Sep 24, 2026 · 37 min · 10 segments
We want to give a HUGE thank you to Bernie Kosar joins to share his remarkable journey from exploiting an NFL loophole to navigating investments and business ventures. He delves into his health and…
Bernie KosarGuest
Sean CliffordHost
Liam CliffordHost
But truthfully, when you have a liver transplant and somewhat flatline as I did about a year ago, you It's more the overtime part of your life.
So I do the you matter, not because of the University of Miami, but because I'm a pretend extrovert.
And I like to talk to younger people in particular about self-confidence and self-esteem and mental health is important.
I love my number 19, but there'll be unfortunately 19 people today in the state of Ohio that commit suicide.
We've had over 5,000 people over in the last, I think, 13 months through overdose deaths in the state of Ohio.
I'm certainly not proud to say That could have or should have been one of those statistics.
Again, the words of Jimmy Johnson, somehow, someway, I figured out a way to kind of get healthy.
I almost feel it's a responsibility for me to kind of share it with younger people that are going through this.
If you guys remember the first time we were hanging out a few months ago, I got to sit and look at you guys like I was sitting with Junior Seau and Dave Durson, you know, a couple of decades ago when we were talking about head issues and that type stuff.
And how do we figure out a way to, you know, just get by to the next day? So those guys, I didn't we didn't figure it out, you know, quick enough.
But there's a lot of older guys like me that have played this game that can't be on this podcast.
that can't show up at your games, you know, that can't be at the Ohio Fund shareholders meeting on Wednesday.
But also it's awesome to be with guys like you and be able to do things like this and not to show off or that, but to, you know, to show people that there is hope at the end of the tunnel and that we do have some things that could really help you if you're in some of those dark corners like so many of our brothers have been that have played in the league.
But truthfully, when you have a liver transplant and somewhat flatline as I did about a year ago, you It's more the overtime part of your life.
So I do the you matter, not because of the University of Miami, but because I'm a pretend extrovert.
And I like to talk to younger people in particular about self-confidence and self-esteem and mental health is important.
I love my number 19, but there'll be unfortunately 19 people today in the state of Ohio that commit suicide.
We've had over 5,000 people over in the last, I think, 13 months through overdose deaths in the state of Ohio.
I'm certainly not proud to say That could have or should have been one of those statistics.
Again, the words of Jimmy Johnson, somehow, someway, I figured out a way to kind of get healthy.
I almost feel it's a responsibility for me to kind of share it with younger people that are going through this.
If you guys remember the first time we were hanging out a few months ago, I got to sit and look at you guys like I was sitting with Junior Seau and Dave Durson, you know, a couple of decades ago when we were talking about head issues and that type stuff.
And how do we figure out a way to, you know, just get by to the next day? So those guys, I didn't we didn't figure it out, you know, quick enough.
But there's a lot of older guys like me that have played this game that can't be on this podcast.
that can't show up at your games, you know, that can't be at the Ohio Fund shareholders meeting on Wednesday.
But also it's awesome to be with guys like you and be able to do things like this and not to show off or that, but to, you know, to show people that there is hope at the end of the tunnel and that we do have some things that could really help you if you're in some of those dark corners like so many of our brothers have been that have played in the league.
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