The Tragedy of Lawrence Phillips (Documentary)

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[owright]

Def can’t wait to see this. I’ve learned a lot about Lawrence Phillips from other documentaries so def excited to see your take on it

[daking]

He clearly took the anger towards his mother out out the woman in his life. It’s sad that people don’t put a better effort into parenting.

[enriquegarcia]

Just love your work how deep detailed you get in to it keep it up

[Traggel]

Hey Mike I saw that you are in the ER get well soon prayers up 🙏

[billdoty]

I am a Michigan Wolverine fan, and have been watching college football for along time.. Phillips was the greatest college running back I ever saw. I am still somewhat stunned to this day how he threw it all away. What a shame

[jeffreybomber]

I know it was very tragic but making Dick Vermeil cry is like an everyday activity.

[jacksonconley]

It’s still hard to believe that Rams traded away Jerome Bettis just to get this guy.

[huskerfootball]

Tom osborne created the TeamMates program. Mentors meet with the student once a week and they do activities. He wanted to positively impact these kids. He wanted to prevent stuff like this from happening. Look into it if you'd like

[loganpeters]

The fact that he tried to choke out so many people makes me concerned about what happened to him during his childhood.

[YOUltR]

He hurt women bcuz his mother was never there so he took his rage out on them it don't make it right.. imo ❤️

[omoowobhd]

A single mother is 1 of the most tragic situations that can happen to a child. Women were not designed to be alone, the story in the Garden of Eden is a great example & especially not mothers...Children need fathers more than mothers.

[freddyandfoxy]

I was just about to watch one of your videos. And then boom you posted

[paulclark]

I'm kinda surprised there isn't a 30for30 special about Nebraska yet.

[GeorgeVreelandHill]

Some people can't be helped no matter what. It's a shame. You can point fingers, but in the end, you have to take responsibility for your own actions.

[robertcherry]

Saw this on cable Lawrence Phillips running for his life very sad story, and I don’t believe his death was a suicide in prison.He definitely was a talent, but demons got best of him

[chadmccarthy]

Great video as usual. I just love how u take so much time in researching your topics. There's alot of stories I didn't even know about

[jermeydumas]

That's why you have to devote the time with kids when they are young and teach them and help navigate them through life until they reach a point of understanding life for themselves

[clydemorgan]

This is what happens when you pamper a guy and allow him to run rampant over the rules without consequence .

[justinward-angelucci]

This guy was just a POS and it was not the fault of a women or anyone else. He just couldn't handle be an actual decent human.

[malikmcclain]

The late Bill Walsh, while guiding the 49ers through their winning era was doing a live interview. He too knew of Phillips talent and took a chance, in spite of continued incidents and red flags. A siren of a nearby emergency vehicle passed by and without skipping a beat, Bill Walsh told the interviewer, " They're probably coming for Lawrence Phillips".How prophetic was Walsh? Phillips was again arrested a day or so later, and was promptly released by the 49ers.