LeSean McCoy

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It is an actual Polish saying.

Which, by the way, wasn't Taylor Swift who said that for the first time.

I actually, I thought it was.

I got that wrong.

Which, by the way, wasn't Taylor Swift who said that for the first time.

I actually, I thought it was.

I got that wrong.

My favorite player of all time was Barry Sanders. The day that he retired, I remember crying.

My favorite player of all time was Barry Sanders. The day that he retired, I remember crying.

My favorite player of all time was Barry Sanders. The day that he retired, I remember crying.

Are we ready? Yeah. One, two, three, four eggs, turkey bacon, never pork, little pancakes, light syrup, OJ, you know.

Are we ready? Yeah. One, two, three, four eggs, turkey bacon, never pork, little pancakes, light syrup, OJ, you know.

Are we ready? Yeah. One, two, three, four eggs, turkey bacon, never pork, little pancakes, light syrup, OJ, you know.

My name is LaShawn McCoy. I'm an ex-NFL all-decade running back for the Eagles, the Bills, the Chiefs, and the Bucs. Now I'm on Fox with the facility, five-day-a-week show. Tell me about your early memories of playing running back. So I was about five years old. You're supposed to play at six, but I love the game so much. I lied to them until I was six when I was really five.

My name is LaShawn McCoy. I'm an ex-NFL all-decade running back for the Eagles, the Bills, the Chiefs, and the Bucs. Now I'm on Fox with the facility, five-day-a-week show. Tell me about your early memories of playing running back. So I was about five years old. You're supposed to play at six, but I love the game so much. I lied to them until I was six when I was really five.

My name is LaShawn McCoy. I'm an ex-NFL all-decade running back for the Eagles, the Bills, the Chiefs, and the Bucs. Now I'm on Fox with the facility, five-day-a-week show. Tell me about your early memories of playing running back. So I was about five years old. You're supposed to play at six, but I love the game so much. I lied to them until I was six when I was really five.

Were y'all hitting at five? I mean, we had pads on. I don't want to call it hitting. We had pads on. Back in the day, man, it was different. When we were hanging out in the neighborhoods, we would call this thing free-for-all. It would be like seven, eight kids, and we would throw the ball. And one dude had to make all eight guys miss.

Were y'all hitting at five? I mean, we had pads on. I don't want to call it hitting. We had pads on. Back in the day, man, it was different. When we were hanging out in the neighborhoods, we would call this thing free-for-all. It would be like seven, eight kids, and we would throw the ball. And one dude had to make all eight guys miss.

Were y'all hitting at five? I mean, we had pads on. I don't want to call it hitting. We had pads on. Back in the day, man, it was different. When we were hanging out in the neighborhoods, we would call this thing free-for-all. It would be like seven, eight kids, and we would throw the ball. And one dude had to make all eight guys miss.