Former Cleveland Browns running back Eric Metcalf joins the show to reflect on his NFL career and the journey that took him from following in his father Terry Metcalf's footsteps to becoming a three-time Pro Bowler. Despite being considered undersized for the position, Metcalf dominated at every level of football from age seven through his professional career, consistently being the best player on his teams. He discusses how he was recruited by nearly every major college program before choosing the University of Texas, where he played four years and won 24 games despite never beating rivals Oklahoma or Texas A&M. Metcalf shares candid memories of his time with the Cleveland Browns, including the heartbreak of losing the 1989 AFC Championship game to Denver when the team believed they were Super Bowl-bound. He opens up about the unique challenges of being a smaller running back in an era that favored larger, ground-and-pound players, expressing how he would thrive in today's spread offense systems that value versatile backs like Christian McCaffrey and Alvin Kamara. The conversation also touches on his experience being traded to Atlanta in 1995, just before the Browns' controversial move to Baltimore, and his lifelong regret of never running out of the tunnel at a Super Bowl despite a stellar career.

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