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I understand. I feel that love, but I want to be clear to my fans. I needed to recover. I was not in a good place. Football was bringing me down, and I didn't like it. And I was losing that joy in life, like the joy.

I'm sorry right now, but, oh, dang, let me, oh, I really was, and I was fighting through it.

And I knew what I signed up for, and I knew what I was fighting through, and I knew I just have to fix myself.

And I believe I have the tools. I have the people around me.

I have CBD medic team around me now to help me to deal with my pain whenever I need it, during a workout, whatever it is,

so I can do the most safe alternative way for myself. I believe I have the great people around me to get to where I need to get to in life.

And I am very satisfied where I am in life now.

Fourth and final hour is Belgrade at 504 in the evening here on 985 of the Sports Hub.

Simulcast across New England and the country on NBC Sports. Boston, catch us anytime, anywhere, on the app. 985, the Sports Hub app. Also, all of our podcasts, go right up there. You miss an hour, you miss a segment, you miss a show. All up there at 985 the Sports Hub.com and 985 the Sports Hub, the app. There's also this great little Felgren-Mazzen and a nutshell feature. So they boil it down to like half hour, right, of the best stuff or worse stuff as the case may be. And you can just get a little quick catch up there online as well. That was Rob Grancowski today down in New York. That was his big reveal. His next big thing. He's teaming with a CBD company, and that's

his next venture. And I think for the first time, we had a retirement moment for Rob Grankowski.

All these players, when they retire, especially if they retire early, which I think

Grankowski is, before their time. And even if it's not their time, they sit in front of a podium and get emotional and break up and have a hard time getting through it. We never had that with Grankowski until today. And I don't think it was meant to be that. I don't think it was meant to be his retirement moment. But I think that the first half of that cut when he broke up and got emotional, I think that was his retirement moment. Yeah, go ahead, Mark. It was the only genuine moment in this hour-long commercial for this CBD product that he's trying to pitch. For him to sit there, and I said it earlier, he sounds like almost one of these poor broken people you watch on the show, Intervention, or that are sitting at a meeting. Cocaine was bringing me down. I was losing joy in my life. Football was bringing me down. I was losing joy in my life. He went to a real dark place that, you know, maybe family members know about. Maybe his girlfriend Camille knows about, but we don't know about it. But that was a real reaction. So he's had some issues that he's been dealing with, not just physical. Oh, go ahead.

No, no, particularly in the wake of the Andrew Luck thing, right? Like, you know, when you hear them back to back like that, because that's the first time you really got Gronk, as you said, to sort of delve into why, right? That was the first time we got some sense of the why from Rob Grancowski. and, you know, listening to the Midday show today,

because, again, Gronk at one point said, you know, I could be back in two years, six months, three months, three years. Like, you know, if my joy and passion for football comes back and I'm feeling good, I'll come back. And I listened to it and thought the exact opposite. I thought when I heard him break up like that, I say, he's done. He's not coming back.

You don't, you don't break up emotionally like he did. And I thought that that was authentic.

I didn't think it was staged. Have you ever heard that from him?

No. No. I mean, seriously.

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