Dominique Foxworth

And it's an unfortunate reality.

And maybe I'm jaded.

I'd hope to come back from this at some point and and be have more faith in myself.

in any of our institutions, honestly, but that tends to be the case, especially in sports.

We've turned and looked the other way on so many things because people have had success until you can no longer do it anymore.

Maybe that's the case.

If they're 15-0 again, I don't know that it would be an immediate firing.

Maybe they would have their hand forced eventually, but the conversation would take a lot longer.

Yes, I've known it.

I've seen it happen before.

But I heard earlier in the show you were talking about cold and pain.

And I was thinking about how the pain threshold is, to me at least, at a certain point, then everything over that hurts.

And there's only been two times in my career where I had a level of pain that I wanted to report on.

Not what it's someone else to know about.

One was trying to tackle Steven Jackson with just one arm.

I threw my arm into his legs and it felt like a lawnmower ran over my arm.

And the other time was when Eddie Royal blindside blocked me in the chest and I got up and coughed up blood, missed one play and came back in.

Those are the only times in my football playing career.

Oh, also when I was like 14 years old in the championship game, I got hit and like one eye got stuck and I couldn't move it for a couple of seconds.

It was like I was cross-eyed for a couple of seconds.