Aussie NFL Rookie Jarrod Gray! Surprising NRL Players Who Could Play Gridiron & US Sporting Cultural Differences | Triple M NRL
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How did Jarrod Gray go from local NRL junior to an NFL international rookie?
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Wow, what an afternoon. Not for you, for me. Massive NFL fan. Well, we've got Jared Gray here from the Giants. Not too sure. We'll get into that, but yeah, we're here on a Triple M NRL podcast. And look, man, honestly, before we even start, just... Super, super – you must be super proud of yourself, man, because I suppose the one thing that I find, it's hard enough to make it in a sport where – in a country you grow up in. They don't play, you know, NFL here. But for you to sort of have the belief in yourself to go over and do that, man, I just wanted to say straight up, man, very impressive.
No, I appreciate that, man. Thank you very much. Like I said, it's a blessing to have such an opportunity and at the end of the day, I just give all my glory and thanks to the Lord above, man. He's given me this opportunity to not only change my life, my family's life, but then to also be the next inspiration for the younger athletes coming up.
Nah, man, super, super impressive. And I've heard you speak before just about your family and, you know, your beliefs and stuff. So, mate, we'll delve into a bit of that. But I am getting a bit hot, bro.
I'm just going to take this off. No, yeah, yeah. I knew it I knew it yeah bro take that Kelly Green off I don't even want to see it I don't even want to if Jordan watches this I'm sorry Jordan yeah Jordan knows where it's at bro nah nah nah Giants is where it's at he's my man is that is that is that why you is that why you're you go for Philly because of Saquon
I love him. I love Saquon. He was obviously from the Giants. So you're anti-Saquon.
Yeah. So when he was at the Giants, were you going for the Giants? I wasn't. I'm Philly.
I'm the Michael Vick days. Back in the day.
So you've been watching them for a while. I love it. Like the Brian Dawkins.
Like the old boys. But yeah, when I got told I was doing the interview, I was super excited. But... I know, I know. This is hurting my eyes, man.
I'm going to have to look at this.
Just for everyone out there, like, if you don't really, because it's obviously an NRL podcast. Yeah, yeah. This is like a, I would say it's a South Roosters rivalry. Would you say that?
Yeah, yeah. That's what I would say, like South Roosters rivalry. Yeah, like Philly, the Giants, you know, Dallas and the Giants. Anyone in the NFC East division that I'd say is like a rivalry to us.
Yeah, and just to let everyone know, we've owned the division for multiple years.
Oh, here we go. Here we go. Hey, you know what? This year's a new year. 2026, go Big Blue.
You know what? Do you know what? It kills me now because obviously, like, you know, we're doing this potty and I'm going to learn a bit about you. So I don't even know if I can have a soft spot for you, bro. That's the thing.
So you hate Dallas. You must hate Dallas. Oh, I can't stand Dallas. Dak.
I wouldn't interview Dak. No? no way you'd interview that yeah I would I would no no but no it's but this is what we love rivalries right and then when I when I when I was thinking about it today I was like nah don't don't carry on but I was like nah you gotta wear it with pride but yeah obviously for me as well like watching you guys you know you got you got Jackson Dart there and Scatterbow like I love that I love their energy man I do too especially you know
they're young as well they're young like I said they only got drafted last year but the energy they bring to the team and into the locker room like I've only been there for two weeks with them in that locker room but like you can just tell the energy they bring Not only them, but just everyone else in the locker room as well, especially the vets.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How did Jarrod Gray go from local NRL junior to an NFL international rookie?
0:00–11:59
2
What was Jarrod’s experience preparing for the NFL combine and how did his hamstring injury affect it?
11:59–28:35
3
How did Jarrod learn offensive line fundamentals and what micro-skills did the camp teach him?
28:35–39:33
4
What does an offensive tackle’s role look like in pass protection and run blocking?
39:33–49:09
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