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BEST OF Part 1: NFL Guests Brian Robinson Jr. + Josh Metellus + Tyquan Thornton JOIN the show
27 Sep 2025
Chapter 1: What insights does Brian Robinson Jr. share about overcoming injuries?
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Chapter 2: How does Josh Metellus describe the Vikings' defensive strategy?
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Chapter 3: What challenges does Tyquan Thornton face in adapting to the Chiefs?
B-Rock, what's up, B-Rock? Joining us today, 49ers running back Brad Robinson Jr. How you doing, bro? I'm good. How you doing, bro? I'm good, man. I'm good, man. Look, 3-0, but y'all been besieged by injuries, man. Nick Bosa, Brock Purdy, Kittle, Jennings, IU can still yet to play.
How have you guys been able to still be 3-0 as the injuries start to mount and the adage, the cliche, next man up has really had to be you guys' mantra? Yeah, I think... The Devs just got to prepare. They just got to keep preparing like the starters. You know, same conversation me and Matt Jones been having, you know, the last couple weeks.
You know, he didn't think he was going to have to start, you know, the last couple weeks. So, you know, just big testament to guys that just come in, prepare, come in working. You know, like, you know, they're going to get their shot, going to get a moment at any given time. So I think that's the biggest thing about just having a team full of guys
you know, experienced players and no depth that, you know, prepare well. So guys got to step up now for sure. Yeah. What would be Rob? What does that transition been like for you going from Washington, going down to San Francisco? What was, has the transition been getting acclimated to the offense, getting acclimated to a new atmosphere, a new environment? What has that been like for you? Oh,
It's been good. You know, it's been a work in progress for sure. You know, it was a quick turnaround for sure, you know. But I think, you know, with Kyle's offense, it's easy to, you know, kind of, you know, for my style, you know, there's a lot of run, you know, run game in there. So, like, it's easy for me to, you know, pick up to that stuff.
You know, obviously some of the verbiage and stuff I'm still picking up on.
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts discuss the impact of injuries on team performance?
But, you know, for the most part, I've been picking up on stuff pretty fast. My running back coach is out there with y'all, Bobby Turner. You tell him, hey, man, I was on last night. Bobby T, he told me to tell you what's up. Okay, I'm going to for sure let them know tomorrow. I'm going to let them know. What's been Kyle's message to you guys? I've known Kyle since he was 12 years old.
I know a lot of the guys out there because a lot of the guys were with me when I was in Denver. Kyle was in high school and when he went on to the University of Texas. But I know a lot of those coaches out there. So what's been Kyle's message to you guys that keep you guys three, got you guys three and oh, even though the injuries have started to mount?
I think the message that really sits with me, for real, is he's been telling us, you know, just play desperate. You know, like, that's just been the message. Just play desperate. And I feel like, you know, that's enough said, honestly. You know, everybody pretty much responds to that alone. Everybody knows exactly what he mean when he say that, like. you know, play desperate and shit.
I feel like, you know, that's, that's the message. Simple as that. Yeah. Brad. Okay. We hear this all of a sudden. I mean, I thought you was playing well for Washington and then all you saw, you know, he might get traded or if he did not get rid, they can't find a trade partner. They're going to release. Did, did, was there anything in training camp?
Was there anything in the off season that led you to believe that you wouldn't be a commander this season? I mean, honestly, I couldn't even tell you that.
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Chapter 5: What does Brian Robinson Jr. reveal about his transition from Washington to San Francisco?
Uh, I was just so focused on, you know, just being a commander. You know, I felt like at the time that's the only thing I should have been focused on, you know, unless, you know, somebody from the higher up had a message. They wanted to say, you know, say something to me that made me think otherwise. Other than that, you know, my only focus was being a commander.
You know, so, you know, I couldn't tell you nothing besides, like, rumors or something like that that probably, like, triggered it, you know, but... You don't really get too caught up in rumors and stuff that go on on the Internet. You don't really know. But apparently they was knowing. They were knowing stuff I didn't know at the time. Listen, B-Rob, that happened to all of us, baby.
That happened to all of us. One day, obviously, it happened to me. Uncle, I'm sure it happened to you. And sometimes you going on about your business, doing what you're doing, getting prepared for the season. And all of a sudden, you know, it always comes from in-house, too. It always comes from the house.
They purposely put it out there just to get, just to get the storm, just to get the storm going, you know, and it lets you know, well, damn, that's how y'all feel about me. Everything I did for you, all the work I done put in, the blood, I done went to war with y'all and that's what y'all want to leak out there. And it is what it is.
Chapter 6: How does Josh Metellus reflect on the Vikings' success and team dynamics?
But listen, you off the greener pastures, obviously. How are you enjoying your time out there in San Francisco so far? Shit, honestly, man, I just, I mean, I jumped straight into it, man. I ain't really had time to really just, you know, get out and really explore like that. You know, I'm sure when the time come, I'll see what it's like.
But, you know, right now, shit's just been all ball for me, man. I had to jump straight off the jet, like, you know, like trying to get in the playbook. You know, I was cut, shit. I got to, I'm in the same position, you know. You're like a rookie all over again. Got to learn a new system. Yeah. But at the same time, also preparing like the starter that I always been.
So, you know, so when my number call, I come in and do my thing, you know, so that's what I expect to do. So, you know, just working on getting caught up to speed as fast as I can, just so that it ain't no hiccups when I get caught. I don't care about the fact that it's only been a couple of weeks. I ain't making no excuses that, you know what I'm saying? When it's time for me to spend, you know,
Spin. Yeah.
Chapter 7: What are Tyquan Thornton's thoughts on playing with Patrick Mahomes?
Is the offense schematically any different? I'm sure the words are different, but are there any similarities from the commanders and what you have to do with the 49ers or is it completely different? I think we run a different scheme. You know, it's definitely a different scheme. It's actually like, I like it. One cut, get your ass downhill. Exactly. Exactly.
know that make that make enough sense that make enough sense to me you feel me that makes sense to me i'm good with that i blocked that hey one cut hey we gonna cut the back side when you make a decision when you put your foot in the dirt commit to that come on with it yes sir all right bobby t hey we practice that so why the hell you do it yeah bobby t don't play just know
Hey, I don't know if you know Bobby T. Bobby T don't play. Nah. I done got to know him well over the last three weeks for sure. Oh, yeah. Bobby T a great guy, though. Man, he a great guy. What's it like having Christian McCaffrey? I mean, you're in the same meeting room with Christian McCaffrey. You're in the backfield sometimes. What's it been like?
Because, you know, going to the University of Alabama, you're used to having, you know, great back, great players around you.
Chapter 8: What key lessons do the guests share about resilience in professional sports?
But he a different animal. Yeah, he definitely, you know. He is who he is, though, but he's super humble, you know, great, you know, great teammate. So it's easy, you know, being in the room with him, he, you know, he's just a great team player. So he, you know, he ain't too caught up in, you know, being Chris McCaffrey and all that, you know, so...
it's been pretty cool, you know, just getting to know him and get to play alongside him and just seeing how he go about his business and why he is the special player he is because he handled his business like that. He'd be on top of it, you know what I'm saying? It's just been fun to watch and just get to know him and, you know, just see how he... He's been great like that over these years.
Hey, man, what is it like, man? I'm like just a thought, man, and being able to share the fear. I'm kind of hurt almost a little bit not being able to play in this era because there's some great players that I enjoy watching, especially on the defensive side of the ball that I would have loved to go against. Mm-hmm. Fred Warner has to be one of my favorite players.
Man, you got to tell me, what is it like being able to share the field with Young Bull, man, every time y'all out there on that field? Yeah, I think, you know, being able to share the field with Fred is special. You know, it's a moment in my life I ain't gonna take for granted, for sure, because shit. I came out here to San Fran. I had to play against Fred my rookie year. Yeah.
Man, we tore each other up. You know what I'm saying? But we hit it. Look, we hit each other enough just, you know, after the game, like, bro. Respect. You know what I'm saying? Respect for sure. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, by the time I walked in the building here, it was just like, you know, we still remember, like, them moments, like.
playing against each other and I'm like we on the same team you know what I'm saying so it's like hey we gonna go do that to other teams we gonna go do what we was doing to each other we gonna go do that to somebody else you know what I'm saying so I think that's dope for sure B-Rob do you remember first game you came out it's a tremendous meme you came out running to many men after the traumatic you ended up getting shot and I was like well he probably done for the year in hell you back in no time I'm like damn
I mean, obviously that's a very traumatic experience. What was it like running out after being shot? I don't think you missed very many games. What'd you miss, like three, four games? No, you was right back. Yeah, I only missed the games that I was out for the, what is it, NFL? Yeah, yeah. So you got to miss the four games. So those are the only four games I had missed.
Did you know you was going to be able to make it back so quick? So when this happened, so what are the doctors telling you? What are the athletic trainers telling you? And then what are you telling yourself? Um, so the doctors actually told me that I would make a full recovery. I would, you know, I would be able to, you know, play ball. Okay.
You know, so that was the first thing the doctors told me. So, um, once I got out of there, I took it straight to the recovery room, you know, and once I got in the recovery room, it was just work in progress. You know, I,
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