Randall Cobb

So I think you should check it out and think about it.

Yeah, it definitely has been a transition.

It's had its difficulties.

I'm very blessed in a sense that I have a family structure that really holds me together.

I got purpose in my kids.

My wife pushes me to new levels and new heights daily.

I couldn't be more thankful for that support system, right?

To come home to that loving home every single day.

Um, but yeah, I played, you know, for majority of my life, I played 26 years of football, played sports all through high school.

This is the first time where I don't have like something right.

Every season of life, I've had something.

If it was an off season, I was preparing for the next season during the season.

It goes by really quickly.

And that structure was just ripped from me basically.

And I, um, you know, I'm piecing that together and, and

finding new hobbies and things that i'm interested in and um you know i just got into tennis randomly like i love it now and you know so i'm playing tennis a couple times not pickleball not pickleball i really i really like tennis i feel like you just move a little bit more and i like that uh like you have to be skilled like me and my wife played in the doubles mixed doubles match at the club and like got smacked and i was like okay all right yeah i got some working to do so

So that's been a fun transition.

But yeah, I would say that it does have its difficulties.

And that was one of the reasons I went on the show because I wanted that thrill back.

You know, it's very euphoric to be able to be in a stadium with 80,000 people.