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I'm Pete Mundo and joined by former TCU Wideout Deontay Gray, giving us a few minutes of his time.

And Deontay, really appreciate your time. Let's start off with

what you're up to now personally and professionally after a few years at TCU.

Well, first off, I want to say thank you for having me, man. And right now, man, I'm with the

Texans right now.

I tore my ACL in training camp.

So for this entire year, I've been on IR, just doing a whole bunch of rehab and stuff.

And, you know, other than rehab, which takes a majority of my day. I started my own podcast with some of my friends.

So that's pretty much my days, nowadays.

When it comes to the ACL injury, which, of course, came this past summer,

how did you get through that, not just physically, but the mental side of that, getting so close and then having such a major setback like that?

Yeah, it's definitely, and going through it twice, I would say it helps out, but it's always

that initial moment when the doctor, I mean,

because you sort of have an idea, but you kind of, you don't want to hear it. And when the doctor

tells you, you know, it's an ACL Terry, it kind of hits you right at that moment. And, you know,

you have to allow yourself time to, you know, grieve and, you know, be mad and be sad because, I mean, it's natural human emotion. But then, you know, you have to allow yourself time to, you know, grieve and, you know, be mad and be sad,

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