Josh Cribs

Like, being able to do something at a high level.

I remember one game, we get back in town, and I'm driving back home on 71, and...

I'll tell you this, and you know this, James Noah too, man.

We didn't win often with the Browns.

We had one winning season, that 10-6 year.

You know, it was just a somber moment.

And I felt like it was becoming a drag.

And it was, for me, it was sort of like redundant.

The sport that I had played, Pop Warner, Pee Wee Football League, and D.C., all the way up through college to NFL, I'm finally here.

Like, you know, losing and then coming home feeling like I'm putting it all out there on the field.

And now, in my soul, it felt like I was sad.

I remember one game, we get back in town, and I'm driving back home on 71, and I'm

So what I did was I rededicated myself to the game, to the sport that we love.

You know, it was just a somber moment.

I went out, I saw a rec ball game going on, and I kind of stood back in the stands and kind of looked at the young kids playing and grabbed a little bit of that momentum that they had.

And I felt like it was becoming a drag.

The sport that I had played, Pop Warner, Pee Wee Football League, and D.C., all the way up through college to NFL, I'm finally here.

And now, in my soul, it felt like I was sad.

Knowing that every kid out there on the field, they want to go pro.

So what I did was I rededicated myself to the game, to the sport that we love.