Julian Edelman explains why everyone is wrong about Rob Gronkowski 

Immaturity is when it hurts someone - the person, the team, someone else. Sure Gronk partied like he was still in college, but he never let anyone down. I don’t think that label fits. He just lives his life.

Gronk is not immature in any way. He's the bro everyone wished they had

@@CorePathway He gives the illusion of immaturity because he tries to live life to it's fullest.

@@EXG21 and I do beleive he never gets drunk. It's all an illusion except he still knows how to have a good time. He's never been arrested for anything and has been a great example of having a good time without hurting anyone.

That's what I loved about Gronk is that he was smart with his NFL money unlike alot of people that get into his position.

He could talk to them - I doubt it would sink in.

They all play offenes, so they didnt played against each other

@@zion1711 -_-

Props to you for giving him props

@@BLTwithBACONprops to you for giving him props, for giving him props!

@@WheelchairWolverine Props All Around!!!

@@mojoschmee9320 Windmill wind farm party over here.

Would be a triangle of people who beat each other in super bowls lol Brady beat Kelce for a Super Bowl in Tampa, Travis beat Jason last year, and Jason beat Brady.

No thanks.

@@MsWarriordiva why

@@MsWarriordiva best qb of all time be salty cuz your team couldnt beat him unless your a gaints or eagels fan

After The Raiders Before MuFu’s spazz out about his retirement He’ll be back 1/3 of the season in.

@@gordonlove5121 I have no idea if he was as massive of a trash talker as you claim, but I can testify that he is an amazingly humble dude off the field. He has his quirks for sure, but anyone who has ever talked about him has never talked about him in a negative light but in a positive one. He is a funny dude, high energy, passionate, a family man, and more in my experience.

@@jonathanbraden2527 A lot of guys are like that at the professional level. They get hyper competitive and throw everything at it. That competitiveness is why they make it to the NFL or NBA, or any very competitive sport. Off the field when they're not competing they're very different. It's easier to see today because there are cameras everywhere and film footage of everything. Watch videos of any great player and it's way more common than you'd think. A humble, cool superstar like Joe Montana is the exception, not the rule. What's more common is Brady, Shaq, Barkley, Gronk, Kobe, Bird, Jordan, Sapp, the list could go on forever of all-time great athletes who quickly turn into the meanest, most driven, ruthless players on the field.

A cart of footballs tips over at the ground level and Gronk sees it, "27".

Dustin.

yup

Agreed...as they're talking about a guy getting his neck broken.

the next day 31 defensive coordinators would retire. especially if they had either Brady or Mahomes as QB.

I'm guessing a lot of conversations hurt as a lions fan. Jk

Detroit up this year

Avoid the Lions?! They were a dogshit team when Gronk played. What are you talking about?

Patriots were thinking of trading him to Detroit so he got out of dodge

@@oneball1926 ...because Gronk is retired, and the Lions are actually pretty good now...

@@oneball1926 He was almost traded to the lions, so Gronk retired cause he didn't want to go there.

"Stand up!"

Here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QAADbVismVM.html Announcers don't make a big deal of the hit, but he was laid out on that crack block, didn't play the rest of the game.

@@kosciuszko1944oof. Well, he does hammer him!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QAADbVismVM.html 1:08:56 Check the left side of the LOS. In pass pro he drove him backwards about 20 yards. This is the most dominant pass blocking rep I have ever seen of any player since 2006. 15 yr olds shouldn't get overpowered like this by TEs. This was before the Crack play where Gronk injured him

Not necessarily. It's likely more pattern recognition. Ie he has previously seen/heard the square roots of numbers near that and knew the "area code". I assume his memory is pretty solid to be an NFL WR

I'd say 1022 and 4096 are not very close.

Terrible quick math considering 60x60 is 3600. Real quick, you know 1022 is closer to 900 than 1600 and can guess low 30s.

most of em are on drugs...

Ole Kansas city cheets

​@@lamarbearden7927lmao cry about it

Gronk isn't dumb.

That’s only you that thinks that, for whatever ridiculous reason

@@tim.noonan Belicheck....his wonderlic scores. Much greater indicators than your claim. 🙅‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Gronk is smarter, richer, extremely talented and a master at his craft, retired in his 30,s with enough cash to last a lifetime, what’s dumb about that dickwad. So who’s the dumb one now !

​@@heartolion89Gronk scored a 32 on the Wonderlic; the average for Tight Ends is 22. Brady only scored 33 (1 point better than Gronk); average for QB's is 24. Gronk's got 4 Super Bowl rings & Brady's got 7. By your reasoning, Fitzpatrick should be the best player of all time! He scored a 48 (out of 50 max) & went to Harvard, but only wound up a journeyman QB. Patrick Mahomes only scored a 24 & Travis Kelce scored a 22, yet they have 2 Super Bowl rings in 3 appearances.

Well damn 😂

And Travis will always be better than you😂

@@trizzi_-_247 keep wishing

What’s your statline?

@@RoccoKergo I may not be in the NFL, but on the sandlot I was pretty dominant.