Olin Krutz

It was a big baby.

It's a big boy.

Who would have known I was a journalism major?

Who would have known that?

So I was working on that.

My budding media career was the only thing I was thinking about.

Obviously being really sarcastic here, but that always goes on.

As you guys know, I walked away from the Saints mid-season, and a lot of that was...

Obviously, we didn't get along real well there.

And that story is out there with the coaches, the coach there at the time and went through some things.

But, you know, really wasn't sleeping well at night, waking up with sweats, always had pain, always trying to get back on the football field at 34 years old with 190 starts.

All those things were starting to creep up on me, didn't like my game.

It was very hard to do and it just had to be worth it.

at that time for me.

So, hey, man, listen, like I said earlier, congratulations to Drew on his career.

Congratulations on the things he's done.

But when this game, when it's not for you anymore, when waking up in the morning, lifting the heavy weights, eating the right food, keeping your weight on, doing the running, doing the skill work, doing all the things, as you guys know,

At my gym, I get a chance to see a lot of guys work through and go through the work and go through the process of trying to get better in the NFL.

All the hours they have to put in and all the grinding that they have to do on their skill work, on getting stronger, on keeping their body healthy.

By the way, guys, while you're doing that, you know, your body is taking a beating.