Live from Southern California, this is the Jim Rome show.

It is Jonathan Taylor. Jonathan, it's been a minute.

Great to have you on, man.

How are you?

How are you, Jim?

It's always a pleasure coming to speak with you, man.

You too.

Dude, appreciate you very much.

Great to hear you.

So you had a huge year individually, as I mentioned, 1,400 yards, 11 touchdowns after dealing

with injuries in recent years. Jonathan, how good did it feel to be out there for 14 games

and make the impact that you did and do what you do?

It's awesome, especially just in the past, my M.O. being a guy that's always on the field, just being able to get back to my form.

I always like to tell people, yeah, I'm actually trying to start a new streak now of not missing any games or practice, because that's all you can do.

You go through those little things. You get better from them. You learn from them. And then now it's time to start a new portion of your legacy.

Jonathan Taylor joining us. You know, some of it comes down to, in fact, so much for it comes down

to luck, right? We know this. The injury rate in that league is 100%. Did you do anything differently

in terms of rest, recovery, preparing your body, preparing your mind, or frankly, does it just

come down to luck? A lot of times it comes down to luck. This is a contact sport, but one thing you

can do is stress, you know, the tendons, the ligaments, and the offseason. Put them in certain

positions that you may be in during the season. You're at the bottom of a pile, your legs

one way, your arms another way.

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