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Welcome to a many Blazers pod special is Davo here with the second installment of our pod special series presented by our friends at Camarena Tequila

who are supporting this collection of extended conversations with some of the biggest guests in the Blazers Universe.

Today's guest only one of the best players in the National Football League. A gent who begins this season with a new team.

I'm talking of course about JJ Wat of the Arizona Cardinals.

And while his American football allegiance has changed, we know his English one never will. He is proper Chelsea one of our own.

I'm clearly biased but Chelsea fandom aside my favorite part of JJ's conversation with Roger how very seriously he takes his football.

Whether it's the Premier League, the NWSL or the US, Men's and Women's National team. This is a person who loves the game deeply and passionately.

So here it is. And many Blazers pod special with JJ Wat presented by Camarena Tequila.

My guest today is a bonafide a great American. Born in Walker Shore, Wisconsin, blessed with superhuman quality size, strength, power, quick hands and feet. America.

He's proceeded to dominate NFL lines as scrimmaged since 2011. Defining himself as a poet warrior, one man wrecking crew, future hall of famer, national women's soccer league official Ardo, box jumping legend, who's also a Chelsea fan extraordinaire.

Welcome to Men in Blazers. Mr. JJ Wat.

Thank you Roger, you are too kind, that was too good of an intro.

What's the secret to perseverance, belief and inner confidence?

I think it's partially a little bit of craziness. I think that there's probably a little bit of insanity in there where you go through some situations where people would say maybe now's a good time to stop.

And you say, no, I don't think it is. Whether it was some of the injuries I've gone through with my bag or the broken leg or transfer in schools and college, whatever it is, there's always been some people that said, is this the right decision?

Is this the right thing to do? And for some reason or another, the way my parents raised me when I was a kid, the answer has always been absolutely the right thing to do.

You mentioned your parents and there's a story about you upbringing. There's many stories to be honest. There's a lot of myth around you, JJ Wat.

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