I Played in a Pro Football Game and This Happened...

Today we're playing in a professional football game. We're in Nebraska taking on the Nebraska Seeds. They are 2-0, we're 0-2. We're looking to get our first win of the year. But first we gotta go warm up. Let's go warm up, get loose, and get ready for kickoff. Let's go. Because it's game day and you guys support me like crazy, I'm gonna be giving away one of my jerseys for every single game this year. All you have to do to enter is like, comment, and make sure you're subscribed and you'll be entered. You guys watching my videos gives me the ability to chase my dream and play pro football. Let's go out there today and And if you guys know my story, playing in my third game this year means a lot to me. All of the obstacles I've faced trying to make this dream a reality, it finally feels like we're living the dream. And during our very first possession on offense we had a three and out. Nebraska came to play. Let's see if the defense can get a stop and get off the field. And after another tough offensive possession the defense needs a stop otherwise this game is not going to start off very good. And on this play right here, this is when I started to feel my knee pain and doubt if I should even be playing. Coming into this game, I was pretty banged up. This is what my knee looked like just a couple days ago. But obviously, I would do anything to play and I'm going to try and fight through this pain and be out there with my team. And once again, the offense gets it done. My boy Bo Butler caught a touchdown and we took the lead for the first time in the game. The offense got it done now it's time for the defense to do the same exact thing. That's pretty sick. That's pretty sick. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Thank you. And once again I tried to break on my knee and it felt very bad here. I was slow to get up and it was definitely affecting how I was playing. But regardless I gotta pick myself up because there's only a 16 man roster and if I go down it puts the whole team at a disadvantage. But after a couple of good plays by our defense, we had a blown coverage and a guy was wide open and I tackled him as he scored into the end zone. And in the league I play in, there's no kickers, so every score you get, you have to go for two. And after the interception, defense is back on the field. We definitely need to stop and we got to get the momentum to shift. But when it rains, it pours because Nebraska forced another turnover and put our defense back on the field. We need to stop the bleeding and stop their momentum because if we don't, this game could get out of grasp quickly. But then with three minutes left in the half, I might have witnessed the craziest play I've ever seen. The center snapped the ball before the quarterback was ready. The quarterback scrambled around, threw it deep to my boy Josh Murray, and he caught it for the long touchdown. And once again, I was down on the ground thinking about my knee. I actually hate that I'm not able to give 100%, and play the game the way I want to. It just flat out sucks. At halftime we're down 36 to 19 and even though we scored some points we just couldn't get stops on defense. I was struggling to run full speed or give a hundred percent effort and the part that I hate the most I wasn't able to play the way I normally play and because of that the coaches and I made the tough decision to sit me the rest of the game and make sure that I don't hurt my knee any more than it already is. As a competitor and a football player this sucks. In the second half, it was a lot like the first. On defense, we struggled to get stops because we had players playing out of position. We had a receiver playing corner, and we were in a bad position all night. On offense, we just couldn't get anything to click, and they had so much pressure on our quarterback, he couldn't get the ball off. Overall it was a horrible game by us. No excuses at all. We played horrible. We played bad. That has to change. We couldn't stop the bleeding all night and we let our mistakes snowball into even more mistakes. With all that being said, shout out to everybody that said hi to me and came up and said they support me and watch my videos. You guys truly mean the world to me. All right man, we got belted to ass. We got blown out 68 to 25. That ---- sucks. I hate losing so much. Coming into this game, I actually didn't even think I'd be able to play at all. I tried, and I played for a half, and I felt like I was hurting the team by being out there. I was not able to move my knee at all. I don't know what I did to it. I'll put on the screen right now a video from earlier in the week, but I'll figure out on Monday when I go to the doctor, but my knee is definitely not right. I can barely bend it. At halftime, me and Me and the coaches made a tough decision that I'd be done for the rest of the game. And just take my pads off and just do what I can on the sideline, you know, not playing, which sucks. During the first half, you know, felt like I was hurting the team. I wasn't my usual self. Usually I'm flying around. I'm making plays. I'm, you know, in on every tackle. And I just wasn't that. I was a step behind, you know, not to make an excuse, but it is an excuse for my knee because I can't bend it fully. I thought maybe the adrenaline would kick in and I'd be better. But at the end of the day, losing still, you know, beats. Working a regular job, like, I get to play football and make videos for you guys, so, like, nothing can really beat that. And shout-out to everyone that said what's up. Shout-out to, you know, all the fans and supporters that were in Nebraska and said what's up to me. But make sure you guys like and subscribe. Subscribe. Um. We got a long-ass bus ride home to Wisconsin. That's going to suck, but I'll see you guys next time.