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Vontae Davis

Vontae Davis

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Oct 9, 2026

Bart ScottHOST
27:30
My name Earl.
Bart ScottHOST
27:32
But, you know, it just puts things, and we talk about Vontae Davis as well.
Bart ScottHOST
27:36
Vontae Davis retired at halftime.
Willie ColonHOST
27:40
Was this when he was with the Bills?
Bart ScottHOST
27:41
With the Colts.
Pat McAfeeHOST
8:01
But this is a very dynamic situation that has, uh, not really been seen too often.
Pat McAfeeHOST
8:06
Vontae Davis, friend of ours-
AQ ShipleyPANELIST
8:07
Yep
Pat McAfeeHOST
8:08
... former teammate of ours, he retired notoriously at halftime of a game, and he said, "It's a young man's game, man.
Derek PapaHOST
18:37
I haven't heard anything like this.
Derek PapaHOST
18:39
I mean, I've heard a player doing this, Vontae Davis years ago-
Adam CopelandHOST
18:42
Oh, that's the first-
Derek PapaHOST
18:42
... with the Buffalo Bills
Mark GroteHOST
40:27
Mike, what did you make of that?
Mike FlorioGUEST
40:29
Well, I remember when the late Vontae Davis retired at halftime of a game when he was playing for the Buffalo Bills.
Mike FlorioGUEST
40:38
And my position is, given the total demands that are entailed in playing professional football, physical, mental, emotional, the moment that you're not willing for whatever reason to continue, you should stop.
Mike FlorioGUEST
40:55
There should be no compulsion to continue.
Mark GroteHOST
4:22
Mike, what did you make of that?
Mike FlorioGUEST
4:24
Well, I remember when the late Vontae Davis retired at halftime of a game when he was playing for the Buffalo Bills.
Mike FlorioGUEST
4:33
And my position is, given the total demands that are entailed in playing professional football, physical, mental, emotional, the moment that you're not willing for whatever reason to continue, you should stop.
Mike FlorioGUEST
4:51
There should be no compulsion to continue.
Mark GroteHOST
4:36
Mike, what did you make of that?
Mike FlorioGUEST
4:39
Well, I remember when the late Vontae Davis retired at halftime of a game when he was playing for the Buffalo Bills, and my position is, given the total demands that are entailed in playing professional football, physical, mental, emotional, the moment that you're not willing for whatever reason to continue, you should stop.
Mike FlorioGUEST
5:05
There should be no compulsion to continue.
Mike FlorioGUEST
5:08
If we're gonna act like we care about the mental health of players, we can't question, we can't ridicule, as I've seen others have done today, a reliance on mental health as the basis for walking away when a player chooses to walk away.
Jim RomeHOST
21:25
He only retired at mid-season? Child, please.
Jim RomeHOST
21:30
Regards, Vontae Davis.
Brett HundleyGUEST
21:34
Try, please.
Jim RomeHOST
21:37
This guy's playing it more straight, and it's interesting.
Jack ThompsonHOST
8:45
This has to be the first time that's ever happened in college football, right? Maybe even football, period.
Jack ThompsonHOST
8:51
The only similar situation ever is when Bill's corner Vontae Davis retired at halftime.
Jack ThompsonHOST
8:57
That's the only thing that's even in the same ballpark of this insanity.
Jack ThompsonHOST
9:00
Like, this is like a sitcom.
DylanHOST
8:00
Is there one moment from the show where you thought about...
DylanHOST
8:02
I always think about Vontae Davis.
DylanHOST
8:03
Remember the Bills player who retired at halftime and just left? Yes.
DylanHOST
8:07
Was there a moment in the show that you thought about that or were you like, fuck this? No,
John BuhlerHOST
40:19
I'm done.
John BuhlerHOST
40:19
This is kind of like Vontae Davis retiring mid-game for the Bills or Colts or whatever team he was on.
John BuhlerHOST
40:26
John Kroc pulled himself out of a game with 95 White Sox.
John BuhlerHOST
40:29
Legends.

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