Arena football

Just absolutely electric for the Vegas Nighthawks over the past few years.

So we dive into his football journey and how he found his way to the indoor football league, his personal brand, and all that stuff.

Very fun conversation with Q.

And then we'll dive into some IFL news, AF1 news, and a little bit of NAL news as well.

There's been some people buying some really cool stuff through Royal Retros.

They got a bunch of throwback leagues and all sorts of really cool stuff there.

Then make sure you're checking out Indoor Football Weekly as well.

Indoor Football Weekly, all the links to the socials there.

I don't know if he played in Canada.

I think he just played in, uh, uh, indoor, in Arena Football.

But Warren Moon, yes?

Warren Moon played in Canada.

I mean, you've played all sorts of football.

What was your arena football experience like?

Man, arena football's no joke.

Uh, I played for the San Jose Sabercats, so.

I remember my first game, it-- we played during hockey season, so it's the same arena as the Sharks, and literally it's, it's just ice, and they put plywood on top of the ice, and then they roll out turf on top of the plywood.

Played college football there.

And then afterwards, I played in the Arena Football League for a year, the XFL for...

Actually, Arena Football League for like two years.

And then XFL.

I was in the practice squad for a year.

And I felt like if I wasn't drafted and it wasn't meant to be, I had such a phobia of Guys at that time at Ohio State that didn't make it in the NFL, they'd bounce around from the World League.

Back then it was called the World League and Spring Football League or Arena Football.

And I just didn't want to be that guy.

I was like, you know, you need to look in the mirror if it's not meant to be.

And I was like, I'm glad I went through this experience at 26 years old.

I'll definitely never get that job.

I was right in the middle of, like you said, my arena football season.

So I was busy.