at 2 or 3.

[Jarvis Landry]

Over AK. Over Joe mix.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes. Yes. I think, I think Delvin Cook in Minnesota's undefeated.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, he definitely was a dog. Yeah, he definitely was a dog. Full time Pro Bowler, full 1,000 yard seasons.

[Leonard Fournette]

That's what I'm saying.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, man. 17 total touchdowns in 2020. He was an animal. I just like Joe Mick's game because he's like versatile. Like, you know, he. You could motion him out the backfield, he'd do some damage. He could leave. He's an every down back to me. He could do it all.

[Leonard Fournette]

He is, he is. He is definitely every down back. But, you know, since we can't, we can't go Back with our. Our picks, bro. I. I would have to say I'm pretty comfortable with who I picked.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, no, I feel that. I feel that. I feel that. Well, you know.

[Leonard Fournette]

Wait, wait, wait. All these guys. Damn. I just noticed all these guys from my class. Yeah, that's all 2017 guys.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. A hundred percent.

[Leonard Fournette]

I like that. I like that.

[Jarvis Landry]

100%. 100%. How do you feel about, like, your draft class? Like, would you say, like, your draft class was, like, one of the most elite running back classes to date?

[Leonard Fournette]

I believe so, you know, because there's a couple of guys who we didn't mention, and we've got Kareem Hunt, you know. Yeah. I believe in the last couple of years, that 2017 class with the RBS is one of the best.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, bro, Kareem was a dog, bro. I played with him, bro. And, bro, Kareem was always upset because he wasn't getting on the field enough. And another guy that was in your class, I believe, was Nick Chubb, bro. And Nick Chubb, the Batman, bro. Yeah, straight animal. One of the best teammates I ever played with, first of all. Second of all, the most selfless teammate that I ever played with, for sure. Third of all this, bro, he had the team on his back for so many weeks. At one point in time, I'm just like, look, just get a ball to

[Leonard Fournette]

Nick Chub, and he don't talk, huh? Nick ch. Was quiet.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, bro, he ain't saying a word.

[Leonard Fournette]

Nick don't talk like that, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

He ain't saying a word. But when he.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, my first time seeing Nick laugh, we was out in. We was out in the club in Miami. I made a joke.

[Jarvis Landry]

Went to a club.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, he gave me with the club, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes. Yes. Me and Nick, bro, We went to the club, was by the car. I made a joke, you know, he laughed. He laughed. He got a weird laugh. He was like. He was like. I said, damn. I said, you laughing? He was like, nah, that shit was funny for real.

[Jarvis Landry]

Died, Nick, man.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, he's one of the best guys to be around, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

He. Bro, he. Bro, he had a incredible career so far, bro. Like, when we was in Cleveland, bro, I could just remember times where, you know, again, a silent assassin where he's not saying much, bro, but on the ball, getting his hands, bro, his game is speaking so loud, dog. Like, guys were afraid to tackle this, man. Bro, like, I'm not kidding. And. And he didn't. He didn't even get drafted as high as you guys, right? He didn't get drafted as high as you guys, Right. I think you guys may have had the most prolific, if not the very best running back draft class ever with. With UNCM leading the charge.

[Leonard Fournette]

Bro, bro, listen, bro. Like that. That class, I believe for. For many years, you know, that. That 2017 running back class was leading the way, you know, and you still have guys who are paving the way, leading the way right now to this day, you know, And I believe, you know, I think people kind of misconstrue some of our years too, when, you know, what if. What if CMC didn't go to the 49ers, you know, would he be ranked where he's at right now if he stayed at Carolina when they was losing? When. See, when he was hurt for two seasons in a row and nobody and somebody that kind of. They kind of fell off on his career.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

Like, you gotta. You gotta think about that. So. And I'm thinking about like, damn, we did the rankings, right? Where would I rank myself?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, no, it's tough one. That's a tough one. Guys got a great class. You mentioned something about CMC out in Carolina, right? There's speculation out there that, you know, he knew that team was tanking and he didn't want it. We talk about prime years all the time. We talk about giving a team our prime years. And. And they. They trading their guys away. They. They tanking the season for this other player. There's speculations out there. Right. And. And that. That cmc, you know, was hurt, but he may have not been hurt, and he kind of forced his way out of Carolina. How do you feel about that?

[Leonard Fournette]

Do what you gotta do.

[Jarvis Landry]

Hey, hey.

[Leonard Fournette]

Do what you gotta do to. To better your career, to better yourself. Right. Cause for a long period of time, they were saying CM was. Christian, was injury prone.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

When he was playing 98% of the snaps and, you know, they got rid of Cam Newton, everything was going through the running game. Right. Everything was going through him. So, man, sometimes, bro, you get put in situations where, you know, it's about me. You know, I understand. He loves the team. You know, he's a great. He is a great teammate. Everyone speaks highly of him, but at some point, at some point in your career, look out for yourself. So whether he faked it or not, he's in a great situation now.

[Jarvis Landry]

Okay, Another. Another question. CMC on this New Carolina team. Bryce Young coming into his own. He's figuring out this leadership thing.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

Figuring out the, you know, who his weapons is. Obviously they had good. They Got a good backfield. I think they had a good, decent one two punch. Right. One of the guys this year he went to the Steelers, got traded to the Steelers. But how do you think Carolina's offense backfield would look with Bryce playing at the level he's playing with CMC back there. Do you think they beat the LA Rams in the overtime game? Is cmc? Was CMC the missing piece? What's your thoughts on that?

[Leonard Fournette]

I think my honest opinion, brother.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

From the heart.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

Doesn't work my. Doesn't work my boy. It's gonna work him like a. You know what I'm saying? Like a mule.

[Jarvis Landry]

He getting worked right now in San Francisco, it's no different.

[Leonard Fournette]

It's different though, because he has, I think in San Francisco he has better pieces around him. Right. Also, and also the coaching. I think Kyle Shanahan is a. Has a. I'm not gonna say a better coach, but he has the upper hand on the coach in Carolina. Right. He's. He's finding ways to get Christian open, get him in one on one, one on one situations.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yep.

[Leonard Fournette]

So I just, I just think. I don't know if Christian was in the round. Well, playing against Carolina for the Rams. Well, against the Rams, I don't think it would have made a difference.

[Jarvis Landry]

What. I think it would have made a huge difference. I think. I think it. I think it would have made. Made all the difference having a guy like that on the field. For any team, having a guy like that on the field that you could put in situ, one on one situations.

[Leonard Fournette]

True.

[Jarvis Landry]

With linebackers, you got to bring another DB on the field. Right. The different type of personnel that we see, you know, my guy out in Shanahan out in, in San Francisco, using them in. Right. I think that is to the benefit of any team that has a player like cmc. I just feel like it was tough seeing Cam Newton leave that team.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

I've seen Coach Rivera leave that team. Right. And. And I just didn't. I think looking back at it, he definitely made the right decision whether he forced his way out.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

You know, whatever, whatever. I'm happy that he got out of there to be able to be on a, on a, on a championship contending team with more, even more weapons. George Kittle. They just signed Mike Evans, a dog. Brock Purdy, who's, Who's back there. And I will be. I will stand in the middle of the road and say I did not believe in Brock Purdy. I did not think he was a quarterback that can get the Job done. I would be the first to admit maybe I was wrong.

[Leonard Fournette]

Well, hey, am I. In my honest opinion, I think you could put any quarterback in Kyle Shanahan's offense and they will prosper. You see what Mac Jones was doing

[Jarvis Landry]

from the Patriots?

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, I ain't really, I ain't really people. Yes.

[Leonard Fournette]

When, when, when he, when 13 got hurt. Yeah, my man came in and was zipping it, doing his thing. Yes. Making the right, the right throws, you know, I think. And I also come from the coach put him in the right position to make those plays. So, hey, that's a, that's, that's, that's a great offense. A scheme they got over there at 4 9. My guy.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, I agree, I agree. I love everything that they do over there, man. Like, Kyle Shanahan has been at it for a long time, doing a lot of great things as an offensive coordinator. You know what I mean? So I'm, I'm.

[Leonard Fournette]

I had to make sure I wasn't leaking, brother Paul. I was like, you know, hold on.

[Jarvis Landry]

This man. Watch out.

[Leonard Fournette]

Hold on.

[Jarvis Landry]

Speaking. Speaking of running backs, you mentioned Joe Mix being like a great puzzle piece. Do you think him leaving Cincinnati has hindered the growth of that team? Right. You look at Joe Burrow, Jamar, Chase T. Higgins, you know, all of the success that they was having was, yeah, to me playing their division, it was paired with the ring game. Like, you know, Joe Mix was, he was, he was the thing that got the pot, the ball rolling. To me, obviously, you know, Burrow is amazing, you know, but the running game, now that they don't have it, you know, I feel like that's like a chink in the armor, you know, I know you keep up with LSU guys. Like, do you have any thoughts about, like, you know, Joe Mix leaving that offense or if that was the real reason why the, you know, outside of the injuries, they haven't been successful.

[Leonard Fournette]

I mean, I mean, at the end of the day, we don't know the in house situations of each and every organization. Right. And us watching the Bengals, knowing what they're capable of when they run a game, especially when Joe Mix is on the road, it takes a lot off Joe Borough in the passing game. Right. And you know, they have a, they have a decent running back. Chase Brown, I believe, who's number 30, who's fast, but he's not the, He's. I don't think he's the third and one guy to go get it, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you don't you don't make him like Joe, right, that can power and can outrun and could catch and could block. I don't know. But I believe this. A team that's going to pick him up will be. Will be very, very happy.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, no, for sure. I agree. I agree. I think playing in division, well, as, as I played in division, I realized how, like, special he was. Like, he was one of those guys that, like, when they had the football, I didn't go sit down on the bench. Like I went stand up, arms crossed. I ain't gonna say arms crossed. I had a jacket on. Cause it was cold as hell in Cleveland or Cincinnati somewhere. You know what I'm saying? Snow falling on the ground. And I'm watching this guy like, cut like a receiver, catch the ball like a receiver. You know what I mean? Being patient, a patient runner, speed. The power game is there. Like, you know, I feel like if I was a running back, like, that'll be kind of like my style. I ain't gonna lie. He a little bigger than, than I would want to be.

[Leonard Fournette]

He's bigger, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

He big, bro. Big, big back, bro. Good speed, the power. I love watching him play, man. I'm excited for him, man. To see him back on the field this year. I think he's out there in Houston, so it's going to be great to see him and my guy Todd Montgomery out there now too. I think. So It'll be awesome to see what that one, two punch is going to be like, you know, bro, I was watching your boy Tavon Armstead.

[Leonard Fournette]

Tavon Armstadt Travon Armstead, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Sorry about it. I don't get people name right, bro. I apologize, dog. But I was watching him and AK had a podcast recently where AK said, man, I love New Orleans. New Orleans is like my home, my heart. Like, I love the people here. I love the organization. Obviously, we know AK is a phenomenal player. We've talked about this in our, you know, throughout our process of like, you know, AK maybe leaving with the. With the, you know, with them acquiring Travis atn. Atn. So do you feel like AK is one of those players that the Saints can't lose? Or do you think that like, AK is just so committed to Louisiana that he don't ever. Don't. He won't leave.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, let's be real here, brother. AK played a pivotal part in the, in the recent years for the Saints. Whether I understand these last couple of years, it was kind of like a. I'm not gonna say a downfall, but yeah, you can say that because they. Yeah, yeah. When I was with Tampa, you know, we was winning that division. You know what I'm saying? When I was in town, it was one of that division. But see, when they had Breeze, they had Mark ak, Mike Thomas, Michael Thomas, bro, that was a high power offense that was very tricky and very hard to stop. Hear me?

[Jarvis Landry]

I'm not gonna lie, 100%.

[Leonard Fournette]

So do I see him leaving? I do. But as a, as a New Orleans man. New Orleans man, I wouldn't want, I wouldn't want him to leave because he means so much to that city.

[Jarvis Landry]

100%.

[Leonard Fournette]

People got to understand this. When a Saints, when the Saints is winning, the violence go down 60%.

[Jarvis Landry]

True, that's true.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, listen. Front office at the New Orleans says, whatever y' all doing, don't lose, my man. You heard me?

[Jarvis Landry]

Like, we, we.

[Leonard Fournette]

He's one of the reasons why everything decreased.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. Outside of the building. Outside of the building.

[Leonard Fournette]

And, and bro, listen, and it, it's so crazy. We still up on the. He's a 2014 class like myself, we graduated high school.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, I know. We still talking about the.

[Leonard Fournette]

We still talk about the backs from 2014.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, it's special, man.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, I could, bruh, when I, when I was in high school, I, I remember watching these guys, right? Because, you know, Sometimes in a 24, 7 Rivals camp, our names fluctuated. I go from one one time to number two. I decided to be like, you know what, who the, who the is these dudes? Like, let me, let me, let me go check them out, right? So now, bro, a funny ass story, bro. When was in the Under Armor game, right? I met Delvin Cook, I met all the guys, they were kind of comparing, comparing me to and this overall meeting them, see how they were, you know what I'm saying? Under Armor game was in, I believe not Orlando, is it?

[Jarvis Landry]

St. Petersburg.

[Leonard Fournette]

St. Petersburg, right.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

My first time meeting the number one at the time, the number one office alignment in the nation. He's from Louisiana, Big Cam went to West Monroe, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

I can't believe he chose Bama, bruh. But go ahead, I ain't gonna cut you off.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, that shit was crazy. Now that's gonna get into that. We gonna get into that, right? So my first time meeting him, you know, I told you if I didn't play ball, I'd have been a professional gambler. Listen, I took all their money. This is a true story. The day before the game, we shooting dice. They keep asking me, man, where you going at, man? Where you going at? I said, look, brother, I got all this money on this phone. Ask me that after the dice game.

[Jarvis Landry]

I don't want.

[Leonard Fournette]

I don't. I don't hear nothing about no colleges right now. It's about that, about that money, about that bread. So. But this just going back into that, bro, that not even a running back class. To me, that 2014 class was so special, right, because we was the first class to open up doors for a lot of. Especially in my high school. People weren't getting scholarships to lsu. You know, Trey Turner was the first. And it was, you know, Tyron, too big Trey, a dog. A dog. You hear me? Like. Like that.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

But I think the 14 class for me, we opened up so many doors. Like you had. We had on my. My high school team at St. Augustine. St. Augustine High School, the St. Joseph Boys. We had 18 people go D1.

[Jarvis Landry]

My Lord. Y' all boy had a little juco over there, huh?

[Leonard Fournette]

We had 18 people from our class go, go D1. That's a fact.

[Jarvis Landry]

My God.

[Leonard Fournette]

So it's like even in high school, bro, like, the recruiting shit was aggravating too, though.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. Why you say that, bruh?

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah. You know? Yeah. Nick Sabin coming to my. Coming to my school less. We had every. Every major coach from around, they pulling up, they come and see me. You hear me?

[Jarvis Landry]

Put gas, gas the jet up.

[Leonard Fournette]

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[Jarvis Landry]

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[Leonard Fournette]

my, one of my favorite coaches, right? And I know people gonna gonna hate this because you know, I, you know, we Louisiana boys like man, going through up your coach. Nick Saban was my favorite coach, man. Really my favorite. I think how he embarked on my family.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

You know what I'm saying, bro? I could, I could remember on my official visit, you know, he. But he had a crazy ass house, right? Big ass house. Yeah. Yeah. Official visit, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

We ate in there, man. So see, see, I knew I made the right decision, bro. I knew I made the right decision. I ain't get to see the crib. I ain't get to see the crib. I ain't even get to step foot in the door. I knew I made my decision.

[Leonard Fournette]

All right, so what was Your ranking in high school?

[Jarvis Landry]

Me, I was number. I was number three in my state or four in the state.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah. And what about nationally?

[Jarvis Landry]

Nationally, I was number 12 or 17, somewhere between 12 and 17 in the country, but I was. I was the number one receiver in Louisiana.

[Leonard Fournette]

That's why, though, Jarvis, Listen, listen.

[Jarvis Landry]

At that time, you sounded like your buddy, bro. What you trying to say, bro? You sound. You sound like your guy, man. What's up, bro?

[Leonard Fournette]

I'm just, brother, I'm just saying at that time, how Alabama was recruiting. You had to be overall. Yeah, overall.

[Jarvis Landry]

Two time Gatorade player of the year.

[Leonard Fournette]

I was two times, bro. I'm probably still the only person that won that two times back to back.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, definitely. We gotta look that up. Actually, I think I am.

[Leonard Fournette]

I think I am.

[Jarvis Landry]

I'm gonna look that up.

[Leonard Fournette]

And if I. And if I do, and if I am, hey, bro shouts out to my parents, bro shouts out to God. You heard me. Without them, it was impossible. I swear. It was impossible. Listen, my recruit story, bro. We're going down the hill, right? We're going to the lake. You know, he had all these.

[Jarvis Landry]

He got a lake at his crib too, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, he got a side guys. He had side by sides. He like, he's like, come on, Linda, you could.

[Jarvis Landry]

You.

[Leonard Fournette]

You could drive me down there. So look, I'm pushing this, everybody.

[Jarvis Landry]

I'm going.

[Leonard Fournette]

I'm putting like, he holding on for dead life. He said, listen, Linda, like, we really going, like, probably like 60 miles. He said, listen, you flip this bitch, you gonna commit. Here, hold up. Let me slow this down then. Hold up, hold up. You think you about to pressure me, brother, to come here if I flip the whip? Nah, we ain't doing that. But, bro, that there's a story right now, people and a lot of Alabama fans who like trolling me gonna get jealous, right?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

I was probably one of the most disappointing guys who. That he missed out that didn't commit to Alabama. This is a quote. This is a quote Nick Saban had to say about Leonard Fernet. One of the hardest things about recruiting is that you really develop relationship. Relationship with these certain players, right? And it's very disappointing when you have a close relationship with these guys and they choose elsewhere, man. Bamboozled, right? Not only. Not only do you have to do that, but you have to play against them. That's one of the hardest things. Leonard Fournette comes to mind. He was talking about your boy. Yeah, from Fort or.

[Jarvis Landry]

So that guy the hell, huh?

[Leonard Fournette]

Out of all these guys that went to Bama. He think about old Lennon, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Bro, who was that Bama at the time when you were getting recruited there? Was it Derek? Was that Derrick Henry era? Was that Kenyon Drake era? Who. Who was. Who was that first back during that time?

[Leonard Fournette]

I'm gonna say this, right? I'm gonna say this. I was so close to going to Bama.

[Jarvis Landry]

That was my next question.

[Leonard Fournette]

Trust me, Jarvis, like, there was D running back school at the time, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

100. Trent Richardson handed it off. They handed that ball off, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Mark Ingram, Trent Richardson, dogs. Derrick Henry dog.

[Jarvis Landry]

Eddie Lacey, L.A. dog.

[Leonard Fournette]

So in my mind, and not only this, Burton Burns, their running back coach, went to my high school. He's from New Orleans.

[Jarvis Landry]

Who?

[Leonard Fournette]

Burton Burns. Coach Burns. Oh, yeah, he's from New Orleans.

[Jarvis Landry]

He was there when I was there.

[Leonard Fournette]

He went to same high school as St. OG so now it's like, all right, my back against the wall. I'm looking at what happened with Landon Collins when he. He was the number one safety, I believe, at the time, and he didn't commit that to lsu. And it was on his ass, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

I was gonna tell you about that, too. I was about to. I was about to be like. You're gonna be like your boy now, huh?

[Leonard Fournette]

Well, listen, bro, listen, if it's echoing a little bit, you good? You good now? You good now, bro? I believe if I committed to Alabama, Louisiana would have hated me for the rest of my life.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, for sure. Number one player in the country. And also, Frank Wilson was not letting that happen. I don't care what nobody say, boy, if Frank had to drive down there to the seventh ward every day, Frank would have drove from practice to the seventh ward every day. Now, and mind you, at the time, we got Alfred Blue, Kenny Hilliard, Jeremy Hill, Terrence McGee. Terrence McGee, Michael Ford. Like, our backfield stacked.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes.

[Jarvis Landry]

I promise you, he would have hopped in that car every day to make sure he got Leonard fernet secured. I. 100%. I don't doubt it at all.

[Leonard Fournette]

If. If I went to Bama, would this be 4th and South?

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, yeah. You know, it could still be a little fourth deciding thing. You know what I'm saying? I ain't got no shade.

[Leonard Fournette]

But what if the relationship was another?

[Jarvis Landry]

I think that. I think the relationship would have just naturally been there because you a baller, you got game, you feel me? And game recognized. Game is an easy thing to tell, like, you know what I mean? Like, and the streets talking, you know what I'm saying? Like, it ain't it Ain't nothing that. It ain't nothing that would have kept this relationship, this vibe, this brotherhood, you know, from actually happening, bro. But I want to ask you, when you. When, when. When Nick Saban took y' all on the lake, put you in a four by four, did you know that you wasn't gonna commit to Alabama already? Like, did you. Did you feel like, did you already know? Like, man, look, I'm just trying to take my visits, enjoy myself, you know? Cause I'm the number one player. When you're the number one player in the country, bro, I'm sure they pulling out all the stops.

[Leonard Fournette]

You do what you want when you're popping. You do what you want when you got it, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

So did you know you wasn't gonna commit to Alabama and then Nick Saba kind of like made you think about it, or you knew that you wasn't going there and you just was kind of like enjoying the ride, I think,

[Leonard Fournette]

on my official visit, right? And how boring it was there outside of football. Yeah, like, damn, bro. Like. And then it's a long way traveling to go see my family back at home.

[Jarvis Landry]

For sure.

[Leonard Fournette]

I think that kind of. They kind of sealed the deal for me, you know, being that, you know, we're from Louisiana. I mean, Joe was you, like, what, 30 minutes from LSU? 40. Yeah, if that. And I'm. And I'm an hour. I'm an hour and hour 10 from New Orleans, right?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, from your whole family.

[Leonard Fournette]

It just made more sense, you know, I had. I had. I had a child at the time. At the time, I didn't want to be that far from my daughter. You know what I'm saying? So it just made perfect sense for me to be a LSU Tiger. And also it was going to open up doors just for my family, too, by staying in Louisiana, you know, I'm homegrown golden child, you know, that committed. And I stayed through all the adversity, whether we won a championship or not. I fought my ass off of Louisiana every time. Every Saturday going out there, I put that boot on my back and I had on my business.

[Jarvis Landry]

That you did. That you did. There's not even a question about it, but that you did. Boy. Katrina, baby and all, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Katrina. So now that I'm here, can I. Can I give you my. My personal top five running backs from lsu?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, of course. Put. Please make sure Billy Cannon is on the list, Huh? We can't get a Billy Cannon sighting. Listen, not even an honorable mention. He's our only Heisman.

[Leonard Fournette]

He won the Heisman with 800 yards. Cool, right? He played defense, so I understand all that, right?

[Jarvis Landry]

He do it all. It wasn't a Maxwell Award at the time. I don't believe.

[Leonard Fournette]

Let me mention my guys, okay?

[Jarvis Landry]

Give me a top five LSU all time.

[Leonard Fournette]

And I'm not even gonna put myself in this. Just the guys I've. I reckon I'm recognizing as some of

[Jarvis Landry]

the best to ever do it in LSU history.

[Leonard Fournette]

Ever do it.

[Jarvis Landry]

Let's get it.

[Leonard Fournette]

Kevin Falk, dog. Jeremy Hill. J. Hill was an animal, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

J. Hill was filthy. Filthy J. Hill up there like my Mount Rushmore of running backs in LSU history. Like, he up there, like, high, high upon the clouds.

[Leonard Fournette]

J. Hill was a different animal, you know, I. And listen, I could remember, like, he telling me, yeah, I'm about to leave. This could be your. I'm like, damn. I'm like, damn. They say less. I'm saying that in my head. I'm like, damn.

[Jarvis Landry]

He had that aura, too, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Let's see. Let's see. I'm not gonna lie. There's Gu.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, it was animal. Gu was a dog. Did y' all play? Did you get a year with him, bro?

[Leonard Fournette]

My freshman year. He came in my sophomore year. We was back and forth.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, bro. Yeah, I, I, he was older than you by one year, though, right?

[Leonard Fournette]

No, younger than me.

[Jarvis Landry]

He was younger than you. He was younger than you, bro. I remember, I remember being in the league and watching y' all play. Arkansas, maybe.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Going back and forth. I scored a touchdown. He scored touchdown, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

I'm like, we don't even need to put no receivers out there. Just put eight linemen on the, on the line, no tight ends, and just run power, toss power right, toss power left.

[Leonard Fournette]

Hey, bro, another, Another guy that don't get his flowers enough.

[Jarvis Landry]

Joseph O'Dyer, fire number 10.

[Leonard Fournette]

And number my last. My last would have to be Clyde.

[Jarvis Landry]

That was a left.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes.

[Jarvis Landry]

I ain't gonna lie, bro. I like that.

[Leonard Fournette]

I like Clyde, bro. I like that. To me, I'll put him once since he won a championship, but if we going over stats, he'll be fine.

[Jarvis Landry]

Skill set, just skill set. I think, I think it's always a skill set thing. But I like, I like, I like, I like your ranking. I like where, where, where you. I got. I like the order of your Mount Rushmore. LSU running back, Mount Rushmore. I really do like the order. I think Kevin Falk, obviously is a legend. Will go down as one of the. He is the best, One of the best running backs ever.

[Leonard Fournette]

Like. Like I told Kevin, I'm sour on him, bro. I'm supposed to break that Russia record. I'm good, I'm good. I'm gone. Me and him, beef, we still beefing.

[Jarvis Landry]

It's cool, though. Hey, look, listen. That man happy that you ain't break that record. Let that man be. You got all the other ones, bro. Why you want that one, too?

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, listen, I'm giving. Listen, when I. When I do something, I'm giving this my all. I won't be damn. Linda got this. This. I won't break everything. That's the only record I'm kind of upset I didn't break was the all time Russian record. But at the same time, it's okay because he played four years. Leroy. That's my. That's my other name. Leroy. Leroy played two and a half.

[Jarvis Landry]

True. True enough, true enough, true enough. Listen, you want me a lot of money, bro. Back in the day. Back in the day, bruh. There's a picture out there somewhere where Mike Pouncey wearing an LSU shirt, bruh. Cause you was dogging them gators. You was dogging Auburn.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes.

[Jarvis Landry]

And you definitely was running through. Oh, my God. Oh, miss. You was. I'm like, yo, this boy don't even need to be out there on the field. These children, bruh, like, you was making. I don't think you understood how, like, much money you won me and then how crazy it was to watch, bruh.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, you.

[Jarvis Landry]

You like, bro. The Auburn Runway where he threw Buddy across your neck like a chain.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, listening.

[Jarvis Landry]

You, dog.

[Leonard Fournette]

That. That. That game, y. I don't know what the. I was on. You was on, bro. That's the game that started everything, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

I. Bro, I'm. I'm telling you, I'm watching that game, bro. And I remember people in on the team being like, hey, hey, Juice, man. Man, what that dude on, bro? I'm like, he ain't know nothing. That nigga's just. He a grown man, bro. He been this way for the longest. Like, this man had a beard in seventh grade.

[Leonard Fournette]

You going far, brother. You going far. I ain't had no bed, no surgery. So you going for, son. See what I'm saying? You give a. Give a, bro, but you want me

[Jarvis Landry]

a lot of money, bro. So I don't think I could ever. I can't. I can't tell you how much I appreciate you, man.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, why. Why you ain't break. Why you ain' break the NCAA rules and pop me off like, what's up? Let's Talk about that. Let's talk about that.

[Jarvis Landry]

I ain't had no paper, bro. I'm just, you know, I'm just getting by, dog. I ain't, I ain't. I ain't even have it for you, you know what I'm saying? Maybe if you won the national championship, you know what I'm saying, we could have got, right?

[Leonard Fournette]

That's that face that I be talking about. So.

[Jarvis Landry]

But you know what I'm saying, like, you know, it's one of those things, bro. You know what I mean? I know you was, you know, you was a meal ticket waiting to happen, dog. And I'm happy, happy for you, brother.

[Leonard Fournette]

I appreciate that.

[Jarvis Landry]

I'm happy it happened for you, man. Like, real.

[Leonard Fournette]

I know, Like, I appreciate it, my brother.

[Jarvis Landry]

Man, listen, bro, I gotta tell you something about Nick Saver, bro, because I was thinking about it, I couldn't get it off, bro. I remember, and maybe you right, being a number one player in the country and being the 17th player in the country, it's a difference. I remember walking in this man office, bro, and Coach Burns, you know, Coach Burns is a little, like, heavyset, a little bit. You know what I'm saying? Coach Burns, like, hey, Coach, want to introduce you to Jarvis Landry, receiver, 2011 class, man. This man didn't even address me. Damn, man, he didn't even address me.

[Leonard Fournette]

You lying, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

He asked Coach Byrne, why are you late for the meeting? Coach Burns is like, I want you to introduce you to Jarvis Landry, man. This man walked off. Next thing you know, one of the scouts come out, scout, meet me. The scout didn't take me into Coach Saban's office. Coach Saban was pretty much like, you know, we would love to have you. You know, it's a competitive environment. I know you're committed to lsu. I know it's going to be hard for us to get you out of the backyard, but everything that's at LSU I've built here at Alabama. And, yeah, and I was just like, man, like, what's up, bro? Like. And I left and I left and I left Alabama knowing that I was never going to go to Alabama and that I had to play against these guys.

[Leonard Fournette]

Did they add fuel to the fire, bro?

[Jarvis Landry]

I had to play against these guys. I had to, like, be on the opposite side. And again, I probably only won one game against them, against Alabama, which was the game of the century. The year, my freshman year, when we played national champion. Championship, huh?

[Leonard Fournette]

That was what, 11 or 12?

[Jarvis Landry]

That was the. That was 12. That was 12 or 11? 12 by 11. One of the years we went to the national championship, that team, in my

[Leonard Fournette]

eyes, I know that the 2019 team won the championship. That was y'.

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[Leonard Fournette]

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[Jarvis Landry]

We was dogs. We were loaded everywhere. That year, that year, I think if I'm not mistaken, we averaged over 35 points a game. It was only one game we didn't score, what, two games we didn't score over 35 points, and that was Alabama one and Alabama two.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

Which. Which I'm still mad about because, bro, could you imagine having a. We would. Had a perfect season.

[Leonard Fournette]

True.

[Jarvis Landry]

Could you imagine having a perfect season and then winning the national championship in New Orleans in y' all city, where

[Leonard Fournette]

y' all from and y' all state and losing, bro, people don't talk about

[Jarvis Landry]

that team enough, bro. We was undefeated.

[Leonard Fournette]

I guarantee you that 2011-12 team probably will beat the dog shit out of 2019 team.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, man, 100%. Morris Claiborne, Tyron Matthew, Brandon Taylor, bro. Bro, we had animals. Sam Montgomery, like, oh, my goodness. Sonic, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, Sonic. I knew one of those super sad, bro, Animal, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

They got animals, man. Like, loved every last one of them, bro. Like, that was a special year. That year. I only had four catches for 15 yards.

[Leonard Fournette]

But you was a special team guard.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, I was doing my thing on special team.

[Leonard Fournette]

Right.

[Jarvis Landry]

I was doing my thing on special team. But, like, you know, it's like, I don't think people give that team enough credit because of the 2019 team. And I respect it. I respect it, bro. Honestly, I respect it. Those guys were sensational. But pound for pound, every position, Benny Logan, like, every position on the field, like, we had a guy, Ruben Randle, like, bro, I couldn't tell you a puzzle piece that we were missing, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

For sure.

[Jarvis Landry]

It was crazy, man. So I had to play against Nick Saban, man. Bro, look, I love Nick Saban, bro. You know, I've even read one of the books, and you know what I'm saying, like, I. I love the culture. I love. I love. I love how. How he coached, bro. But I also felt at the time, and I was a kid, right? I mean, didn't understand much, but at the time, I was just like, man, this guy seemed kind of arrogant to me.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

And. And I just like, nah, bro, I can't. I can't do it. So that was my Alabama story, bro. And I ended up not going to Alabama, man.

[Leonard Fournette]

But, well, you know, sometimes in life,

[Jarvis Landry]

I chose the right school You're Sometimes,

[Leonard Fournette]

you know, you don't. Some experiences are different. You know, I had a, I had a great experience up there. Alabama, you're wasn't so well.

[Jarvis Landry]

Should have showed me the lake. He should have showed me the lake. I'd have been, I'd have been in. I'd have been in me. It'll be me, Calvin Ridley. I might have could have convinced Odin oh to come to Bama. I'd have been in. I'd have been all in, man. I get to see the house or the lake. I ain't get to drive the 4 by 4.

[Leonard Fournette]

Speaking of college, spring football is approaching where it started.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. Yeah. Spring is here.

[Leonard Fournette]

How you feel our Tigers would do?

[Jarvis Landry]

Man, I'm excited to see the quarterback. I'm excited to see how Elaine Kiffin, you know, start integrating that offense, that, that, that running gun. I'm excited to see that man. Excited to see our receivers get busy. I really want to see, I really want to see some clips. I ain't watched no clips yet, but I really want to see, you know, how them boys getting down. What about you? What you excited the most about?

[Leonard Fournette]

I want to see Kaden Durham and Harlem Berry have come out years, standout years.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, it's 27.

[Leonard Fournette]

The running back 25 or 22.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, he nice. No, the other one, Durham is number 20.

[Leonard Fournette]

20, 29.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, yeah, I like him.

[Leonard Fournette]

I want to see them separate their game, you know, evolve because that's the name of the game, being better than last year. You know, I always like, even when I go back to LSU and tell those guys like, you know, we got this room with all these great running backs on here. I want, I would want you guys to be on there. John. John. The wall of fame, right? Right. And spring is where you kind of. You get a glimpse of where you at, you know. You know, because I don't know how spring is now, but you get tired of going against your teammates, you know, but it's also you preparing yourself, preparation, executing.

[Jarvis Landry]

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[Leonard Fournette]

Staying on point with certain things, not getting tired of the little things, bro. I could remember my first time at lsu. We had full pads on. Coach like, yeah, we not hitting. I'm like, all right. All that, right?

[Jarvis Landry]

We.

[Leonard Fournette]

We ran zone to the left, you know, that's all Coach Miles know. Zone, zone, zone, zone. Zone left. Me and Jamal, he trying to. He's come. Jamal Adams, he coming up slow, trying to, like, you know, tap off.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. Feel that.

[Leonard Fournette]

This real?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

This ain't. Look, everybody. Yeah. You had big Lyle college going crazy, right?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yup.

[Leonard Fournette]

So listen, this. This how I know Jamal was gonna be my best man's in college.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

The same play. Talking about, man, look, the lame. Oh, I see it. Look. I see. I'm like, damn.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

Came out of nowhere.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

So ever since that day, he got your.

[Jarvis Landry]

You got to respect. He got your respect.

[Leonard Fournette]

Respect him 100. That's my. That's. That's. That's.

[Jarvis Landry]

I love that.

[Leonard Fournette]

You. You know how UO is.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, that's.

[Leonard Fournette]

That's me. And more.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, man. I love that, bro. I don't think people also understand how, like, competitive we practice at lsu for sure. Like, to get your go big on big every day. You got Linda Farnette and Jamal Adams

[Leonard Fournette]

going head to head the first day of spring.

[Jarvis Landry]

My goodness.

[Leonard Fournette]

First day of spring practice.

[Jarvis Landry]

My goodness.

[Leonard Fournette]

That kind of built the brotherhood, and that set the tone, and it built the brotherhood for me and him. Right. People don't know I was the number four pick. I think Jamal went six or seven to the Jets. Yeah, he went six, but this this is a guy that I competed with. You know, usually the running backs run with the running backs. I ran with the DBS.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yep.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

Come on, mark like 100. Push each other. Let's. Let's go.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, we talking this first round. Let's get there. Let's get there. And I better not beat you. Even though I used to beat the out them balls running sprints. The only person. There's only two people who I didn't beat because they. It was like one. 130, 140 was Tredavis White.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, 140 boy.

[Leonard Fournette]

And Dante Jackson.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, but no, no, he won 40. But that boy fast.

[Leonard Fournette]

Hey, man, I'm. Boy, the boy used to fly. I said, you know what, brother? I'm 200 something pounds, right? I'm running. At the time, I was probably running 22, 23 miles per hour. I'm cool with that.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, that's. Man, you're flying. What you ran into the combo. You ran a 439, right?

[Leonard Fournette]

No, no, no. I ran a 4, 5 also. I was 2. I was 240, so I was 240 running that. They wanted me to. They wanted me to 452. So you said you must be.

[Jarvis Landry]

I'm just saying.

[Leonard Fournette]

You said. You said he boxed me. I'm just saying, like, bro, listen, my. You look at my college highlights in the. In the first years in the NFL burning, ain't nobody catching me. For the longest. For the longest. I had. I held the highest miles per hour. For the longest.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. What was your longest run? What was your longest run in the league?

[Leonard Fournette]

Like 60, 90.

[Jarvis Landry]

You had a 90 yard touchdown against the Stillers. Man, let me pull this up. No way, boy.

[Leonard Fournette]

It was power to the left. Power to the left. 90 yard touchdown for us to win the game in the regular season. I. I swear. Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

The lead blocker.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes. Aj. AJ Cannon. He pulled from the right, go to the left. Sealed off that block. It was over with my good.

[Jarvis Landry]

This is a playoff game.

[Leonard Fournette]

Nah. This regular season, I think we've been like,

[Jarvis Landry]

hey, listen, knees up here. Go, go, go. You may. Hey, you may want number 28 stop running. He started. He stopped chasing you. He knew it was over.

[Leonard Fournette]

Come he. Come on. Come on down.

[Jarvis Landry]

Hey, you know you're the guy. You know you're the guy. After you score, they don't even show you. They show the owner's box. I'm looking at the. I'm looking at the right decision. We made the right decision. We picked the right back. We made the right Decision. The boys up in that high fiving,

[Leonard Fournette]

okay, all type of was going on high five. Yeah, but you stupid.

[Jarvis Landry]

Hey, hey, you know what? You know what? You know what, bro? I love seeing this. Because at that two minute mark, you must love this as a running back, bro, when you get to that two minute mark and you got the lead and you know, you know they bringing everybody to the line to try to stop the run. All you gotta do is get past that first wave, one person and you gone. Yes, bro, that gotta be a wonderful feeling, bro. Running 90 yards and you ain't gotta juke. You ain't gotta do nothing, bro, to

[Leonard Fournette]

seal the game, too.

[Jarvis Landry]

Man, Stamp, you kind of selfish too, bro, because it's go 23 to 9.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes. Listen, I seen my coaches, they kept screaming, neil, all that. We about to. Hey, hey, Coach, listen, we bout a big account. What? Run it off, bro, listen, it's so the funniest story about Jacksonville.

[Jarvis Landry]

I didn't.

[Leonard Fournette]

I didn't know too much about Jacksonville. Right? So you know the rookie premiere in la, right?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

I swear, it's like, yeah, introduce your team. You what team is. So I said, you know, bro, they was laughing at me. I'm like, I say, Jacksonville, Jack. Oh, you hear people laughing is my witness because Dion was out there. I said, y' all laughing? I said on the mic, we're gonna beat the out everybody in here. And that's exactly what happened, man, y'. All. Yeah, my first year, bro. Like, people didn't think we was gonna do that, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

Nah. Y' all went in. What was y' all record that year?

[Leonard Fournette]

I don't know. 10 and 6.

[Jarvis Landry]

I'm about to check in 20 and what? That was 20.

[Leonard Fournette]

2017.

[Jarvis Landry]

2017.

[Leonard Fournette]

They have to be 10, 6. I believe, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

That's the same, y'. All. Y' all was 10 and 6. Y' all won the AFC South.

[Leonard Fournette]

We beat the Browns.

[Jarvis Landry]

I wasn't there. I don't think I was there.

[Leonard Fournette]

No, you wasn't. You wasn't, you wasn't. That's when who was there? I think that's when Jabiro Preppers was there.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yep.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, Jabril was there.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yep. We beat the Browns that year, too. Hey, watch out. Watch out.

[Leonard Fournette]

Hey, bro, you.

[Jarvis Landry]

I love Cleveland, man. This Pittsburgh game is the same game. You ever seen the clip with Malik? Jackson tried to tackle Le'Veon Bell, and he was like, oh, oh, bro, bro, bruh, listen, I ain't never. I. I shook somebody like that before. Yeah, but I ain't never heard Nobody say, oh, I never heard that, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Hey, hey, hey, Malik gonna see this. Hey, we're gonna make this a clip. One day coming back from off our. You know, I win a season my rookie year. Yeah, right. And, you know, I didn't. I didn't. I didn't show up for anything, dealing with the team. You know, I did my own thing, worked out. So, brother, I brought Popeyes for the rookies. I brought Popeyes for the rookies, right? They're like, man, we hungry, man. Like, I got y'. All. Yeah, yeah, some Popeyes. So they leave it. They left. They left the boxes there because we had to hurry go to meetings. So you hear Malik, big ass man. Who the. Who the left all these Popeyes right here? Who the brought this Popeyes in here? Yeah, so I'm like. I'm like. I'm like, what's up, brother? I brought it, but, you know, I brought it for the. The young guys. Like, you know, I brought it from. So Malik, Tamiya, clean that up. I'm like,

[Jarvis Landry]

it's a big man. That's a big man.

[Leonard Fournette]

I don't care about none of that. Hold up, who the you talking to?

[Jarvis Landry]

See, see, I like that, Lenny. You still got. You still had the New Orleans in you. When I mentioned the Jake, Paul, Logan, Paul stuff you talking about, I like that, Lenny. Right there, you were fresh out. You fresh from the city, just got off the plane. You know what I'm saying? You had it. You had it. You had it in your heart where, like, ain't nobody gonna talk to me, disrespect me. I ain't turning nothing down. I ain't running from nothing. That's the Lenny we need. I need that Lily back. You know what I'm saying? Listen, of course, but, like, come on, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

It's still in me. But I kind of. I, I. I gotta. I gotta close that off a little bit. You know what I'm saying? I have to be. I have to juice. I cannot be the same man I was 8, 10 years ago.

[Jarvis Landry]

So you're saying you're not. You ain't let Malik debo you. So what happened?

[Leonard Fournette]

So we fussing. I said. I said, man, you trying to fussy buy some chicken. But he said, have one good year and think that. Oh, come on. I'm about to get it on. You talking too much for me now. Listen, listen, listen. Either. Either he swung or I swung. And we both miss Kaleus. You know, Kaleb is bigger. Hey, hey, hey, hey, fellas. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, great teammate.

[Leonard Fournette]

We not doing this, bro. We not doing this right now.

[Jarvis Landry]

So that's funny.

[Leonard Fournette]

We apologize to each other, but that's some of the minor shit we was going that was happening in the Jacksonville Jaguars organization. My time was there, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

I love it, man. You know, I played with Malik, too, out in Cleveland. Hey, and bro, like, he was. He was. He is a dog, bro. Like, funny, funny. Kind of quiet, you know what I'm saying? So, man, Malika, good teammate too, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

So definitely is, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. Yeah. It's funny you hearing, hearing that story that y' all got into it like that. That's funny, bro. That's funny, bro. That boy big, too. I ain't gonna lie.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, he's a big guy.

[Jarvis Landry]

I ain't gonna lie, man. While we here, we talking about spring football. Obviously Indiana, you know, they did the unthinkable a year ago with the Mendoza kid, right? And win the national championship against a high powered University of Miami team. They started spring practice yesterday and coach came out and said this about one of his transfer players that, that wore some cleats to the field. He said, I didn't love those gold shoes he came out with today. He learned what getting your ass ripped was all about. I don't know if it'll happen. I don't know if that happened at Michigan State, man. My thing, my question is, you think coach being too hard on him and laying the hammer down, or do you feel like it's the Indiana way, it's the Hoosier way?

[Leonard Fournette]

I feel like it's a stand up. He has his standing there. And if you're not one of the guys, the premier guys on that team, you know? Cause I was blessed to be one of the guys to have cleats, different colors I can wear, you know, it never was gold, but, you know, sometimes.

[Jarvis Landry]

But is it a big deal we in spring practice, bro, Like. Like I can't wear my cleats. I can't wear my cleats. That I feel comfortable.

[Leonard Fournette]

Juice, everybody's different. What you mean? It's cleats my way or the highway. He's the head coach.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, listen, look, at this point, whatever he said go. You know what I'm saying? He didn't done something, Something unforgettable. Whatever he said go. I'm sure this is why the Nick Marsh kid transferred to Indiana. To be a part of, you know, the legacy and the history of that school now and, and that coach and that staff. But, you know, man, I guess you got to just wear the White, white boys, man. Go grab some all blackies.

[Leonard Fournette]

Respect it or get your ass on.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, man. Hey, listen, 59 catching for 662 yards. If you do decide to hit the road, I know a place in Louisiana

[Leonard Fournette]

for sure, purple and gold for sure.

[Jarvis Landry]

That are looking for receivers to catch the football. So if you ever change your mind, there's a place for you. There is a place for you.

[Leonard Fournette]

It might be a place for him, right? But in the nil world, how would that be structured money wise?

[Jarvis Landry]

Who knows? Listen, you're good enough. There is a place for you. We gonna find a way to make it happen. I sent you a clip earlier today. Ed Ogeron, he said it used to be hard for us. We used to have to come into the back door, not be coming through the front door. Now they coming through the front door with it. We don't think we.

[Leonard Fournette]

There's a place around talking about LSU or usc.

[Jarvis Landry]

It don't matter. It don't matter. What's done is done. What's done is done. Leave our Tigers out of this. He had to be talking about one of the mother schools, talking about somebody else team going on in Baton Rouge. Lead them boys out of this, man. You know, I was special with the cleats, bro. Yeah, you know I was. I was very special with the cleats, bro. I'm gonna have to bring. I'm gonna have to bring. I'm gonna have to. One day I'm gonna have to just how OBJ got the vault. Yeah, I'm gonna have to open my little vault, man, and pull out my little swag bag, bro, so. So I can show the people, you know what I'm saying? When they cleat, really cleat, you know, I was, I was a part of that wave.

[Leonard Fournette]

Oh, this dude here is funny, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

Just letting you know, bro. I'm letting you know the Kobe's, the Mambas, the.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

The Chadwick Boseman, the Freddy Cougars, the Christmas themed cleats. I had. I had a cleat with Megan Thee Stallion on them. What? I was trying to catch him.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah. Damn, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Had a cleat. Oh, man, I had all kind of stuff, bro. All kind of stuff going on, man. But you know, I guess if I was playing in Indiana, it would be possible.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, I'm glad you brought that up, right. I got a funny ass though. It ain't much funny, bro. I. I can call my brother right now. I was in high school, right. I called myself wanting to be a man, you know?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah.

[Leonard Fournette]

You Hear me, Holland at the upper level. You know upper level, when I say, you know, it's the bigger woman. Like, you know, upper level woman. You heard me?

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, one of them. One.

[Leonard Fournette]

You know, I did my 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 out of 10. Man, that girl had me. That girl had me out for a month. I think I pulled something in my hip, brother. Oh, ir.

[Jarvis Landry]

Boy on injury reserve.

[Leonard Fournette]

I couldn't but run.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, my goodness.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, I tried to go to practice in the summertime. I'll probably be like 10th grade in high school, right? We had workouts. Coach, like, man, none of what's wrong. I said, coach, I don't know. Hey, bro, I was out for a month, bro. That girl, that girl wrote me. A girl said, where you at? I said, nowhere to be.

[Jarvis Landry]

Fine.

[Leonard Fournette]

You got it, baby.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, my God. Can we, can we, can we get a, can we get a classification? Like, can we get a, like a, like a, you know, over and under? Like, what was the over and under on this, on this, on this, on this situation? Like, like, was it, Was it over 200? Under 200? I don't, I don't know.

[Leonard Fournette]

I'm trying to, you know, I think, I think every man has that one in their life, you know.

[Jarvis Landry]

Hey, don't put me in that man boat.

[Leonard Fournette]

Don't put me in that big boat, bro. Listen, I wasn't, I'm not sure the size. I mean, I'm a big guy myself, you know, she was bigger than me.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, my Lord. Well, well, you know, opening week baseball is here, Man. I know, listen, I know you played baseball growing up. I know you played baseball growing up. I know that was like one of your first loves.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

Did you watch any games yesterday, opening day? What was your thoughts on that, man? Like, if you could go back and do it again, would you play baseball? I know there's a two part question, so just.

[Leonard Fournette]

Okay, so I'm asking, number one, would I go back and choose baseball?

[Jarvis Landry]

Football?

[Leonard Fournette]

I probably would

[Jarvis Landry]

stop the cap.

[Leonard Fournette]

I probably would stop the cap. If I would have, if I would have stuck with it long enough, bro. I was nice at baseball. I played shot stopping pitcher.

[Jarvis Landry]

How, how hard were you throwing the

[Leonard Fournette]

ball in high school? Yeah, Nah, I was, bro. I was like 85, 86. I wasn't on that.

[Jarvis Landry]

You thought about 85 in high school?

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

And what grade was this?

[Leonard Fournette]

10th grade. The. I am, I'm this.

[Jarvis Landry]

Did you only. Thought you only threw fastballs.

[Leonard Fournette]

Of course y' all was like, duh,

[Jarvis Landry]

you ain't throw no change ups no Curveballs.

[Leonard Fournette]

No, listen, listen. I didn't, I didn't get that far in my career, brother. What the. With you? I'm telling you the truth. Fast. Only thing I know is fast.

[Jarvis Landry]

See, you chose the right sport, my man.

[Leonard Fournette]

How? I didn't have the chance. I didn't have the chance to master my craft. I was listening by 10th grade.

[Jarvis Landry]

By 10th grade you're, you're fully developed. What do you mean how?

[Leonard Fournette]

I was running track. I had, I had to, I had to harness my football career about. I love football, so I had to just harness that. I ran track. Track and baseball is around the same time.

[Jarvis Landry]

It is the same time, right?

[Leonard Fournette]

So. So if I knew football's gonna take me further, I had to harness my track career and get fast on that field, which I knew I would probably have burnt your ass back then.

[Jarvis Landry]

What you think you could beat me in a race right now?

[Leonard Fournette]

Facts. Hey, hey. Yes Sir.

[Jarvis Landry]

That same three leg sec parlay, you put in that same amount. That 10k put it.

[Leonard Fournette]

Let's do it.

[Jarvis Landry]

Bet that 10k.

[Leonard Fournette]

I'm with it. I'm with it.

[Jarvis Landry]

Bet that 10k.

[Leonard Fournette]

You didn't run track, Jarvis.

[Jarvis Landry]

I don't need to run track to run fast.

[Leonard Fournette]

Are you crazy?

[Jarvis Landry]

I don't need. Pick them up, put them down. That's it.

[Leonard Fournette]

No, no, no, no. See that's the. Listen. Don't. Do not listen. Any young guy out there do not listen to what Jarvis Landry is saying. Football players have to run track. That what separates us.

[Jarvis Landry]

Listen. I watch Armand St. Brown dad say Track gets you 1% faster. And it's nothing like a dad that's in his kids lives. So I believe him.

[Leonard Fournette]

Well, hey, I had. I. I have a father myself that we have different beliefs that track made me who I am.

[Jarvis Landry]

Track. Track. So track made you, made you run a 4 5. Help you run a 4 5.

[Leonard Fournette]

It definitely helped me for sure. The mechanics. That's. That's why you ran that 47 the first time you had that. Think you out there getting it? Nah, nah, it's ass down

[Jarvis Landry]

you. Maybe you're right. I ran track in high school, though not for long. I was the third leg of the 4x1.

[Leonard Fournette]

You ran. You ran one race.

[Jarvis Landry]

I was the third leg of the 4X1 and I did a long jump,

[Leonard Fournette]

brother.

[Jarvis Landry]

I was ass. I ain't gonna lie.

[Leonard Fournette]

That's one sport.

[Jarvis Landry]

That's one sport. I ain't gonna lie. My 4x3, I could run that curve now 4x2 that four by one, that four by one. Third leg. You got that curve. It's all curved. Left turn, neck, neck bent, shoulder bent, leaning.

[Leonard Fournette]

Nine times. I would have burnt your ass, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Look, we.

[Leonard Fournette]

I ran a four by one. Four by two, 201. I was a 200 champion. 100 champion. Yeah.

[Jarvis Landry]

You at the state?

[Leonard Fournette]

Yes. I pulled my hamstring and stay.

[Jarvis Landry]

Damn.

[Leonard Fournette]

Damn it put Miami.

[Jarvis Landry]

Could have, shoulda.

[Leonard Fournette]

Damn, bro. You better look. Go google my times, bro. I ran. I was. I was 20. I was 21 something running.

[Jarvis Landry]

That's good to hear. You ain't win. You ain't win nothing for it. Imagine doing all that work. What they say? What they say? A million dollar move.

[Leonard Fournette]

Find out a catch, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

A penny shot.

[Leonard Fournette]

Damn. But guess what.

[Jarvis Landry]

Guess.

[Leonard Fournette]

But I'm. I can't be mad because it paid up. It got me to be the number one player in the world.

[Jarvis Landry]

Craig, no. 100%. Are you gonna put your kids in track?

[Leonard Fournette]

If they want to, bro. That's. That's a hard ass spot. I quit that about seven times. I'm not gonna lie to you. That's a hard ass sport to play.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. Yeah, it's grueling, but they say if you put them in there at a young age, it's like better for them. Like it's better because they don't. You know what I mean? Like they don't know no better at that point, you know what I'm saying? And they already built up the, you know, the calluses, you know what I'm saying? To be able to do it, to do it when they're older, when they start young.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah. I think my youngest daughter, Love. I'm gonna put her in there. She's fast at the age she is now. She's three. So I definitely have to get her going. You know what I'm saying?

[Jarvis Landry]

You should, bro. You should, bro. I think that's important. That's what you saying. You're saying it's important.

[Leonard Fournette]

It is. It is. Cause you know, naturally you know me. You know what I'm saying? I was hood fast. I ain't really. I didn't need track coming up. I ain't run track till I got to high school. But I was naturally fast.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, for a big guy, bro, you could do. You can move. I ain't gonna lie. Tyler reddick here from 2311 racing another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Chumba. Jump [e-mail]. let's jumba.

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[Jarvis Landry]

You definitely was a exception to the rules to gravity. I ain't even gonna cap to you, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

I appreciate that, King.

[Jarvis Landry]

I ain't even gonna cap to you. My man. My man. All right, I got a hypothetical for you, okay?

[Leonard Fournette]

Go talk to me.

[Jarvis Landry]

Since you were throwing 80 in college, in high school, do you think it's harder to hit a 95 mile now fast ball or catch a slant route across the middle?

[Leonard Fournette]

Hitting that 95, my brother.

[Jarvis Landry]

I agree. That was a dumbass question. Honestly, I don't. Even as I was reading it, I, I didn't. I should have read it first, bro. That was a dumb ass question.

[Leonard Fournette]

I mean, I, I've caught. I've. I've caught a slanting bit and somebody hit me. It's all right. Yeah, but, but, but having that, having that real eye for that ball to hit it. Nah, that's different.

[Jarvis Landry]

That, that's definitely, that's definitely. That's definitely different. All right, since you're saying. Since you're talking about being fast, this another baseball hypothetical for you. If you had to be called into a game to pinch run and you had to steal second and third,

[Bethenny Frankel]

could

[Jarvis Landry]

you do it in the major leagues?

[Leonard Fournette]

For sure? What? For sure?

[Jarvis Landry]

Today, for sure.

[Leonard Fournette]

Jarvis Landry. I work out every day.

[Jarvis Landry]

You forgot.

[Leonard Fournette]

You know this. I still run. I still run every day. That's nothing. I could do that, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

I think it's about timing. Your ass will get picked off, boy. I ain't gonna lie. You thinking you out here to steal we know you fast. You think we about to let you

[Leonard Fournette]

just steal bases, gangster man, Joe's like, I'm being real.

[Jarvis Landry]

You better get picked off, boy.

[Leonard Fournette]

That. That's not like running 100 yards or 50 yards.

[Jarvis Landry]

I could do that in 90ft. Trust me, I know I could do that.

[Leonard Fournette]

All right, man. My grandma said, Leonard, you put your mind to you to do it. It.

[Jarvis Landry]

You know what we need to do, bro? We need to. We need to schedule a. A damn. A damn sports Olympic sports Olympic obstacle course and all these. All these shits that you saying you could do, bro. I want to see this, bro. Bro, all the fort is out subscribers and fort this out for this out population community, bro. We want to see this, bro. We want to. We want to see all this, man. We want to know. We want to know that you really still who you say you is, man.

[Leonard Fournette]

We gonna do this because I. I don't. I don't know. I don't know what Java State this is, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

I'm just being honest, man.

[Leonard Fournette]

It sounds like. It sounds like you doubt me, brother. And I don't. I ain't feeling that, son.

[Jarvis Landry]

Man, I ain't down your gang. I just want to see. I just want to see it. We all do.

[Leonard Fournette]

Okay?

[Jarvis Landry]

It ain't even like that, bro. It ain't even like that, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

How you here feeling now? I ain't. Ain't no leakage going on right now. I got the. I got the WIM ac, you know, going through all my. So I'm cool right now. Cool. I'm cool.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah. That's what's ending right there.

[Leonard Fournette]

You ready? I bet I might have that bush on my head.

[Jarvis Landry]

I love it. I love it. Trust me. It's gonna be the first time in your life been ball since he was. Nah, you trying to rip.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, you got. You gone far, son. I ain't trying to do that with you. You gone for. It's cool, though.

[Jarvis Landry]

It's cool. Hey, son. Nah, man. But look, bro, F1 coming to. To Miami soon, bro. There's a lot of things going on out here. There's. Yes, Lord, there's F1. There's this film festivals, there's music concerts, bro. What are you the most excited about over the next couple months, man? For the fans, bro. There's UFC coming. Like, are we gonna get a fourth and south sighting? Are we gonna get a Lenny sighting? Like, what are you most excited about, man? All of these. All these major, major events happening right here in our backyard, bro. What are you most excited about?

[Leonard Fournette]

I'M gonna say this, right? I'm gonna say this. F1. I am definitely Team McLaren umbrella. I am definitely Team McLaren. Humbra, Lando and Oscar, you know, one and two drivers, no real talk. The one and two drivers that bruh. Just having them on the same team and just knowing either one of those guys could be the number one driver for McLaren and how they battle it out, how they're competing, you know, sometimes I think it adds fuel to the fire, you know, I don't know what my CEO, Mr. Brown gonna do over there, but he has his hands full. And I'm definitely Team McLaren. I just love how they compete. I love how. Who doesn't love winners? I love winners. They winners.

[Jarvis Landry]

I love that. I love that you, like, keep up with this, right? Like, I keep up with it too. And trust me, I didn't watch all the movies. I didn't watch F1. I didn't watch the documentary series. I didn't watch the documentary series on Netflix. F1. I didn't watch Ford versus Ferrari. Yeah, I didn't watch them there Every, every racing, you know, movie that's out there. So, you know, this will be my first F1, attending F1. I'm. I'm very excited about it, bro. Like, I don't say I have a driver, obviously. Lewis Hamilton is the guy, man, holding it down for us, you feel me in the sport. So I love to see him, right? But man, I'm just, I'm just going out there to see some high performing athletes, right? Them boys are athletes, right? They are considered athletes, definitely.

[Leonard Fournette]

I mean, not just drivers.

[Jarvis Landry]

They were considered athletes.

[Leonard Fournette]

They're definitely athletes, right? I think what's unique about those guys, the, the fast twitch muscles, they have to evade. Evade certain wrecks. That recognition, bro, they got it, bro.

[Jarvis Landry]

The hand eye coordination is. Is insane, bro. You know what's crazy you say that? I just watched a clip where there was like a wreck in the tunnel and the guy turned the corner and he just. And he ain't even. I was like, damn.

[Leonard Fournette]

No breaks, no budget. Reaction is immaculate, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Immaculate, bro. Man. Well, look, I know the fans gonna be excited to see you out there. Excited to see us out there. Representing from 4th and south, man.

[Leonard Fournette]

4th and south will be at F1 this year. I'm excited, baby. Listen, listen, listen. This is my dream. My dream is hopefully McLaren gives me a McLaren,

[Jarvis Landry]

man. Don't be selfish. Don't be selfish, bro. Don't be selfish.

[Leonard Fournette]

We gonna share it. We gonna share it. I'm not gonna ship it to the crib. I'm gonna keep it in Miami at your house. Right?

[Jarvis Landry]

All right. All right.

[Leonard Fournette]

Just whenever I come in town on that weekend, I need it.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, of course it'll be. It filled up.

[Leonard Fournette]

So we need a. We need a fort. We need a fort that's out. McLaren collab with the McLaren car.

[Jarvis Landry]

Purple, purple.

[Leonard Fournette]

Outside.

[Jarvis Landry]

Gold. Gold seats, yellow seats.

[Leonard Fournette]

So, no, we can't do that job. I mean, I would love to do it, but, you know, McLaren is orange, right? So it's like we. We have to resemble our culture and obviously their culture.

[Jarvis Landry]

So, I mean, culture is on the logo.

[Leonard Fournette]

I know, but I don't know. I don't know if purple and orange go together. That's. That's, you know, I mean, we could get the. The. We get the brakes.

[Jarvis Landry]

Orange and they make. McLaren's all colors, bro. They do.

[Leonard Fournette]

I know, but it's a full.

[Jarvis Landry]

You just want the McLaren. You want, like, the Ferrari red. You want them. Yeah, I respect that. That Cleveland Brown thing, You know what I'm saying? We could put some brown rims on there or something. You know what you're saying?

[Leonard Fournette]

No, no, we ain't. We ain't doing that. We ain't doing that. We ain't doing that.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah, you know, it's your car. I just want to drop it.

[Leonard Fournette]

You know, we're not doing that. But listen, before. Before we exit out, can we talk about Joe Flacco wanting to be the QB one? Do you think he still has it?

[Jarvis Landry]

I don't blame him. I don't. I don't. I don't. I don't. I don't blame him. I'm pulling up. I'm pulling up. He says something in a press conference. They asked him, do he feel like he should be, you know, a starting quarterback in the. In the NFL? And that, man, he ain't even

[Leonard Fournette]

ain't flinch.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yes, I should be on somebody team right now. Right now. I should not be a backup to Joe Burrow. I should be somewhere out in this league being a quarterback. I'm gonna tell you right now, I'm going through the top 15 people, and I don't see a. I don't see a job for him.

[Leonard Fournette]

You so fucking stupid. Hold on. So this chill needs a WG40 on this.

[Jarvis Landry]

Hey, you know what? I might have found a job for him. I might have found a job for him in New Orleans. New Orleans. And. And number. Let's see who else they got on here. Yeah, New Orleans. That's about the only job I can see for this guy, man, that's the only job I see that's out there. Or maybe the Atlanta Falcons.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, bro, they gonna need a right

[Jarvis Landry]

handed quarterback on their roster.

[Leonard Fournette]

Listen, listen. We're leaving the lefties alone today, bro. All right? We gonna leave the lefties.

[Jarvis Landry]

Mark my words. They gonna have a right handed quarterback on their roster if not damn near starting for most of the season or toward the end of the season. Mark my words.

[Leonard Fournette]

Y' all heard it first.

[Jarvis Landry]

Yeah,

[Leonard Fournette]

Y' all heard them all his words.

[Jarvis Landry]

Quick question. You think Joe Flago better than Jacobe Brissette?

[Leonard Fournette]

I think they kind of resemble each other. Cuz Jacobe is not a running a scrambling quarterback. He's more of a pocket guy. I mean when, when Joe came in, he did his thing though.

[Jarvis Landry]

He definitely did. That's what I'm asking. I, you know, K. Murray left Arizona. They're expecting Jacoby Brissette to take over that role and be the leading quarterback. I'm looking at their numbers. Joe Flacco played 13 games, 60.3% completion rate, 2,479 passing yards, 15 touchdowns, 10 interceptions. Jacoby Brissette in 14 games had a 64.9 completion rate, 3,366 yards, 23 touchdowns and eight interceptions.

[Leonard Fournette]

We gonna leave that now.

[Jarvis Landry]

I don't know. I mean, I'm just looking at the numbers and I don't know, man. Joe Flacco, I think he's a great player, but you know, maybe my man just wanted a chance to compete.

[Leonard Fournette]

That's still that dog game. That's why he wants to compete. He wants to go out like a warrior, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

So I agree, bro. He said he got something to prove. He said he still got something to prove. He said, I'm here because I still got something to prove. I love that shit. I love that shit. I don't blame you, Joe, bro. Year 18 for Joe Flacco, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

Go do you Joe, baby. Go do you.

[Jarvis Landry]

Year 18, Joe Flacco. Damn. What? 12 years old when this man went into the league, man. That is crazy. And this man, like, I love it. He is the epitome of to the wheels fall off.

[Leonard Fournette]

Definitely is. Before we end the show, man, you know, I love, you know, as, you know, collectibles. You know, I'm a big Pokemon guy. How can I get Mr. Juice Jarvis Landry into that world? Or are you even interested in, you know, ripping some packs and finding some, some good cards?

[Jarvis Landry]

I'd be down to rip some packs, bro, but, but somebody got to like, tell me what It. What? It. What it. You know what I mean? Like, what's happening?

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, we definitely have a guy there, you know, experts that tell us what we pick and what we got, and. And actually, we can. We can auction it off to either, you know, send it off to tt, TCG or PSA to get it graded, and we might have a gold mine, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Man, I'll be down for that. I honestly will be down for that. I ain't never really was into to it. To it too much, but I know my kids are. I know you are. I'll be willing. I'll be willing to, you know, open a couple packs, man, some get some exclusive things in there, you know, maybe then sell it, donated to charity or something like that. That'll be kind of dope.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah, I. I'll hold on to it until, you know. You know. You seen Charizard? Sold for $16 million, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

What?

[Leonard Fournette]

Charizard.

[Jarvis Landry]

They got an ultra rare Char. What. What's it called? What?

[Leonard Fournette]

Charles? I think. I think it was. I think it was Japanese. Japanese. Japanese.

[Jarvis Landry]

I think.

[Leonard Fournette]

Who sold it?

[Jarvis Landry]

Logan Paul sold it for $16 million.

[Leonard Fournette]

$16 million.

[Jarvis Landry]

My brother, man. Like, bro, man, why did we. Why do we choose to play football, bro? We could have just been collecting cards,

[Leonard Fournette]

Put our body through all this stress,

[Jarvis Landry]

collecting cards.

[Leonard Fournette]

And honestly, I'm gonna tell you the truth. This is why I believe we should talk more about F1. Right? Because not. Not every person could be a football. A professional football player or artist or rapper, whatever the case may be. Maybe you just love driving.

[Jarvis Landry]

That's true.

[Leonard Fournette]

Yeah. So you never know. We open up some gates for you guys to be F1 drivers or, you know, either try to see what's out there for you dealing with F1, dealing with cars. So, yeah, like, open your mind for sure.

[Jarvis Landry]

No, I respect that. I respect that. You know, and sometimes. Sometimes, you know, it take people like you, bro, like getting people like me, you know, to experience things for the first time. And you never know, bro, I might really enjoy it. I might, you know, really love. But listen, if we find a 16 million dollar card, I'm just gonna let you know right now.

[Leonard Fournette]

Talk to me.

[Jarvis Landry]

The McLaren is mine,

[Leonard Fournette]

so. Hold on, hold on. You can't split the 16, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Look, I'm gonna throw you. I ain't gonna play it like that. I ain't gonna play like that. You know, I'm. You know, I'm a French or something. You heard me? Ain't. Ain't even no question about it. You heard me?

[Leonard Fournette]

If it's 16. You go eight.

[Jarvis Landry]

Eight if it's my card. But then you can't.

[Leonard Fournette]

Nah, nah. See, see, that's the I be talking about with nah. So you wise.

[Jarvis Landry]

Hey, bro, that's some trifling that you're trying to do right now, bro. That's crazy, bro.

[Leonard Fournette]

We gonna listen. That's like we splitting it, brother. I'm the reason you started all this. We're gonna fall out, so don't do that, son.

[Jarvis Landry]

Damn. Nah, nah. Not about no card.

[Leonard Fournette]

No. The code. It's about money right now.

[Jarvis Landry]

Oh, my God. Boy, get on my damn. Get off this.

[Leonard Fournette]

It's 4th and south, baby. We appreciate y'. All. We out, man.

[Jarvis Landry]

Love, love, love.

[Leonard Fournette]

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