Former NFL star Ryan Schaezier wants to make something clear.

When doctors told him he would never walk again after a devastating on-field injury,

he knew it wouldn't be his last play. For Ryan, miraculously walking back onto the football field

was his only option. Because the one thing the odds don't account for is the will to overcome.

Don't call it a comeback as a podcast from Wondry co-hosted by Ryan Schaezier,

along with Dave Damacek, former Jimmy Kimmel Live writer and fantasy analyst on the NFL Network.

The show covers the greatest comeback stories from the past week in sports,

stories like Buffalo Bill's safety, DeMar Hamlin's on-field injury in Cincinnati,

and the eerie similarities to Ryan's. This podcast is your weekly reminder that it ain't over

till it's over, and who doesn't love an upset from an underdog nobody saw coming.

In a recent episode, Schaezier recapped the big game before looking back at Tom Brady's

legendary 28-3 comeback with former Patriots receiver Chris Hogan. You're about to hear a preview

of Don't Call It A Comeback. While you're listening, follow Don't Call It A Comeback wherever you

get your podcasts. You can listen and add free on the Amazon Music or Wondry app.

Homes in trouble gets away. My home racing with the bad egg going off inside the 20 to

take it down somehow Patrick Mahomes. The comeback stuff with this guy, it's that the numbers

don't seem possible. That's right. In all of NFL history, Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes

are now both two and one when trailing by double digits in the second half of Super Bulls.

Every other quarterback ever is winless. Don't cut it a comeback.

It's Patrick Mahomes to go to a Super Bowl comeback. How allow it, Schaezier, but please don't

forget about TV 12 and 28-3 and Super Bowl 51 against the Falcons. Yeah, we'll get to that.

Also, we have to get to Rihanna's half-time show comeback. She even brought a friend with her

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