Kavon Frazier

And I went through it.

Mine wasn't as extreme just because I already had something I was working on outside of football.

But I did have a lot of time to sit down and really try to figure out who I am.

And that was like my biggest, honestly, that's what I've really valued the most with being out of football now is really figuring out who I am as a man.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, the podcast was simply – and we stopped it.

We paused it just because, you know, our schedule is scheduling conflicts.

But it was talking about the challenges that athletes go through as they transition out and bringing awareness to it.

I mean, I think that's the biggest thing.

Like, guys don't really – while they're in it, they don't realize that, you know, it's going to come to an end.

Even though, like, man, football –

is that one sport to where it's gonna be uh it's shorter like like like people their lifespan of an nfl player is shorter than uh nba or mlb yeah two years right like that yeah i mean oh yeah i mean i think i looked it up it was like 2.3 years right some guys bro i see some guys that's only play for a year and then they got to go over or to the cfl or right i mean

guys don't really play in the league long.

But I had the privilege to play six years.

I was five years before I had my first cut.

And when that first cut came, it was almost like, it was shocking, bro.

And I talked to a couple other guys that's going through that same, in that same phase now.

And it's almost like you don't even know what to do when you get cut first, right?

So, yeah, bro.

I think football is definitely that sport to where guys don't really fully understand that, hey, you got to make the most of it.