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His death made me have a self-reflection of my own legacy that I was leaving.

I was in the NFL, making great money, living my dream, right?

But in reality, I had a hole in my heart and I was learning for more.

Hey there, friends.

Welcome in to this special edition, our seven-week series on Sports Spectrum of I Once Was.

And there you had a chance to hear just a snippet of Tut-time Pro Bowl linebacker Lorenzo Alexander talking about that best day ever that came to him. And how much Sean Taylor's

death was a part of that. I had a chance to speak with Lorenzo recently and talk a little bit more about losing Sean

Taylor and how it impacted his life moving forward.

Well, it's always a pleasure to say welcome to Lorenzo Alexander here.

And I want you to take me back to that time in your life, Lorenzo.

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