How A Heisman Trophy Winner Lost His Confidence

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Dude deserves better

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[@Jin04115]

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[@TheDCGuitar13]

One thing nobody ever warns you about growing up is how quick you go from a kid with all the potential to a man who is ridiculed for not having achieved it. It happens one moment to the next. Letting it sink in that you’re not special and are like everyone else is hard. Real hard

[@FlemLoRaps]

MAJOR FACTS

[@andreashley6084]

So real…

[@RobertHenderson.poopiebear]

So true but, I think he's still special and people know... I mean he's still an N.F.L quarterback so, at worst he's one of the best 64 quarterbacks in the world. But he was the #1 pick and people expected much more from his career. It HAD TO BE HARD going from being the face of a franchise to being a backup clinging to an N.F.L Roster wondering if you'll ever get another chance.... especially as the years go by and you find yourself a 32 year old who hasn't been a starter for 5 years!

[@TheDCGuitar13]

@@RobertHenderson.poopiebear the speed in which 22 turns into 29 is lightning. And it’s never just one thing that set you back either. Always a labyrinth: life’s hard like that. But some make it to the other side like moon, geno or kurt Warner. Never say never

[@Billabongbabalog]

Uhhh plenty of people warn you. You either didn't pay attention or didn't want to hear it. You also saw that happen to people when you were growing up and just ignored it. Keep up.

[@erikcastillo963]

One thing I’ll never forget about Mariota as a man. There was one interview where he was visibly frustrated after a loss and gave the media attitude and the next day or maybe a 2 days after. He apologized to everyone and they all said he didn’t offend them. He’s a good man.

[@speedscampi5217]

I am a titans chiefs fan and I can say he might be my favorite QB I've watched, I grew up on his games and as a person he is truly a great guy. Every teamate he has played with has always said great things about him, and you can tell by the way he talks he truly is a great guy. His fall is one of the saddest things in sports imo. He gave everything he had to the Titans but after that injury where he pinched his nerve he just wasn't the same.

[@skipthebase]

He said his Mom told him he wasn’t raised that way and to apologize…i remember that.

[@Carl-J]

He might have lost his touch but that heisman season was unforgettable

[@tylerd1297]

Touch of gray

[@bryandungee1029]

You don’t just become terrible at something you have been great at your whole life, I blame the coaches in the NFL for over coaching and or not adjusting to their players and forcing them to adjust to them and their system, that’s not good coaching IMO!!!

[@tylerd1297]

@@bryandungee1029 Until Callahan the Titans were infatuated with these smash mouth football type OC's. First with Mularkey, then arthur Smith. Then he left for Atlanta and back to Arthur Smith. Feels like it's been 10 yrs of the same thing tho.

[@Mailliw8007]

@@bryandungee1029i blame all the injuries

[@dyoung12b]

​@@bryandungee1029Mannnn you preaching!! I been saying this for years I believe that Johnny manziel would have had a way better career in Cleveland if they would have adapted to his play style you cannot take a quarterback that has been in a spread system his entire life and all of a sudden put him in a pro-style offense. I know somebody going to have some dumb s*** to say and be like well the greats adapt to whatever but that's not the case that's like putting Tom Brady in a RPO style offense giving him the option to run Knowing damn well he can't.

[@TrevieTrev]

Watching the QB series on Netflix I get Marcus Mariota he’s a different type of dude his leadership style is more leading with action instead of words.

[@FlemLoRaps]

For sure. He just seemed like a man who was having a rough go at it. Like he lost beleif in himself. I dont think he was a bad leader outside of that

[@TrevieTrev]

@@FlemLoRaps facts love the content btw💪🏾

[@ftwsam2246]

Leading by example is great, but unfortunately in a lot of sports a lot of people gravitate towards leading with words.

[@jakeferreirafamily]

Thats honestly the elite way to lead, the “We gon eat this W” thpe dudes never last

[@ftwsam2246]

@@jakeferreirafamily when I saw that Jameis clip I laughed, it's so funny that I use it from time to time as a taunt. 🤣

[@scooberz2015]

Met Marcus when he at Oregon. You're spot on. Incredibly kind and humble to the point where he could make you forget that he's the best freaking player in the country. Its a shame that thing's haven't gone how I'm sure he imagined, but the dude has accomplished so much on and - off - the - field. He and his wife have given so much back to the community and I have no doubt that he's going to be a great father. I'm obviously biased AF, Oregon fan and all, but this is some of you're best work, and that's saying a lot because you have an uncanny ability to humanize these dudes. Talking about the athlete is easy, talking about the human being off - the - field is not, and that's why your the GOAT sports content creator.

[@phightinphil25]

As a ducks fan I'll always remember the Heisman season and that one playoff game with the Titans where he caught his own TD pass. The guy had all the tools and I think on a less run based offence he probably stays at worst a starter. He needs the ball in his hands and he was in a offense with Derrick Henry who needs the ball in his own hands depriving Mariota as many chances to improvise, he wasn't a game manager he was a creator and that doesn't gel with what the Henry Titans needed.

[@steezy7460]

Got that man lookin 50 working on a play for his Roth IRA

[@FlemLoRaps]

lol

[@Darva-sl3jh]

🤣🤣 I just said that. Stress will age your ass. Look at Colin Kaepernick. He looks 52 at 36.

[@churchmarquis]

By 50 it’s too late. Not enough time for interest to compound.

[@johndavis9321]

​@@Darva-sl3jhbig facts two things that will show on yo body and have you agin like milk constant stress and lack of sleep

[@HOLYOKEFLATS]

ya 🥶 colD 🥶 don’t be like that😂😂😂😂ya cold cold 🥶 🌬️🌬️💨💨💨🥶

[@OneOut1]

This happens to a lot of young QBs. Wrong system. Wrong coaches. Plenty of talent just Wrong situation.

[@derfvcderfvc7317]

Great QBs succeed no matter the situation.

[@suedecris2450]

@@derfvcderfvc7317not really but I guess.

[@mcren6781]

False. Marcus did have a lot of success with the Titans! Marcus didn’t succeed long term because he wasn’t confident and was passive. Not to mention he did have a lot of success with the Titans three winning seasons, setting redzone records, and beating the chiefs in the playoffs. Once he broke his leg he was never the same. I used to watch him at practice all the time and he was always walking with his head down and always seemed uncomfortable in front of the media. He had the right system. He just wasn’t a great fit for the limelight. That’s why he considered retiring until he got a backup job where all the focus wasn’t on him.😂

[@SkunkApe407]

​@@derfvcderfvc7317 tell that to Stafford and Goff. Both of those boys were in the wrong system, and have thrived since being traded to the right teams. Steve Young played like ass in Tampa, but went on to have a HoF career in SF. A QB can only work with what their team gives them. You can't shoehorn any QB into any offense, and expect them to excel.

[@tavius88]

@@derfvcderfvc7317that’s not true

[@cmtrap]

I’m just a girl who doesn’t even watch football but watches all of your videos because you make the players feel like real people. Your compassion, empathy and kindness are amazing. Keep up the good work!!!

[@davidhpruden]

I’m a simple man, if Flem posts I watch.😂👍🏾🙏🏿🤝🏾

[@FlemLoRaps]

My dude

[@Jay-fr9mn]

For real definitely hands down my favorite sport documentary channel. Surprised he doesn’t already have millions of subs yet.

[@Nequetrefi11]

ditto. flem the truth

[@shaunlennon8235]

I feel ya on that lol for all these years Flem has been my road dawg. I listen to your vids while driving and watch them if I'm not

[@revelationej5783]

Confidence has been restored in me after years of struggling. Flem, you hit with this man. I was in high school watching Mariota light it up. He seemed like a good dude always and rooted for him.

[@kerrydaniels8460]

Man, as a man of faith, I'm not gonna lie, one of the hardestcthigs to work past is doing things to the best you know how to do and things out of your control still seemingly going wrong. It truly does feel like a punishment in the moment. It can KILL your confidence. Constant injuries in his case, ingrained beliefs being challenged, high expectations from everyone around you, etc. all add up.

[@sweetsharie66]

This documentary was so good! Marcus is a wonderful person and I enjoyed watching him play for the Titans. There will be life after the NFL and his good character will continue to be his greatest asset. 👍🏾

[@Blackjack1414]

I love this!!! Big Titans fan who lives in hawaii. Loved when we drafted Marcus, but when he broke his leg that sophomore season, he was never the same.

[@ImportAl]

Another banger! Mariota had rough coaching luck, Whisenhunt, Mularkey, and Vrabel aren't exactly Reid, Shanahan, and McDaniel.

[@FlemLoRaps]

Im with u

[@sillsilly7423]

Vrabel don’t coach offense and he’s not a bad head coach but Josh McDaniel is trash let’s be real

[@baxatakbaxatak2014]

Vrabel was good, but Mariota was never Vrabel’s guy.

[@ben-manvibing162]

His time with the raiders seems like he was getting back some confidence even with the quad injury

[@baxatakbaxatak2014]

@@ben-manvibing162 Then he crashed into Arthur Smith’s Falcons.

[@ryancrawford4171]

He went to the wrong team that didn’t use him correctly!! Best Oregon QB ever watched him as a freshman at the spring game at Oregon and knew he was the real deal!!

[@ofelldbdhcbcudbpoof2701]

his sophomore season was a great sign. he got hurt and was never the same. sure his scheme didn’t help him the most. But ryan tannehill threw 30 tds with the same team he did. at that point there is no excuse

[@ryancrawford4171]

Yeah but also Ryan tannehill was also a QB that could work with in that system.. Marcus wasn’t a pocket passer.. he was a scrambler.. more of a backyard football player he wanted to run around and make a play not sit in the pocket like Mike vrabble wanted him to

[@ofelldbdhcbcudbpoof2701]

@@ryancrawford4171 That is true, but it was his 5th year in the nfl, he should’ve somewhat adjusted to that part of his game. He needed to move around more? correct. Arthur smith ran the most play actions, which should’ve played into his strengths. When you’re on a team with AJ brown, derrick henry, a great o line at the time, and A good support of corey davis and jonnu smith you can’t really make excuses for him.

[@maddenmoments8748]

@@ryancrawford4171 Tannehill was a former receiver and had similar rushing numbers to Mariota with a lot more touchdowns

[@howdareyouexist]

or he just wasnt good

[@estherstephens1858]

Mrs. Tupper STOP killing kids’ dreams!!! @FlemLo Raps, those positive words you spoke to Marcus (everyone) made me cry. So true and powerful. Thank you for sharing

[@_The_Journey]

Any kids growing up in middle school back in 2013-14 wanted to be like mariota 💯 he’s always been that dude to so many people and I hope he never loses sight of that

[@JokaChildTv]

Mariota rushing TD with The Raiders on Turkey Day that was my favorite one cuz I was there

[@AirRaid1196]

Damn. This one hit Flem. As a Titans fan, he absolutely still has the support of this fanbase. He went through a lot but always stayed true to himself. He's a great dude and I'll always root for his success. Never heard anything bad about him ever. And that says a lot on its own. That ending of this video really hit me too personally. I know it's about Marcus but it kinda felt like you were talking to me lol As a person, I feel like I relate to Marcus' personality in some ways. Thanks for that one Flem!

[@ad_stayfly7]

Loved Bro on that Oregon Team ! Wishing him much love and continued success in this lifetime.

[@WildTonyAppears]

Marcus Mariota was the most hyped I'd been for a Titans draft pick since Vince Young, and he really proved it with the way his career started. Methodical precision on the field, class act off of it. It really felt like he was the future for the franchise. Despite his setbacks, he's become my favourite NFL player based on just being a solid human being. This video really did him justice, and I appreciate how much of the focus was on his humbleness. Thank you as always, Flem!

[@Matt-js4um]

This was one of the best docs that you have done. Love it

[@jewmaxin1984]

This was pretty powerful and personal in a way. Your parting words talking about confidence and knowing what to do with it hit me hard. Been going through a major life slump, your words I needed to hear, gave me goosebumps. It's been months since I watched anything on your channel, I'm glad I dropped in when I did. Thanks Flemlo. I'll show up and show love more often

[@adidasperson13]

Yo @FlemLoRaps those last few lines hit really hard & means a whole lot to more ppl than you know. It speaks truth & volume to how you should look at life don't give up & keep pushing. At some point you will break thru again & when you do your light will shine brighter than it did before. I appreciate you fam your videos also show the light at the end of the tunnel.

[@InvisibleManBroadcast7]

It will be epic to see Flemlo being interviewed on The Pivot Podcast. FlemLo you are the best storyteller of football athletes. I appreciate your research, your fair and unbiased opinions. Thank you for all that you do. Peace.

[@sirlance_35]

If he was drafted by Andy Reid I think he would have had a good career.He went to an organization that didn’t care, they tried to change him to a Tom Brady type of quarterback Look at how good Lamar Jackson is right now because of how they built that offense around his strengths, Titans never did that. Mariota is best in a hurry up offense spread type offense, not slow paced huddle offense

[@johndavis9321]

Agreed imo mariota suffers from coming in the league 2 or 3 years too early before teams really began to embrace certain college offensive schemes i think mariota would have throved in an offense similar to what kingsbarry had with the short qb in arizona whose name is escaping me at the moment

[@OfficialLeonHowardII]

Been waiting on this Flemlo, thanks

[@ijbranch8649]

I really needed to hear that speech you said about confidence. Thanks man

[@Tuxedo512]

the titans ruined him like all the other qbs before him, imagine if he had gone to a competent franchise with a good coach and coaching staff.

[@ad_stayfly7]

Just like they did VY

[@jesse1257]

They got the Bengals OC now so that should stop. Tannehill was good and Levis is good.

[@bryandungee1029]

YES SIR!!! The Titans ruin everyone, they haven’t gotten the most out of a single great player they’ve had with the exception of Henry who they never truly surrounded with enough talent to get over the hump

[@JohnFKennedy313]

@@bryandungee1029or they just trade them away like w AJ Brown

[@bryandungee1029]

@@JohnFKennedy313 … exactly then expect their fans to just ride with it like their headed in any real direction smfh

[@warpdrivefueledbyinsomnia8165]

I remember, in that Wild Card comeback against the Chiefs, when Mariota threw a block for Derrick Henry near the end of the game so he could get a few more yards for a first down to ice the game. In a game where he did all sorts of wild stuff to put the Titans in the lead, that was the biggest play in my book. That's the kind of dude he was - selfless. That was the guy I wanted on my team. I hope he can get another chance to prove who he is and get that fire back. I really do like him and I believe he has the ability to succeed.

[@josesoriano35]

Hopefully Marcus sees this. I’ve always rooted for him since he was in college and till this day still root for him. Great video and got me motivated late at night.

[@mannycalavera2335]

I love this channel and the deep character studies that you do! I also love the take away at the end, and what we can learn from this situation. The QB Netflix special was really interesting. What struck me most is that he simply does not seem like he genuinely believed in himself at any point. Regardless of the words that came out of his mouth, his body language, demeanor, decisions... nothing seemed to indicate he was comfortable in his role. It was almost like he himself did not believe in his own accomplishments. It is not just humility. I think this is a gifted, good person battling his inner demons.

[@mariojohnson1247]

As a titans fan he was everything I wanted as the face of the franchise. They didn’t do him no justice with all the changes but injuries happen which also slowed him down. Always wished him the best. Flem-Lo you need a damn documentary show your phenomenal.

[@jamesodeyale4950]

So much respect to you for doing this. Thank you!

[@thekidd2117]

Damn FlemLo!! This was so well done!! This has been the case for a while but you’ve passed the category of “KZbinr” and are an actually dope journalist!! This was informative and motivational and I even almost shed a tear there at the end!! Well done, bro!! Well done indeed!!

[@Ilym1keyy]

Videos like this give me fuel. I've been watching Flemlo for 3+ years and every video pushes me further in my pursuit for the draft. Here I am, a D3 Transfer in the portal having talks with places like App State and South Alabama. With watching every "What happened to" video I learn from professional player's mistakes and WILL NOT follow the negative steps. That being said I value your ability to look so far in depth to a player's positive characteristics and give them the benefit of the doubt for the most part. I just want my story told like you tell it (hopefully by you) someday. Thank you Flemlo❤️

[@rodog5963]

Good luck brother💯

[@johngent1416]

That's really good stuff man. Thank you

[@christopherbarney8424]

You did it again FlemLo! Another informative, insightful and Respectful look into the life of a Human being and man, rather than one of an athlete/ public figure. You are a gifted storyteller my man, keep up the awesome work!!

[@jacobball8422]

Love all you're content Flemlo. Great video

[@faisonsampson8780]

Salute flemlo great show as usual 💪💪💪

[@tdogg65]

@FlemLoRaps does great videos on topics at angles that people often don't think about. I greatly enjoyed this video as on some level I can relate to Mariota and this reinforced some of the life lessons I've learned in life and am trying to pass on to my son. Let's get Flemo to 1 mil subscribers guys! He deserves it.

[@jaguarsceltics]

I’m a Jags fan I didn’t wanna face Marcus Mariota he was good, but that draft with him and Winston they was hella hyped, I feel bad for Marcus that he couldn’t stay good he had a record for not throwing interceptions in the Red Zone, Money don’t buy happiness remember tjay

[@TheDumbassstunts]

If he got us to the red zone you knew we were gonna score dude went like 3 seasons without a red zone int

[@jaguarsceltics]

@@TheDumbassstunts gotta respect greatness

[@HawwkBigity]

As always, great work Flem👌👏🤙 always look forward to watching your videos.. keeps it up , the work you do is great 🔥

[@MykeFord950]

Great video!!! Flemlo is a very gifted storyteller!!!

[@gru3som3rick]

I know I say it every video, but you're truly gifted at this. I've been watching KZbin for nearly 20 years and I've never seen a channel consistently keep me engaged with a person or topic I had no interest in. I consider myself a casual NFL viewer and don't know the players all too well, but if I see you got a new video, I'm down to watch and take the ride with you!

[@bbb4228]

Flem with another sure banger. Was never high on Mariota, personally. Too many manufactured throws in college. Wasn’t tested as a down field passer. He could have been good in the right spot, but he needed to be developed a lot more than advertised coming out of school.

[@hurricanestarang]

Absolutely went to the wrong situation. If he was played like he did in Oregon, his entire career would have been different

[@FlemLoRaps]

I thought he had a shot to be pretty good, not great. But def good enough to get a 2nd contract with his first team.

[@phightinphil25]

@@FlemLoRaps In the right system he could have been great, and I think if you compare him and Winston he probably was the more interesting player to try and build something with but unlike Winston, who is sort of high floor mid ceiling whereas Marcus looked special his first 2 1/2 years showing how much potential there was and the next couple of years showed how the floor needed more work which denied him a second chance at really developing that upside. Also I feel like the QB mold has changed since he was drafted everyone wants an athletic QB who can run and improvise, I feel like in the right situation he'd be sort of a high end second tier QB who could have flashed Elite. I don't think he'd have ever challenged the Mahomes, Herberts, and Allens of the NFL.

[@ABreadlessDuck]

Mariota can SLING it and he showed it many times. That whole "manufactured" thing you talking about is corny. My mans could bomb it from the pocket and while moving his feet. You don't get a TD to INT ratio and as many passing yards as he had by constantly doing short little screens. Dude rarely missed and he played with one dude at Oregon who would've made a good NFL receiver. Dude was throwing to a bunch of insurance salesmen and teachers. You should watch more of his game before making such goofy statements.

[@phightinphil25]

@@ABreadlessDuck Herbert was similarly called a system guy and soft etc. before his rookie year and he played in a rebuilding period with barely 1 NFL caliber receiver and some of the most bland offensive schemes I've seen as a ducks fan and yet he has turned into a top 7 probably top 5 NFL QB. In the right system and with more luck Mariota is still an NFL starter. Nobody watched the Pac 12 which is why it and it's players reputations were garbage and why it no longer exists.

[@toystoryandy9553]

What a video Flem, great job man.

[@jt8402]

"Arrogance is baseless, confidence is built." Damn FlemLo!!!

[@FatTonysRavioli]

Another great vid Flem

[@KryticalError]

Damn bro. This one got to me. I was getting mad choked up at the end. Dope video bro. Thank you for this one. I think a lot of what you're speaking on in this one applies to a lot of us in our own journeys. Powerful and true.

[@davidcalixte9785]

100%, high key, this video was therapeutic.

[@JDUBB31B]

Another great video. You are an excellent storyteller FlemLo.

[@rswaggz12]

As an FSU fan and a Jameis fan I got nothing but love and respect for Mariota but you ain’t have to remind me of the Rose Bowl and Week 1 of 2015😭

[@phightinphil25]

That was one of my all time favorite memories as a ducks fan watching Jameis just implode, I'm sorry but that was supposed to be a competitive game and it just about went as badly as possible for the noles in the second half.

[@rswaggz12]

@@phightinphil25 still hurts to this day because had Georgia Tech not done what they did we wouldn’t have had to face yall unless yall beat either Bama or Ohio State in the first round😭

[@philippetromans4499]

Outro gave me chills dawg, great vid🔥

[@BigmeechT]

This was great FlemLo ! Hope Mariota gives this a watch

[@GarrettsGear]

Always liked watching him play in that final year at Oregon and the early Titans days. A true Samoan warrior man, that's for sure. The 808 facemask fact blew my mind! All the best Flemlo, you just keep getting better and better with time bro.

[@DefreshionClothing-mw2zv]

Thank you @FlemLoRaps for this video!! I always since my Ducks got him been a Marcus Mariota fan!! I still pray he shows the NFL his level of potential 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👌🏿💯💯💯!!!

[@hehexd3692]

Flemlo always posting the best video essays on the nfl. This one and your Jamarcus Russell vid have been my favs for sure.

[@williepayne1629]

Yeah...bro was him...he will never be forgotten..bro was too humble..I felt it through the screen how you narrated this video bro..u be making us grown as men wanna cry how you make us feel your videos bro...you is him on the narrative lv..SALUTE

[@lamarfue2087]

Great video on Marcus bruh much respect! 👍🏾

[@johnny5g.154]

Word, Flem! Good shit, bro.

[@keokismith2637]

Great job bro that’s a perfect explanation … love your channel …

[@feliciaw.9248]

What a great way to wrap up this video.

[@kobeisabelle7029]

One of my favorite KZbinrs bro u have a gift

[@robertmosher7418]

Another great show.

[@poolshark121]

Man Flem. I want you to write my obituary. You're a really great researcher amd writer man. I always look forward to these

[@myaccountability3080]

Man.. Flemlo... your narriation.. is all ways dope. This time.. was extra special and heart warming. 💯

[@billylee5335]

Getting Close to that 1M Bro Bro!! 🫡

[@Laotzu819]

Man I like your videos. Well researched. I'm Samoan. Live in Hawaii. Played ball here. You did a great job.

[@TheandY408]

As a huge Marcus fan, thank you bro. Also your words of encouragement were very powerful.

[@bigant6502]

Flemlo You really that dude!! Keep going!

[@ryancrawford4171]

Wow just finished the ending is very powerful and I hope Marcus watches this and it lights that fire in him again!!! I hope he finds that fire again this year

[@GoodniteGoosebumps]

Great video as usual bro

[@charleshall3047]

I truly appreciate videos

[@lacandela69]

Flemlo your storytelling and life lessons are remarkable!! And plz bring back the NCAA Career mode for the new game. Much love my brotha

[@cinefile06]

@flemloraps This might be your best video yet! Love the writing and and narration and constructive input at the end.

[@MichaelRector-qf7xp]

Thank you for shining some light on this amazing quarterback and man

[@that_one_foster_child]

Was the happiest kid in 5th grade when my favorite college quarterback got drafted to my favorite professional team. Then was the sadest kid a few years later when he was traded to the raiders. He will stay as one of mh favorite players for forever, no doubt, but sad how the story went down. Thank you for this vid flem.

[@Tatum_Floyd]

Flem, your message to Marcus kinda opened my eyes. Thank you

[@mitchbrown6652]

The end was really well said, as always. FlemLo you did it again! lol

[@mattsweeney3790]

Great vid man. You really have a way with words

[@theshivelyshow5784]

oh flemlo you went crazy on this one🙏🏾

[@iamlegend5373]

Beautiful video Flem

[@db123OG]

We still love Mariota, will never forget what he accomplished

[@HFG_RJ]

Oregon native here. Was blessed to watch him tear up the field for some years. Nobody will ever know but Marcus, but if I had to guess what’s goin on in his head I’d say it has to do with Hawaii. It has to do with him feeling like a let down to his people and who he represented. I’m sure he had massive aspirations to do incredible things in nfl and when things didn’t work out in the long term he took it personally and took the responsibility of his people and his state. Something no man should have to have on their shoulders. Things like this happen with great athletes, actors etc though. It’s all a part of life. Hope he continues to find joy somewhere doing something awesome

[@user-sg8kq7ii3y]

Stop it. You make it sound like everyone in Hawaii depends on Marcus' success in order to survive. There's lots of people in Hawaii who don't even watch football...🤣

[@JohnPayneSycarion]

@flemloraps I don't think there's anyone better at truthful and insightful storytelling. Thank you for another great video. Probably not related, but the video makes me think that he took #0 for a reason. Everyone's talking about DC drafting their franchise QB this year, I hope Marcus can help the rookie develop. In a perfect world, he'd come out throwing dimes to McLaurin and going out on a high note after a couple great years. It may not be likely, but after suffering through Synder for 20+ years, I hope that good people can do well now that he's gone.

[@papajohns435]

crazy work

[@turneryoung905]

Him and Oregon are the same where it’s amazing that they made it as far as they did from small backgrounds but now that they peaked they are just content to keep business movin without ever breaking through to elite greatness.

[@gohawks3571]

Shows you need more than yourself- esp in a team game! Environment & access to what you need to work is what makes or breaks your potential.

[@jerisj.8971]

As a Titans Fan i was a fan of mariota, and it was a shame that the injuries and front office fumbling cut away at the potential he had. It would be great to see him rise up and prove he is that dude!

[@fym3106]

This ones hella dope n true asf bro thank u for the content shit is 💰

[@54yonv]

You killed it man

[@chancelorhumphrey5419]

You the man FlemLo! I hope Marcus gets to watch this 🫡

[@deadpooducks2110]

Being a die hard Oregon Ducks fan watching Mariota play for 3 years was/is my favorite era of Oregon football. His sophomore & and junior year, he was a monster.

[@deebocj]

Awesome video! Microcosm of life.

[@b0tmau]

Man, after watching this video, putting myself in his shoes, and thinking what it would be like to watch this beautiful piece about my life, would be extremely emotional to say the least. Those closing words were powerful, and I really hope someway Marcus watches this video.

[@malbcrazy3697]

Bro, much respect for doing this video. I hope Mariota sees this.

[@17Blasian]

Mariota was one of my favorites I ever watched in the collegiate level. My favorite Ducks QB. This one hit me personally. He was a very humble dude and quiet but his play on the field was on another level. In the pros he had signs of greatness but I can see his play and confidence declining. Regardless he shares a special place in our hearts in Eugene.

[@taydestiny38]

One of my all time favorite college football players. From all accounts from former teammates, I hear that he is just a great all around dude!

[@drkojosarfo]

Great video! Just subbed to this channel

[@FlemLoRaps]

🙏🏾🙏🏾welcome to the channel