Breiden Fehoko Defends Joey Porter Jr., Gets Candid About Joe Burrow, Chargers, Lane Kiffin

Well, you know, I think for a second, I just get to be a fan and I get to enjoy things from a viewer's perspective.

But I think what makes it unique is I'm able to offer a few tidbits here and there and have the knowledge and have the insight and have the resources to kind of put things together, you know, nitpick at certain things and be able to fill the blank puzzles that fans can't fill as a former player I can bridge that gap so and I've been having fun in this space I've been using you know my degree I have a degree in communications and being able to use that and put everything together and have a little fun while doing it you know sometimes there's a place for me to be serious and sometimes there's a place for me to add a little bit of trolling and a little bit of fun but at the end of the day I always try to be truthful to my audience and I always tell them I've never lied to you and I never will and I continue to do that

Yeah, that's something that I for sure appreciate.

And I think most people appreciate, and I always do that too, just keep it real.

If it's good, it's good.

If it's bad, it's bad.

It doesn't matter what's going on.

And I have the journalistic background, of course, a long career in media, but I can definitely appreciate the perspective from a former player that I can't give.

And I do think, I don't know if every former player agrees with this, I do think there are perspectives that former players can't give, that journalists and media members can give.

So...

Working together, I think it definitely provides something for the fans for sure.

And you got to have some fun because, as you know, people don't have enough fun in this world.

It's too serious out there.

So some things don't have to be so serious.

Some things do, though, for sure.

Some people try to go crazy with things that have to be serious.

But it doesn't have to be serious 24-7.

Again, Braden Fiocco, former Steeler, former Charger, national champion, joining me here on Mic Drop.

And you've been all over this.

Really, all of us have.

Certainly, me being in Pittsburgh, but you just in general.

You definitely have provided the player perspective on this.

And we're talking about Joey Porter Jr., his saga with the Steelers.

He's now a member of the Dallas Cowboys.

We'll get to Senior's video in a moment here.