Deshaun Watson on His Time at Clemson and Being a Player-Activist | The Bakari Sellers Podcast

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🗓️ 1 July 2020

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Bakari Sellers, host of ‘The Bakari Sellers Podcast,’ is joined by Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson to talk about his time playing at Clemson and the Black Lives Matter movement within the NFL. Host: Bakari Sellers Guest: Deshaun Watson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Ringer NFL show.
0:07.1	This is Bikari Sellers.
0:08.1	I guess I'm a special guest host today and I want to let you know that I host Bikari
0:12.9	Sellers podcast.
0:13.9	But today's very special guest on the NFL show is Mike Duffer and Sean Watson.
0:17.6	We talk about absolutely everything going on from being a young author, being a black
0:22.4	quarterback.
0:23.4	We talk about the movement and protest and what we should expect from COVID in the NFL.
0:27.7	And make sure you download and subscribe to the Bikari Sellers podcast.
0:32.6	Welcome to the Bikari Sellers podcast.
0:34.2	This is the first debut show and the Sean.
0:37.2	I never thought I would start my debut show by apologizing.
0:41.4	I got to apologize to you.
0:43.1	Why is that?
0:44.1	For three years, I just talked cash money shit about you at Climpson, man.
0:48.0	And y'all just, you know, I'm a big game cop.
0:50.7	That may say, man.
0:54.6	And y'all, you dog walked this three times.
0:57.8	Talked real quick though, because I remember the best game I've ever seen you play was 2014.
1:04.1	And you beat us with a torn ACL.
1:05.3	You remember that game?
1:06.3	Yeah, I do.
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