Brandon Marshall

She told me he brought his pads home and I took his helmet and I slept in it.

You know what I'm saying?

And...

I just naturally just love the game, right?

So transitioning, and Sean, a lot of former athletes struggle with the transition.

It's not easy to assimilate into normal life.

And I'm going to say normal because what we did was abnormal.

You know what I mean?

Like making millions of dollars and working, you know,

or playing a game we love, right?

You know, being on national TV, like, you know, being gladiators, but also being rock stars at the same time, having a pocket full of money and just having four months off the year with all this money, you could just do whatever you want with all this attention, endorsements, you know, whatever, everything, right?

It's an abnormal life.

And when you assimilate into normal life and you try to, you know,

be a family man or you know what I mean?

Try to enter the next career of your life because some of us can for sure sit back and chill, but most of us obviously, the reason why we made it to where we make it is because we were so driven.

You know what I mean?

And so most of us can't sit on our hands anyway.

So it's like okay, what's next?

What do I do?

I don't know.