Robert Griffin III
speaker
545 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 23 May
Robert Griffin III’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yes. And honestly, I mean, it's the truth. It's like, hey, how you view something is how you view it. If you can't laugh at yourself, man. Yeah. Then what are you really doing? You can't. Great quality. You can't laugh at yourself or laugh at a moment and move on from it and not be bogged down by it in your own mind. And then it doesn't matter. So I don't worry about it. It was it was it was fun.
It went galactical and you move on.
Yes, did Chef Donnie. Cooked some beignets. Did the show with Chef Donnie.
Oh. Did the show with Chef Donnie.
Yes, we did some beignets. Okay, all right.
That happens at the Heisman house. Okay. So when we're with Nissan and we go to the Heisman house, we got video games in the back and you get to sit down with Baker Mayfield and Tim Tebow and Charles Woodson and Desmond Howard and Eddie George and all these guys.
I don't think he was there.
I don't want to say that.
Oh. I saw that that wasn't true. He might have done it. I saw that it wasn't true, though.
It came out and said that the recording was him just talking to himself. Ah, okay. It was the bodyguard talking to himself.
I am leaving that all the way alone.
But he hasn't been there. I haven't seen him there. I don't know if he's ever been there, but I have never seen him there. But it's a good time, you know, kicking it with the guys, shooting the funny commercials. When you go to the Heisman ceremony, it's more of just, I know some people think that the guys that are on stage, they go there just so they can be seen. And that's not what it is.
They're there to support the next guy that's coming in. And like the Heisman loses its value if the guys who won it before don't welcome the new guy into the fraternity. So it's really cool to go there and see Mike Rozier, right?
It's really cool to go there and see Archie Griffin, guys that I never got to see play, but they believe so much in the Heisman fraternity that they're willing to come back and welcome the next guy into that. That, to me, is awesome. So, you know, ESPN runs the show, and I've been a part of that broadcast for the last three years.
I'm not going to be a part of the broadcast, but I'm still going to go back because it's important to welcome, whether it's Travis Hunter, Aston Gentry, Shadurah Sanders, Cam Ward, whoever it is that wins the Heisman, it's important to be there to support them.
Yeah, it certainly feels special, and it changes your life forever. It's not just the Heisman house, but it's the way that people look at you. And other awards, it's not to speak down on the other awards. They just don't remember MVPs. I won, with all due respect, I won the Manning Award my last year in college. No one says Robert Griffin III, the Manning Award winner.
They say RG3, the Heisman Trophy winner. So there is a certain level of prestige, and that goes with all of them. It's not just the Manning Award. It's the Maxwell, the Bolitnikoff, all these other ones, the Davey O'Brien. They have value, and you appreciate getting the award and being a part of that fraternity, but there's something so much more special about the Heisman Trophy.
honestly i'm 34 so it's not like i'm 55 right and that first check for the heisman house i was like wait what y'all giving out checks like this to come do this commercial like that that was a moment of like oh wow this is a gift that keeps on giving because we have guys like an eddie george who's been removed from the game for 20 years and he's still getting those types of opportunities due to the heisman and um i was just at an event doing a speaking engagement and they introduced me as heisman trophy winner and like
And you're like, man, you don't understand how much it means to the other people until you hear it when you're so far removed from it. I remember the moment. I could feel my heart beating through my chest when they said the 2011 Heisman Trophy winner is. I still remember that moment. But I don't think I knew it was going to have this type of impact on my life.
Isn't it funny that everyone who does the pose, it's literally not the Heisman pose.
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