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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2025 · 1H 14M

Episode 30- Jeremy Langford (MSU & CHI RB)

from Nathan Doherty Pod · host Nathan Doherty

Jeremy Langford joins the show to talk about his football career at Michigan State , where he lead the team to a Rose Bowl and Cotton Bole victory in the 2013 & 2014 Season. He then talks about his professional career with the Chicago Bears ; in which he had 800 yards as a rookie; playing alongside Chicago legends like Jay Cutler, and Matt Forte. 0:00 Introduction and Background 02:54 College Recruitment and Early Career 05:48 Transitioning to Running Back 09:09 Memorable Moments at Michigan State 12:01 2013 Season Highlights 14:55 The Rose Bowl Experience 17:57 The Comeback Against Baylor 25:32 Celebrating Senior Year Triumphs 26:12 The Big Ten Championship Showdown 29:45 Memorable Runs and Defining Moments 30:16 Coaching Insights and Team Dynamics 32:31 Comparing Michigan State Legends 37:23 Life with the Chicago Bears 45:55 Rivalries and Team Culture 51:24 Future Prospects for the Bears 52:22 Reflecting on Last Season's Challenges 55:01 Building a Stronger Team for the Future 58:20 Memorable Moments in the NFL 01:01:06 Transitioning from Football to Life Beyond 01:01:52 Thoughts on Michigan State Basketball's Season

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