LaDainian Tomlinson HOF RB growing up on slave plantation & his biggest disappointment | The Pivot

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Hall of Fame running back LaDainian Tomlinson sat with Ryan, Channing and Fred to talk about his football career and personal life, transcending from his childhood to family values to his unique path to the NFL as well as shares some of his truths and misconceptions along the way.
There is a certain weight professional athletes carry when they make it to the pinnacle of their sport. As is the case with certain players, though, the pressures can lead to emotions they’ve never felt before. For LaDainian Tomlinson, growing up with just his mom in a place that held so much negative history was the burden he bore.
Tomlinson was a fifth overall pick, played in five Pro Bowls and still holds the NFL record for rushing and scrimmage yards in a season from his 2006 MVP campaign with the Chargers. He was on top of the world for a stretch of seasons and after finishing college as a Heisman finalist, had dominated at each level of the sport. LT gets into the truth behind why he kept his helmet on during the AFC Championship game that he was sidelined for and shares one of his most disappointing moments in life.
Growing up without a dad in the picture very much caught up to him, and left a hole in his life and a desire to get to know his dad more and have the opportunity to spend time with him, but when his dad passed in 2007, LaDainian felt like the chance was missed to get to know him and understand the man he really was. Through his faith and acceptance, he began a journey to learn about his ancestry, and soon found out that his relative’s home of Tomlinson Hill was a slave plantation his ancestors had worked on.
His career that he has described as “close but no cigar” had many iconic moments away from the game, and LT touches on his iconic Hall of Fame acceptance speech as well as his “A Football Life” feature.
With all of his jukes, hurdles and power moves throughout his career, LaDainian Tomlinson’s biggest pivots came away from the game. His championship moments will define his legacy, and his calls for unity represent both history and the future he is hoping to help build.
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[@UncleNahshon]

First of all how has The Pivot not hit 1 million subs yet. This is mind boggling. Also let’s appreciate how good the crew has become at interviewing people. Keep it up fellas.

[@damianwhite1638]

Marketing, they don’t push ppl to subscribe. I really wish they did.

[@God-Achi242]

RIGHT

[@LongJohn9411]

Cause Ryan’s divisive lol people get upset about strong opinions. If it was just comedy and entertainment like nightcap it would but that’s not what the shows about.

[@Skinny_Pimp]

@@LongJohn9411 you sound Sassy, sir!

[@StullaKingKuul]

Probably cuz Channing be saying weird shit to grown men

[@leekyoverhere]

Incredible episode man. I see why LT won the Walter Payton award. Seems like hell of a guy. Class act. Love to the Pivot man you guys are doing what's necessary!

[@noorsebi2672]

Incredible episode and amazing guest!!

[@lepe7841]

Another great one. Thanks guys..

[@spencerfranklin4780]

My favorite player growing up can’t wait to watch this

[@PharoahChief-nv6fu]

Andre rison, eric metcalf, Thurman thomas, al Michaels, interviews needed thanks😂

[@dreesdog7]

Man, this and Nightcap. Are must watches..

[@pre5250]

"Sideline Kill" is real. We played that in Missouri City, TX..we called it Deadman Sideline

[@kjdesravins9923]

This been the episode of the pivot I been waiting for.

[@myronneisler7491]

These guys are incredible together!!

[@HydratedHero]

31:18 Man 230 or 212, it doesn’t matter. That’s an insane weight to be at in high school at a skill position.

[@AlmightyyGlo]

This was great one!

[@Youngprezidential20]

Sideline Bust was a thing in Florida for sure. Played plenty of days

[@tyrekperkins]

Best episode, LT is the best

[@jon-michaelhouston2171]

LT called it Sideline Kill, we called it Sideline Pop

[@timothynichols3477]

We played sideline kill in Mississippi growing up 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fredburks5037]

Slide line bust we use to play it too. Respect

[@takeovaproduction713]

Aye this was a interview

[@Emailreginaldrwiggins]

They weren't the only ones who played that way, in the Bull City we called it 'busting on the sideline'

[@campopi1066]

LT Facemask & Visor Combo Was 🔥

[@Galatians516]

Yea, dafuq it was! Clean, too. Couldn't see his eyes, and when he hit defenders with that cut, it was over.

[@infamousstyle]

Legendary

[@Dray_3stacks]

Thee Best 🔥✊🏾

[@jakjones8680]

That man was clean

[@donjohnson5172]

Plus you gotta factor in the Lorenzo Neal bulldog facemask also. Imagine being a linebacker and it's third and 1 on the goal line. You look in the backfield and see those two monsters, and you know what's coming... you just can't do shit about it.

[@cantelope1567]

San Diego Charger fan here. LT was the heart and soul of the city while he was here. Hero to many of us youngsters at the time. Bring our boys home.

[@oleg3913]

I’m from San Diego but grew up a Green Bay Packers fan. But I have so much respect for LT. you’re right, he was the only reason the chargers were ever relevant. It’s a shame Brees didn’t pan out in SD. Who knows what kind of combo they would have been

[@sapasui]

Boy, that boy nice! One of my favorite players.

[@markguarino1638]

Lt my favorite player of all the coming from a falcons fan wish we didn’t take Vick tbh

[@Ewash100]

34:00

[@JBANKS619]

Philly Riv was our heart and soul in SD. LT hated an just wanted to run with Marty instead of win with Norv

[@Itskevooo17]

LT, Mike Vick, Djack. Literally the reasons I love football so much as a boy that never played it. Definition of electric right here

[@charris1854]

Vick was on some real video game shit out there. Most exciting ever.

[@LAMARViCK]

Mike Vick n d jack was so lit🔥🔥

[@gregorymaneice6020]

Can’t Forget Ray Lewis & Deion Sanders I Played Defense Lol 😂

[@_562jefe]

Respect

[@elm3randrews773]

The way Channing facial expression when he LT mentions Cam Cameron name lol😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@atlboo98]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ariesgirl.]

He gets mad every time!! I was like oh nooo here it comes! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@timothy1563]

LT my favorite NFL player EVER. He was special in his prime man. Love this interview

[@D.ocument.The.Journey]

Facts idk how those chargers teams didn’t win a super bowl

[@unquenchableflame888]

Ditto

[@underrated2131]

Facts! He was different bruh lol.

[@schuylersavage276]

@@D.ocument.The.Journeymanning Brady and Big Ben is probably why? LT was def the best back but QBs are hard to beat as a RB unless it was college

[@JD-nr3kd]

At Age 6 my first NFL jersey was a powder blue LT jersey. LT is the reason I played football and even the RB position. He really set the standard for the position. He’s #1 in my book always. Bolt Tf Up ⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@turtle19dad]

I still have my powder blue LT jersey from his rookie season.

[@kx4u5]

We didn't know watching him and AP back then that we would probably never see another running back as great as them....that position is dead in 2024 sadely

[@ThatDamnDJay]

LT is one of the best RBs ever, but doesn’t he look like he can be Bubba Dub’s daddy😂😂😂

[@MrDubb5]

💀💀💀💀 frfr tho

[@dantefoster5067]

Facts

[@yaboi9191]

😂😂

[@Tone_313]

😂😂😂

[@Gorealaracer38]

He's not,with all his $$$$ he can't SHOW OR PROVE he has 1 ancestor from no damn africa 😂!!!!! 😤

[@twhoyoutrynabebuchanan5149]

LT is so humble bro

[@accuatcu]

AYE Alicia! Yall gotta start cutting in a highlight during some of these stories. Would have loved to see the clip while they were talking about the stiff arm 💪🏾

[@jamessultzer3504]

I sure love watching this program. As a 70 year old white man I learn so much about a black persons perspective about so many different challenges not just the guest on the show but their family and ancestors. My only wish is if someone on the program is taking Gods name in vain, they would blip it out.

[@lovelife247lol]

When you come to a man’s home, receive what is offered and leave what’s not for you but don’t make requests, especially when you’re seeing something new. God ain’t finished with none of us yet. Grace

[@MeBihhhh]

Great post but let’s just leave religion out of this. My god

[@jamessultzer3504]

My comment was not meant to be religious but relationship. You are right God is not finished with us yet. My request was not made out of being judgmental but a request of reverence for a Holy God. I’m sure all of our stories are different but when I hear a curse word connected to God it breaks my heart. Yes, if i am offended, i could stop watching but I love the success stories and the impact they will have on people’s lives. It was not my intention to be religious or judgmental but to say can we not have a conversation without taking God’s name in vain.

[@eddyherrera6326]

As a white man u got no say

[@motorcaster57]

My friend you can't just have the parts you want... You have to embrace it all.... You don't have to like it, but you can't change who these guys are and they are not there to be censored... Sorry...

[@545047]

This was long overdue. He was literally a perfect guest for this show 😂

[@MoeDavinci]

LT seems to be a very well-rounded and kind human mane. Great interview from The Pivot as always 🔥

[@lito_leon]

LT is the reason I played football. He meant so much to all the kids growing up in San Diego. Awesome episode!

[@MeBihhhh]

He’s the reason I had a visor 😂

[@duntebaker222]

I love how the podcast started and finished. Podcast of the year! 🎉🎉

[@chayel7]

Born and raised in the Crenshaw District and we called it “Sideline Pop” growing up. That ain’t just the country RC!

[@TREDAY4283]

Big facts lol.sidelined pop fasho

[@OfficialMacLowe]

On me! Cars, Curb, Bushes, you gettin cracked into all that haha

[@edwardwade92]

Grew up in Watts is called sideline pop fasho

[@amandamccoy9530]

Right!!!! Thank you I couldn't think of the name when he described it

[@120gangdiezel9]

Atlanta we called it sideline kill too 💯

[@dtown2142009]

As a 35 year man born n raised in Texas LT wasn’t lying about playing sideline kill that’s a Texas thang frfr… brought back memories of our childhood

[@lemarmoda1816]

I’m 33. Born & raised in NC. Growing up we call it “sideline pops” & mannn it definitely brings back memories. If you was soft you better not run up the side of the street 🤣

[@TChamp-iq4xv]

In illinois we called it Sideline wreck! Made you tough.

[@DownSouth08]

Just subscribed. I enjoyed these guys when they played and I really enjoy The Pivot. They all 3 are very articulate and intelligent. In my opinion they represent well. Thank you

[@greenleefquelly8780]

I’m from Ga we called it “sideline bust” idk why they didn’t know what he was talking about

[@holmesketrick7]

Yessir!!

[@djack239]

Like If LT The 🐐 RB

[@braheemsmith2738]

Not the GOAT definitely top 10

[@mortisvan]

I've seen countless episodes of "The Pivot" and I believe this was the best one yet. It's amazing to see the other side of NFL players. Channing you are Americas number one hater in a good way. Freedy T has a quiet but effective way of get his point across. RC I'm putting up there with some of the top broadcasters in the business. LT was amazing on the field and off. LT was well spoken and engaging. He can teach the younger players a lot about how to carry themselves.

[@AlchemyCAWS]

Two of my favorite running backs growing up FT and LT!

[@YoBoyDex]

Sideline kill is definitely a real game down here in Houston. I remember getting hit through somebody’s fence one time

[@cam35041]

😂😂😂😂 nbs i den put some body in a car grill before 😂😂😂

[@blittle4573]

we call it sideline bust. soft kids stayed in the street. We also played 4 downs hard. Had to score in 4 downs...lol.

[@Semperityy]

DAWG!!!! Thank you pivot this is such a huge interview bruh!!! LT was freaking great

[@hombrealfisti3997]

RC, I'm from Compton, California......and WE played "Sideline Kill" in the streets as well. ✊🏾

[@jaaymoney3832]

Hub city baby 💯

[@chayel7]

FACTS!

[@hombrealfisti3997]

@@jaaymoney3832 you know whut it is Family. ✊🏾

[@markelwilliams8593]

💪🏾

[@Skott.Mikel1914]

We called it sideline bust. We played it here in GA. Tag in the street, tackle by the grass. Then throw up tackle. We did all that. These kids too soft nowadays. RC it's a real thing dude. Rites of passage!

[@LawlessVictory888]

It was throw ‘em up buss em up . Georgia boys!!

[@abdulbynum8671]

Here in Philly it was called rumble fumble

[@LawlessVictory888]

@@abdulbynum8671 yeah Philly was about the only state up north we respected as far as football fr. Football in the South just different from Texas to Georgia.

[@leekyoverhere]

No kizzy. Sideline bust. Don't let the grass be high we going to the Sideline every run 😂

[@abdulbynum8671]

@@LawlessVictory888for sure I wanted my nephew to go to Georgia to play ball I told him it’s different down there and Texas

[@FlippedtheF-up]

Dude was unreal! I'm a Steelers fan but loved me some LT

[@TheeDevinMartin]

LT my fav player ever grew up a charger fan watching him at Qualcomm. Man I didn’t know just how blessed I was seeing him play live and how good we had it as Charger fans. Best back of 21st century and one of the greatest to ever do it

[@LK-bz9sk]

🙏🏿

[@FMD023]

He was the reason why I started watching football. I been to 8 different stadiums and LT is the only player I got to witness whenever he touched the ball, the whole stadium went crazy. I’ve seen Brady, manning, and Rogers play live and never seen the reaction like how LT got. When he was a charger, chargers were chargers fan. When he left, every home game felt like an away game. I’m with you, I’m so glad and blessed that I got to witness him playing live in SD. He literally electrified Qualcomm stadium during his prime.

[@schuylersavage276]

Did you ever get to see him have any of his 200 yard games or 50 hard TD runs???

[@992porter]

LT right Lol. In Memphis we use to call it sideline pop! Shit was wild

[@LeeYevi]

Played tht here in Duvaaaal!!! Jax Fl

[@gtjohns220]

This combo Fred, Cam, and Ryan are a perfect combo. They play off each so well falling into their lanes. Ryan is the host that keeps the interview moving and brings in the deeply researched questions. Freddy fines the emotional core of the interviewee, and Cam keeps the vibes light which brings out great stories that are unique.

[@dbeezy9046]

*Chan or Channing

[@marcushester2312]

Growing up LT was the best back to me. Agility speed durability power blocking catching man he did it all. Plus that 31 touchdown season.

[@teewhy6069]

💯!!

[@LK-bz9sk]

Yes. I was always mesmerised with his running style.

[@ibwilin8995]

It's good to see LT get in-depth exposure. I always felt that as great as LaDainian was, he was undervalued by mainstream media...

[@cwill5829]

This guy is n My top 5 RB's ever

[@dvdndsWill]

Who's your top 5?

[@tamikorush9915]

I love listening to Fred and other RBs❤️❤️❤️

[@dawgatheart]

Slavery is only one generation away for some of us. To those that may have the response of “Oh, it was so long ago,” when us Blacks speak so passionately about our rights and this continuous fight against the system. We’ve made progress, but oppression and “The Agenda” still exists today. Thanks for sharing, LT. Otherwise, amazing interview by one of the goats and a reasons why I started watching football.

[@jasonc2407]

@dawgatheart do you think the civil rights movement achieved it's goal particularly with how wide the racial wealth gap is at the moment?

[@jaker.3527]

Man, that LT was like a superhero on TV I swear to it. This brings back memories. Thank you pivot. Stay blessed!

[@MoneyRay619858]

Dope interview. Watched the entire episode from SE San Diego 💯

[@artvaughnjr]

Lincoln High!

[@Jr619LiFTED]

El Cajon in here too

[@richardpadilla2610]

Paradise Hills in the building

[@demetriayarbrough1442]

Great interview had the honor going to church with LT and his wife in San Diego one of the kindest humble players ever met 😊

[@Semperityy]

Being from killeen seeing LT growing up, coming outta waco only an hour from me man this interview had me hooked. Huge inspiration to me.

[@justind3172]

I’m from Waco so I know exactly what you mean

[@jasonruiz8064]

South Waco University Middle

[@Markyteekb]

The good ol 254! Born and raised there but live in Florida now. 🫡

[@Semperityy]

@@Markyteekb Yessir i’m in ATX now ain’t nothing good in the 254 still home tho 💯

[@adrianbelgrave4123]

One of the best RBs to do it and as a Niners Fan living in San Diego when the Chargers played everyone was hyped... Glad he got into the HoF...

[@JacobLee-yf2iy]

One of the best episodes yet! Great conversation and story telling. I could listen to LT for hours.

[@daharris41]

Funny how he said he looked up to Deuce McClister and they act like he was not good. Deuce was the one who replaced Ricky Williams in New Orleans and had a great career

[@kayeakreative]

This was a great interview! I love seeing fellow brothers smiling and enjoying themselves. Inspiring.

[@jblaze600]

LT and Marshall Faulk are the most dynamic duo threats RBs I’ve ever witness. It was a joy to watch their careers from college to the NFL. Salute🫡

[@adgee5401]

Check out Marcus Allen and Roger Craig. Some of the earlier backs like that.

[@MeBihhhh]

Check out forte

[@MarthyWrenJr]

Mcgahee and Portis

[@schuylersavage276]

@@MarthyWrenJrtwo of my favorites EVeR. Portis first two seasons and especially year 2 are two of the best rushing seasons of my entire life, maube of all time. Willis coming back from that injury to rush for 1k with THREe different teams is ridiclpus. But neither were receiving backs on the levels of Faulk, LDT, Craig or Allen. I think Willis and portis each had like 1 or 2 40 catch seasons though, not terrible! But also a lot of 20 catch seasons

[@the_armed_vegan]

I'm from Ft. Worth TX and we played sildeline kill when I was a kid waaay back in the 70s. I mention that to people that didn't grow up in TX and they would have no idea what I was talking about.

[@theshadowstrike6]

Favorite interview so far! Always love when you guys bring legendary backs on the show 💯

[@terrabrown2188]

That’s the pivot🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jwells1914]

Channing cracks jokes about his career and he admittedly didn’t maximize his potential but he had some moments in the league. He was a good player when he was healthy.

[@545047]

I love how he gives respect to several top players he played against, and I also love how he seems to have some type of story going against those top players he played against like LT, Andre Johnson, Michael Vick, TO, Fred Taylor, Reggie Wayne, etc. 😂😂

[@christopherbeard5240]

Freddie T is pioneer a lot running backs took things from him … but LT AND FREDDIE T IN THE SAME BUILDING ON THE SAME SHOW IS CRAZZY WORK !

[@bz5791]

One of the best shows up to this point for The Pivot. What a mic drop at the end.

[@quadwinder4785]

Sideline kill is most definitely real we played the same everyday it’s a down south thing

[@Mr.conserv]

Lt was my favorite player growing up. Since becoming Christian he’s inspired me even more

[@MeBihhhh]

Oh god 😂

[@Blownsmokecateting]

Sideline Kill we called it Sidelije pop. In South Central LA. Not no country shit lol.

[@keenangreen8656]

LT is the reason anyone knows the name TCU. I grew up in Fort Worth and they use to give away TCU tickets. He got there and ticket prices sky rocketed. They built a new stadium off of LT.

[@TheeFennELL88]

We played sideline pop in Los Angeles. Same concept as LT childhood game!

[@adh7997]

My favorite player growing up. Dude was just so smooth and strong.

[@LK-bz9sk]

And always a good guy. Not some diva

[@janicecray8630]

Excellent interview gentleman you allowed us to see inside the lines of life as a child and growth because of your circumstances Grace, Grace, Grace, 🙏🏾❤️…. All you have to do is BELIEVE…..

[@shedrickturner7758]

We played that side line kill in Houston back in the day 😂

[@patrickvanpelt7189]

Savannah GA....SideLine Kill was a real game....90s thing...LOL...we country as hell FRFR

[@jholmes7770]

I can see him as a college coach... COACH LT...

[@MegaGarner12]

LT, is truly a TX legend; sideline-kill is a staple of playing street football.

[@FlashYxHendrx]

“Fred you just ain’t had no friends” chnanning be having me weak asf

[@mariesettles4734]

😂😂😂

[@Fino619sd]

Man that 06 year was our year man.. that shit hurts to this day.. fuckin Marlon man!!

[@sleep-aidhlm9842]

I definitely grew up playing slide pop in Birmingham Alabama

[@themoneyman1752]

Barry Sanders, Walter Payton, L.Tomlinson, Jim Brown & Emmit Smith BEST 5 RBs IN NFL HISTORY IN THAT ORDER (My personal #1 & fav RB is LT) ... LT is probably the most underrated RB in history, his name doesn't get brought up enough & it pisses me off, Colin Cowherd said CMC is better than LT, LMFAO smfh people forget so fast

[@ymat5306]

3:40 classy and respectful. Blessed.

[@joshberry4813]

Couldn't catch?? San Diego Charger Fan here, LT was one of the best receiving backs of all time!!

[@bennycarter8810]

This man (LT) is the reason I became and still am to this day a Chargers fan. By far one of the best to ever do it. Forever an idol

[@joshuachaney264]

Great convo fellas. L.T was a monster.!

[@jholmes7770]

42:00 I can't lie I'm still not feeling his response on his family origin story... I don't know how proud I could be in carrying on that history... But this was a great interview... ❤

[@yomrap6931]

That honors his ancestors & how what they endured allowed him to be here. It's better than denying your roots like some do. (Only thing I don't like is that shared history talk, the Tomlinson family only gave his West African ancestors their name)

[@mamadoudiop6981]

It’s better than not accepting your roots. Because if you don’t accept it you’ll go through your whole life not knowing your true identity

[@lgsg2825]

I'm on the fence about it also. Like we didn't choose to be slaves. It's not our history nor our ancestors - the slave aspect. Ok his gave his land but respectfully nah

[@PMKru]

@@lgsg2825It Also Isn’t Your Life & LT Is A Successful & Wise Man. Thats All You Should Care About. You’re Not His Family Or Have Say In How He Feels About It. Y’all Weird Man I Swear He Ain’t Ask For It He Was Born Into It.

[@motorcaster57]

I played in college but not at the next level.... This is real football talk about real football at the emotional and physical level... The in your head part of football which is just as Important as the physical part... Maybe enough people don't know this and it isn't as compelling to the average person. .... This will get traction but I am surprised it is not over 1,000,000 subs also... This is pure gold...This is one of the best conversations about I have ever heard about football

[@ltwyman7]

Man Fred T I love listening to you talk bout schemes! Class A, Top Class wit it!

[@Semperityy]

Facts .

[@mikeeg7legendary793]

V.Y. Over L.T. Doesn’t sit right and yea the curse definitely exists. I never knew about that. I’m hurt now

[@johnnycash940]

one of the best ones so far LT was one of my favorites growing up made me want to play hb what a strong testimony 🔥🔥

[@cinwonwhiteheadjr.1635]

I’m from ATL we definitely played “ throw it up bust em up sideline bust”

[@jaybeasttube]

This Was A PHENOMENAL EPISODE!!!

[@amyrionestelle4434]

He Knew he was fire in the 6th grade at Carver 6th grade center sitting in Mr Rucker class he said “In Gone Be A Running Back In The NFL” he prolly don’t remember that and he did just that! Me being a Waco High Lion we saw it and never got to play them in a cross town rivalry game it would have set the city of Waco on fire!

[@kojoeyirenkyi1629]

Two of the greatest backs in NFL History in the same room choppin it up!! Much respect LT and FreddyT

[@Iam_saeed]

I Only use to watch NBA until I saw LT have that run in 06. Just unstoppable. He turned me into a football fan.

[@jerzecandy]

I always learn and walk away from The Pivot with a deeper understanding of life. LT is special. The part about him and his father changed my perspective on fathers and sons. Especially when they are raised apart and the emotional distance

[@blittle4573]

Sideline Kill is called Sideline Bust! Thats a real game for the city boys in the neighborhood. In the street its touch, in the grass or "sideline" its tackle. Trust I've seen people get ran into mailboxes, cars, trees, and flower beds. If you wasn't about that life, you stayed in the street..lol. Kids were different back then.

[@lgsg2825]

Clicked right on this Friday show. This was my LT from childhood. I remember I got the Bolts 21 at the HOF and thought I was a chargers fan, in Philly

[@AceCulture]

For the record, I believe “Sideline Kill” is a Texas style of Football because we played it in many cities. I’m from Dallas

[@feliciarose8696]

I have watched every episode of the pivot since its inception. THIS one is VERY special to me. LT is great story teller. And the 3 of you vibe’in on his accomplishments and how impacted each of you is great to see. Freddy T - I love to see you light up when you have ya partners in position in the show. Well done fellas! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🫶🏽