10 questions with D'Andre Swift

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🗓️ 21 May 2021

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on Detroit Lions RB D'Andre Swift. The recent crop of high-end Georgia RBs in the NFL leads Swift to dub his former college RBU. Conversation continues with Swift discussing what it was like to play with Adrian Peterson. While Swift deserves to be in the running himself, he named Alvin Kamara the all-swag RB1 at the moment. Additional topics include: what it's like to hurdle a guy, potential to play more in the slot, learning from new RB coach Duce Staley, if a number change is in order, and D'Andre's favorite football movie or TV show ever.

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0:00.0	I'm your host, Ian Hartitz.
0:02.0	And today we have a very special guest
0:04.0	people been trying to up these
0:05.0	for your off season. I can safely
0:07.0	say we have done so today. He is
0:08.0	starting running back for the
0:10.0	Detroit Lions number 32 in your
0:12.0	program, but number one, your heart.
0:14.0	None other than Deandre Swift,
0:16.0	Deandre, man, happy off season.
0:18.0	Next, you're making a time.
0:20.0	Thank you for having me.
0:22.0	Thank you for having me.
0:24.0	Thank you for having me.
0:26.0	Thank you for having me.
0:28.0	Absolutely, man. So I wanted to start
0:30.0	off with looking a little bit at
0:32.0	necessarily called career, but just
0:34.0	what is going down in Athens
0:36.0	Georgia because of this point.
0:38.0	We got you, Nick Chubb, Todd Gurley,
0:40.0	Sony Michelle, even no
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