[00:01] because people look at us and they're like, man, you guys have the access, can And honestly, like when you really look at the statistics of making it to the league, one, I mean, you're talking 0.0002%
[00:13] you make it, most NFL rosters are made up primarily of undrafted guys. So it's And then when you when you hear all these hundred million, two hundred million dollar price points, it's not It might be one
[00:27] or two guys on the roster, and the rest are usually like at league minimum. And then if you do get a contract, most average are 2.3 years, 2.8 years. That is a career. That's your average career for most guys. And so that that doesn't
[00:40] >> Oh, you don't even get a pension then. >> No. You So three And they did I mean, business is business. 3.3 you have to have 3.3 years in the league to get your pension. The average career is 2.8. So like a lot of us come in and we're out.
[00:53] And luckily I was blessed to play eight years, so I had a great career. But a lot most of us, if they make it, are going to play for 2.8 years and then going to play for 2.8 years and then have to figure out what's next.