Carson Palmer on Bengals Career, USC Legacy & Future, Thriving with Cardinals | Half-Forgotten History

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USC Legend and long-time Cincinnati Bengal Carson Palmer joins Trey to talk about when he first realized he had a shot to play in the NFL , what it was like when Pete Carrol took over during Carson’s time at USC, what the most recent golden age of USC football was like, and what Carson hopes for in the next USC head coach. Carson then goes into detail on what it was like to be drafted number one overall to the Cincinnati Bengals, what it was like to sit behind Jon Kitna for the first year of his career, how it felt facing the Pittsburgh Steelers in his first playoff game, how things quickly turned when he tore his ACL in that same game, how his career turned around when he got traded to the Arizona Cardinals, and when he knew it was time to hang it up.

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