The Most AWKWARD Moment in Cleveland Browns HISTORY | Daryl Turner

[@jpmnky]

I like how dude spikes the ball and by instinct he looks up at how high it bounced.

[@normanpeters7544]

Best spiker in the NFL. Lol

[@littlerougue]

The Seahawks need to bring those unis back

[@eddisonfoncette9103]

I am an old school Hawks fan and I 100% agree. Go Hawks

[@bradcarter2072]

No they don't.

[@profd65]

Absolutely. Bring back the original colors, the original logo, and the original "Seattle Seahawks" font. They got everything perfect right at the beginning. I really like pacific northwest Indian art, and the modern cartoon version of the "hawk" sucks.

[@eddisonfoncette9103]

@@profd65 The italic font yes. The logo both versions are fine, maybe replacing the grey, with the original green or the lighter blue. Go Hawks

[@tuckercarlsonsmicropenis1283]

Eh, that’s nothing but nostalgia, the Seahawks uniforms are some of the best in the league in the 2020s. I like the old unis, but I don’t agree that they’re “better” than the current ones.

[@stantonthezag1109]

I’m impressed that you were able to locate and include in this video seemingly all of Daryl Turner’s career touchdowns. Great context.

[@drjay7465]

Although somehow .... not the press conference that was the subject of the video....

[@NickGerse]

@@drjay7465 finding a press conference from 1988 would be really hard to find. You’d think that goes without saying.

[@gluserty]

@@NickGerse Yeah, a lot of those were strictly local, and likely not seen even locally at all but probably just reported. Excellent point.

[@fortknox4740]

Almost all the footage is from my channel, it would be common courtesy to acknowledge that somewhere...

[@Wallyworld30]

@@fortknox4740 I just checked your channel. It's chocked full of Seahawks highlights. I wish there was a Packer channel similar to yours.

[@brucebaron1212]

Maybe It was the windmill touchdown spikes that injured his back, leading to the sharp decline in production and ultimately the embarrassing cancelled trade.

[@Barnabas555]

Lol thought the same thing he luvd to watch those spikes

[@davidames8980]

Or the white powder he sniffed up his nose!

[@hansolo6101]

I love seeing old Seahawks and Dave Krieg footage , thanks.

[@melvinsmith1176]

David Kreig was throwing DARTS!!!

[@toddstanley3092]

I forget exactly what year it was but I’ll never forget this.. opening drive in Denver.. Kreig sees Daryl absolutely blow past his defender and throws an absolute laser on his way to an 80 yard TD on the first play..

[@imaouima]

Kreig way underrated imo.

[@melvinsmith1176]

@@toddstanley3092 good one... Kreig is nice wit it

[@gluserty]

Daryl Turner had a shooting star career with the Seahawks, playing 4 seasons and scoring 36 TD's on only 101 NFL catches. I also enjoyed him in "Tecmo Bowl". I mean, look at the guy, he's so tall (he looks longer than 6-3 to me, and so fast)!

[@gluserty]

@@moonchild3130 Hey, yeah, I like that comparison! Wells compiled more receiving yardage during the seasons in his particular abbreviated career, but they both scored a lot of TD's and were major deep threats. I've seen some highlights of Wells and looked at the numbers (eye-popping), and I agree with Madden: seems Wells could dominate in the way Randy Moss later did. Wow, "What if?" indeed. Well, at least the Raiders later had Cliff Branch, who I think should be in the Pro Football HoF.

[@ckobo84]

Branch didn't have a strong armed quarterback to properly use his deep speed. Stabler couldn't throw over 45 yards so they had Branch fake like he was going deep and come back up field. The deep comeback was invented due to Stabler's lack of arm, Branch's speed, and a line that could block all day. Wells was combined with the perfect quarterback to play to his strength.

[@Lawomenshoops]

In the AFC West in 84 and 85, he went up against pro bowler CB’s like Lester Hayes and Mike Haynes and Albert Lewis!

[@82dorrin]

Mike Harden and Dennis Smith were no pushovers, either.

[@Lawomenshoops]

@@82dorrin they aren’t CB’s!!

[@Wallyworld30]

@@Lawomenshoops From '83-'87 Harden played LCB.

[@benjaminbrown5143]

I loved the Seahawks old colors.

[@theangrycowb0y]

I love that you keep reliving my past and I'll say it again, the footage is killer. Also... Yeah, Browns gonna Brown.

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

36 touchdowns on 101 career catches. That’s like a Joey Gallo HRs to hits ratio, not a WR stat line.

[@supermoneyball420]

Reminds of of that Rose Bowl where DeAnthony Thomas only had 2 touches but they were both like 90 yard touchdowns lol

[@jackoff1826]

"All he does is catch touchdowns" wasn't that a saying for a wide receiver before?

[@alexm.2891]

I thought Daryl Turner flamed out because he had a cocaine problem? Surprised there was no mention of that.

[@yusefinc1096]

Why was I thinking the same thing 😳😂

[@okolo22000]

These mini documentaries you do are great! Can you do a story on Hart Lee Dykes? I could bring up a lot of obscure Tecmo Super Bowl players but I’ll start with one and might bring up a few more down the road, no rush.

[@suflanker45]

Makes me wonder if after a few hard landings on that astroturf in Seattle going up for the ball wrecked his back.

[@Ragnar009]

That turf was brutal back then. I played a lot of football at that time and got a chance to walk on it at Giants stadium as a kid. I wouldn't want to be tackled on it.

[@tuckercarlsonsmicropenis1283]

How ‘bout the field at The Vet? Ugh, that poor WR on the Bears blew out both his knees on one play, smh that they made professional athletes play on that shit. Astro Turf makes some sense for baseball (even if making all the measurements “equal” cost the MLB of that time a lot of “Charm”). For football, it’s the worst idea EVER. And those giant, toilet bowl-like “multi-purpose” stadiums were the State-of-the -art at the time, which is sorta mind-blowing 😆

[@Buttington_Headerson]

Shame he was on track to be a great.

[@jamessackett9239]

The Astroturf back then shortened a great many careers for certain. Some compared it to landing on concrete.

[@mkrawc1]

No doubt. There was one tackle toward the beginning of the video where I saw him go down and immediately thought that. It had to be the astroturf. The repetitive stress of running on it is bad enough. Add just a few rough tackles on it...? Good night.

[@earheadsix4119]

I remember Deep Heat, fantastic highlight reel catches. But the routine were routinely dropped. But when he was good? Excellent talent.

[@byff2323]

Bravo! You brilliantly covered something Browns related that even KTO hasn't done yet. You've earned a subscriber.

[@autiebell1357]

Daryl "Deep Heat" Turner.

[@K37-h1z]

Better spike than gronk. Ya I said it

[@squealingsalamander6546]

Another great Video from the best sports channel out there. I do think it’s pronounced Loo-Weee Lipps though

[@imaouima]

"Loose Lipps sinks ships" said the NFL commentator back then.

[@profd65]

Were you even alive or watching football back then? No, it was pronounced "loo--is."

[@nealmccorkle3681]

love how he spiked the ball and then watched it lol

[@ZJ-ne9kn]

You do great videos with deep dives and all the footage really enjoyable

[@michaell874]

Maybe that back injury was the downfall of the wide receiver. Maybe the trade was a done deal pending the physical in which Cleveland did not anticipate would become an issue, and maybe Seattle was hoping to push this trade through as quickly as possible before Cleveland realized they had just traded for a severely damaged player.

[@DarthKripple]

I would say this was unlikely, but I know Better. The previous year Seattle had tried to move Kenny Easely with the Cardinals because they knew he had obliterated his kidneys with handfuls of tylenol.

[@nasetvideos]

I remember this story back in '88. Turner was a very good receiver in the mid-80s early in his career, especially in '85...by '87, he was nowhere near what he was as a deep threat or receiver, in general...yes, very awkward press conference for sure, ....how the press conference was ever called in the first place prior to the results of the physical being reviewed was absolutely absurd. Great story-telling on your end about a player with great promise that unfortunately didn't live up to long term results....and how to never call a press conference and bring a player in for it until all facts have been verified

[@benjaminbrown5143]

I almost forgot that the Seahawks were in the AFC.

[@mattosullivan9687]

It totally sucks that Staubach did not face Stabler in the Super Bowl

[@chrino21]

Art Modell did stupid stuff like this on a daily basis.

[@KK21withprod]

WTF DID U JUST SAY?! I AM A RAVENS FAN AND RAY LEWIS WOULD TACKLE U AS MEAN HE CAN

[@chrino21]

Marlene Thrower Really? Has he stopped murdering people yet?

[@teen_laqueefa]

@@KK21withprod yea Art sucks

[@d-mo733]

Sounds like Charlie from "Always Sunny in Philly" is telling us this haha

[@j.tshark3313]

IN Ice Hockey there was one ten times worse in my opinion. In 1984 Darryl Sittler (he is in the hockey hall of fame) was suppose to be named captain of the Philadelphia Flyers. It was in the press, he as doing interviews and it was a done deal. The day of the news conference? He gets traded to the Detroit Red Wings

[@InterloperBob]

Seems like he also spiked the ball harder than anyone in history.

[@carllmack2287]

My mom used to work with his brother at a GM plant in Flint. His brother gave up a chance at college to support his brother. Makes you wonder what if.......

[@charlesmak534]

Louis Lipps won the ROY in 1984 in part due to his success in the kick return game.

[@michaeld2716]

At 3:36, is that his last catch before the loss of performance? The knee took some weight on the way down.

[@DanTheMailman330]

This is the most "browns" thing ever. And I'm lifelong Browns fan.

[@JamiefromHali]

No footage of the press conference?

[@davidames8980]

This video is the result of either poor research or it was intentionally left out that Burner Turner was a typical 80s cocaine abuser and Ground Chuck was done with the guy. In typical fashion, they tried pulling a fast one on Cleveland like the Cowboys did to the 49ers with Hollywood Henderson. Fortunately, the Browns were made aware of the addiction before the physical and had the team physician fail Turner’s physical to nullify the trade. Turner even tried rehab in ‘87 in order to play in ‘88 but the damage had already set in by this point and didn’t even make it through training camp with the 49ers before calling it a career. Im not sure how he’s doing did post-nfl life but drugs certainly derailed his career…not some ill-fated press conference. Not a big deal but sort of important to know if you’re going to make a video on the subject.

[@willc5723]

What a shame. He was very good and he had high potential.

[@bubbafug00gle51]

"Turner had more receiving yards..." No, he did not, Lipps had 860 to 725 for Turner. Turner did have 1 more touchdown catch than Lipps, but Lipps had one on a punt return and also led the league in PR yards and was third in punt YPR. I don't think the OROY award was particularly close. Yes, I admit punt returns are not technically offense, but I think they tend to be factored into awards. Even without the punts he had almost 20% more yards. Most importantly though Loo-Weee Lipps name was infinitely cooler (thanks to SquealingSalamander65 for the corrected pronunciation... if anyone knows the importance of a name it's someone called "Squealing Salamander")

[@CTubeMan]

OJG9 corrected himself during that point of the video.

[@bubbafug00gle51]

@@CTubeMan Ah, he's a pro. Good on him

[@d0nKsTaH]

He also scored on a rushing touchdown (reverse). so making him a 3-way scoring machine. This continued even till the next year

[@paulweston8408]

I know others committed on how nice the old Seattle uniforms were but I just wanted to say I REALLY hope they use them for a throwback game. I have always had a thing for the Seahawks as their original middle linebacker was from my hometown. Terry Beeson is from Coffeyville, Kansas. While he was never a great player, he was fairly good and considering that it's a town of around Ten Thousand, not everyday you meet an NFL player as a kid. He also was on the Oklahoma Outlaws, which he absolutely loved since it let him continue to play and get paid even with bad knees. Sorry, got sidetracked. Please bring back the amazing Seahawks uniforms for a throwback day. Thank you

[@kz5985]

For a small period of time Turner was one of the leagues best wide receivers in catching aTDs

[@ckobo84]

It had to be the back issue. The guy was legit as phuck.

[@Wallyworld30]

@@ckobo84 It was crack someone linked an article about him. Turner said he became addicted to crack after the 1984 season.

[@LagrangePoint901]

I was expecting the press video and the end?

[@Turkkish1]

The "back issue" was called just that by Seattle. What Cleveland Clinic found out is that it was Spinal Bifida. "Back Issue" is usually a thing that can get better with treatment, Bifida is not and that meant there was little to no chance he would regain the mobility he had in the 1984-85 seasons. You say the Browns messed up, the medical personal throughout Turners life up to that point messed up by not noticing a birth defect his entire life.

[@ravenfn831]

Interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@richardadams1337]

DT didn't have any back problems. DT had crack problems. He failed the drug test and that's the reason the trade was cancelled. DT is clean and sober now. He became a born again Christian, got married, and is living near his home town in Michigan. The only time I heard of Spina bifida and the Seahawks was in regards to Steve Largent's son being born with Spina bifida. I'm a life-long Seahawks fan and have been attending games since 1981. In my opinion, no one else as a player has had to deal with Spina bifida.

[@ckobo84]

Lol, you both sound like you know what you are talking about? Crazy how people can spew misinformation with complete confidence and authority on the internet.

[@jmad627]

@@richardadams1337 yeah I remember that about Largent's kid. What a shame. I believe it was the first time I heard about that birth ailment.

[@MarkZickefoose]

Nope - Turner himself said it was drugs: www.heraldnet.com/sports/too-young-too-fast/

[@danw2112]

Factory of Sadness prequel.

[@KakashiInWinter]

"Back issues" was code for "cokehead." Turner got into freebasing, and his physical skills went to crap.

[@stuvo1977]

It's funny, but the Browns were a better team than the Seahawks in the late 1980s, with or without Daryl Turner. They were a fumble away from a Super Bowl appearance. The Seahawks were just starting their descent from decent to perennially awful. A playoff appearance after the 1988 season would be the team's last until 1999.

[@jasonelliott4670]

“The middle of the press conference “...”as the press conference was about to begin “ Those are two different things

[@jonahfalcon1970]

Turner only started 8 games (played in 16), which is why he didn't win ROTY.

[@ryanatorryanson9535]

Scheduling and starting a live press conference before you’re even sure the trade is final…This is such a Browns thing to do.

[@Threadoflength]

"this concern had coach Marty Schottenheimer tremendously"

[@eddisonfoncette9103]

Turner, was brilliant in his first two seasons with the Hawks. I remember he scored an 80 yard TD against the Broncos at Mile High, on the first play from scimimage in 84, burned Louis Wright, beyond recognition. Go Hawks

[@82dorrin]

I miss the old AFC West. My Broncos had terrific rivalries with the Seahawks, Chiefs, and Raiders back in the day.

[@eddisonfoncette9103]

@@82dorrin Yeah!! I too miss the old AFC West, they were great rivalries. Well I don't miss going to Arrowhead, that was practically an L, every time . And I didn't hate the AFC West teams, the way I hate those people from the Bay Area and the Rams. Go Hawks

[@jerolddaleske3966]

I'm a die hard Seahawks fan but didn't know any of this.

[@jmad627]

Me either

[@mattmirelez5121]

Damn I didn't realize we got Blades and Kane in the same draft

[@Lawomenshoops]

The Seahawks had one of the worst draft classes in 85. All were busts!

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Seattle had a long history of bad draft choices.

[@ultrustic]

Not enough of info? He checked into a drug rehab after he got cut by the Seahawks. He didn't played in the 1988 season because of his stint in the rehab and people knew of his drug problems. Mostly though it was his penchant to drop passes. Even though he got historically high TDs catches in his first two season, he also didn't didn't have too many receptions either. I think he's a red zone machine if you seen the video, but unless Dave Krieg dropped the pass perfect into his hands or somehow Daryl Turner turned into world class route runner like Jerry Rice to get open, Turner will have a hard time getting easy catches. That tends to be his problem. Once defenses figured out on how to cover Turner.... getting safety to help cover on top, it was hard for him to get clean touches. Turner moves like a TE and play like one. He is not a deep threat and rarely goes up the middle for those tough catches even though he's 6"3. Too bad he couldn't put it together once defenses have corner played close to him and having safeties help covered him. That's the reason why his 3rd and 4th season with Seahawks declined badly and they needed to find other WRs. The drug problems is the reason why he couldn't get another team to sign him. The Browns did voided the trade because of his back issues, but other teams would've taken a chance on him if he was to work hard on his game and if he had stayed clean.

[@TheSonicsean]

The Browns have and always will be, the Browns.

[@mgb4692]

So the Hawks/Oilers playoff game was an end of an era: last game for DT, Easley, Fredd Young (only one who played beyond), and Keith Butler Funny add-on here: the same thing (minus a press conference) sort of happened with Dave Wyman and the Niners later that year. Somebody tried to sneak it past Bill Walsh and he wasn't having it (oh yeah let's trade for Wyman when we only have fucking Charles Haley at LEO, did Jed get to make trades for like playtime or something?), so back to Seattle he went to suffer through the Behring Sea

[@thunderblood4898]

how do you get all this footage

[@SteelerFanInRI]

Ooooh, Tommy Kane...yikes.

[@voiceofraisin241]

Don’t expect to see the actual news conference.

[@Lawomenshoops]

Tommy Kane is either in jail or was in jail.

[@SteelerFanInRI]

He got an 18 year sentence back in 2003, so I think he's out now.

[@rivercap1986]

Louis lipps was the complete player that year in all categories so yes he definitely deserved it

[@d0nKsTaH]

people forget Lipps scored 3 different ways... Receiving, rushing (on reverses), and punt returns

[@metashadow3924]

Wow, DK Metcalf looks a lot like this guy when watching these highlights.

[@Theycallmekenney]

no he does not lmaooooo DK Metcalf is 6'3" 230 pounds what are you watching?

[@thepunditspundit1776]

Sure…DK Metcalf in 7th grade

[@metashadow3924]

@@Theycallmekenney I'm not saying he looks physically like DK...

[@Theycallmekenney]

@@metashadow3924 oh ok I was about to say what in the hell lmaoo

[@metashadow3924]

@@Theycallmekenney No, I was just watching him catch, like how he does it, how he twists his body. How he extended his arms on that long bomb route and caught it, even stumbled a little. It just looks a lot like DK's style, but yeah obviously DK is shredded and huge as fuck :D haha

[@doublezero7852]

You seem to love the word “campaign”.

[@KingDbo1]

Is there a video of the press conference by chance?

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

Unfortunately not. Otherwise I would’ve absolutely put it in there

[@UNUSUALUSERNAME220]

Oh Cleveland, this is why you fail.

[@nathanielraydavis708]

I Love Chuck Knox. The two teams should have compensated Turner for this Debacle. But if I was one of the Hawks trainers, I would have barred Turner from spiking the ball like that.

[@albertschaf6985]

Turner could spike a 🏈

[@joachimguderian4048]

If I recall, I THINK he had done something to a disc in his back that wouldn’t heal right. Which is really too bad because Turner and Largent were tearin it up with Krieg tossin strikes. Seahawks had actually, finally, gotten really good. O was solid, D was solid, Special teams were solid. Coaching was solid. If Curt Warner hadn’t tore up his knee and Turner hadn’t hurt himself, the Seahawks may have finally pushed past the Broncos and got to the Super Bowl Way before they actually did. Even though I’m a lifelong Packers fan, I remember how Seattle was coming on then and they were poised but a few key injuries and they started losing ground again.

[@dsabre4990]

644 seconds talking about a moment and not one second from the actual press conference?

[@markrabinowitz7070]

Most awkward moment the Browns had _in the 20th Century_, yes. Most awkward in their history, no. That honor would go to that time in 2017 when they agreed to send a second-round pick to the Cincinnati Bengals for their backup QB (A.J. McCarron), but they did not notify the NFL prior to the trade deadline, so the trade never happened.

[@Find.list.ship66]

Hugh Jackson wanted him. Sashi brown and berry didnt. They did what was best for the team and didn’t let that trade happen. The owners were pissed lol.

[@jojowhite9296]

@@Find.list.ship66 The greedy ass Bengals also demanded a third. Funny thing is that A.J. McCarron became an unrestricted F.A. the next spring and signed with Buffalo. Who did the Browns draft with that second round pick? Nick Chubb.

[@MarkZickefoose]

No, the most awkward in their history will always be November 6, 1995. That Move screwed a lot more than just Browns fans over the next few years...

[@markrabinowitz7070]

@@MarkZickefoose It depends on how you define awkward. Oxford has two definitions. I lean towards the definition, "causing or feeling embarrassment or inconvenience." The other definition: "causing difficulty; hard to do or deal with," in which case you have a good argument. Anyway, I apply a different word towards Art Modell's announcement that he would move his franchise--I call that the most _aggravating_ moment in Browns history.

[@davecoulthard8517]

So there's no footage of this press conference?? Strange :/

[@patrickcombs3567]

So he was playing with a back injury and didn't get fully healed. Probably causing permanent damage.

[@Lawomenshoops]

It’s the Clowns being the Clowns.

[@bubbafug00gle51]

As a steelers fan... I would love to crap on the browns... but this was when they knew WTF they were doing. In the midst of 4 division titles and a WC in a 5 year stretch.

[@Lawomenshoops]

@@bubbafug00gle51 actually they made some questionable trades and draft choices during this period. They gave up a #1 pick that became Jim Kelly for a bust LB Tom C. Who went to Canada after being drafted by the Bills. They had bad luck when Donny Rodgers died a week or so after Len Bias because of a drug overdose. Then trading two 1st rounders for Kosar. Then blowing #1’s in 87 and 88 on sorry LB’s and totally ignoring an aging OL. Then in 89, trading a 2nd for a #1 in 90, for a bust WR Lawyer Tillman. Clowns being Clowns.

[@ALTAIR2]

Cover the Eli Herring story

[@marcomcdowell8861]

I thought something outrageous was going to happen. The diagnosis seemed to be worse than what all parties expected. Nothing awkward about it, more inconvenient than anything.

[@Wallyworld30]

He was addicted to crack cocaine. He probably passed the physical until the drug test results came back.

[@squealingsalamander6546]

You don’t have a Twitter but I’d love to share you around over there

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

Hoping to launch an official Twitter and Instagram for the channel by June 1

[@squealingsalamander6546]

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 great. Tell me when cause I’d love to plug you to some of my followers

[@neilknight3794]

Do one on Ickey Woods

[@teen_laqueefa]

Deshaun and Baker enter the chat

[@1USACitizen192]

Louis Lipps should be in hall fame.

[@seanabel3759]

Exactly which Hall of Fame are you referring to?

[@1USACitizen192]

@@seanabel3759 hall fame.

[@deadeye4520]

The lower back injury obviously was the cause of his dramatic decline in Seattle.

[@hazi5961]

I don't know, Bottlegate was pretty an awkward.

[@geekay4703]

Appreciate the content but facts need to be right. 2:22 Lipps had more receiving yards not Turner: 860yds 19.1y/r 9td vs Turner's 715yds 20.4y/r 10td plus Lipps led the league in punt return yardage with a td. 9:38 Turner spent 4 seasons in the NFL not 2.

[@joedufourhowboutdemcowboys4067]

It's Cleveland

[@slickrickdog4118]

He competed in the 1987 NFL fastest man but had the worst time ever in the event I believe he lost to Jerry Rice in the first round.. whatever happen to him he made big plays every week.

[@Dobe46YT]

Man, imagine if Seattle was still in the AFC West, Russell Wilson vs Patrick Mahomes twice a year.

[@teen_laqueefa]

Well, we get that now!

[@seanmills8910]

This didn't work out.

[@jeffreylorenger6746]

I wonder what happened to turner I guess?

[@jasonfischer8946]

Anyone surprised that this was a Browns moment?

[@johnny1963ify]

With all those videos of touchdown catches, he should be in the HOF.

[@scottconner7930]

33 Years Ago

[@MykeFord950]

wow who knew?

[@robkeel100]

2:01. Those Browns uniforms were awful. In fact, they were so bad that they only wore them for the 1984 season. How about a video about that? Lots of uniform nuts out here.

[@matthewryland1893]

Give your life to christ before it is too late and he will forgive you of all of your sins if you repent 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@zigwald]

pain pills suck......

[@bubbafug00gle51]

Not at first they don't... but then... yup

[@robertogonzales1956]

Yeah, just ask Kenny Easley

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Another example of the Browns being the Browns

[@orbyfan]

These were the real Browns, of course, not the expansion Browns.

[@bubbafug00gle51]

Actually it was kind of the Ravens being the Browns

[@scottybbadd]

Most awkward moment in Browns history, isn't that all of Browns history?

[@dwlopez57]

No the first 18 years or so they could do no wrong. Then Art Modell bought the team

[@kencartwright5452]

Psp toms

[@MarkZickefoose]

9:31 There's an article from 2011 where Turner himself explains how his drug addiction torpedoed his career: www.heraldnet.com/sports/too-young-too-fast/ It is the fifth result for "Daryl Turner Browns" on Google. Not sure how this was too hard to find, but I can't say too much - I didn't even know about this until seeing this video.