NFL Players Premiere League Celebrities and Legends with MJD

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Head to Los Angeles for the NFL Players Premiere League flag football game, featuring the talents of pro Maurice Jones Drew and former NFL MVP Terrell Davis. Plus, hear from actors Brandon Molale and Donald Faison as they describe what it’s like living the dream against their favorite football legends. Will Maurice Jones Drew play as himself in Madden 12? Hosted by Adam Ray.
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Welcome to Young Hollywood.
Hey Young Hollywood, Adam Ray, here with Brandon Malali. Um, dude, you uh, you just participated in the NFL players premiere league game with celebrities and legends. Uh, you being a celebrity. How did this feel, man?
You know what? I get to live my dream out here playing flag football. It may be flag, it may not be the NFL, but at least I get to catch passes from guys like Steve Young. And today, Steve Bono was out there. You know, and I got Jesse Palmer's on my quarterback. I, you know, get to do stuff with like Warren Moon and Joe Montana and it's like, it's, it's, you know, it's the NFL Premier League. It's awesome to be a part of this game to be honest with you. Uh, you know, I, I grew up as an actor. At five years old I knew what I wanted to do and uh, I missed out on a lot of sports because of it and I think I'm making it up as an adult now. I scored a touchdown.
Did you really?
Which is huge.
How did that feel, by the way?
It felt good because I scored a touchdown on a professional athlete, or a former professional athlete. He still was a professional athlete. Yeah, he was paid to be an athlete at some point in his career.
Who was it? Can you say or is there someone who's confident?
I'm gonna keep it. I'm gonna keep it, you know, I don't wanna see him out, you know, filming a scene one day and him get the better of me and then go on Young Hollywood and be like, you know, I was in this scene with Donald Faison. Yeah. I've worked with better.
Here with uh, Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew. Maurice, you went to UCLA. It's a pretty sweet homecoming, yeah?
Oh yeah, definitely. I mean, just coming back, seeing everybody, smelling the grass, the trees.
Grass smells great.
Oh, it does. It's a beautiful campus. I mean, you can't beat it. I don't know why, you know, people wouldn't want to come here.
So, uh, the new Madden's coming out in August. You're you're a gamer, yeah?
I came out of the womb with a controller in my hand. I don't know what else you call that.
Awesome, is what you call that, I think.
Pretty much.
Uh, all right, so, uh, you play yourself in the game though, yeah?
No, I don't. I, I I I call that cheating.
Good for you, man.
Cause you know why? If I did play with myself, I would never lose. So, Yeah. Just I just, I'd rather.
Dude, that is so, dude, that is so big of you, man. But let me ask you this. Now, are there plays that you might create in your playbook in Madden that are so crazy, like some Maurice Jones-Drew special that you're like, man, this might work in the game.
No, not at all. You know, I I just stick with the basics, man. I don't do any glitches or anything. I just, I just, I don't know if you can curse on the other end. I kick ass with class, though, it's as simple as that.
Well, oh, watch your language, bro.
I'm sorry. I apologize. I just try to be, I try to be a gentleman while I beat people's heads in at the same time.
Now you won Super Bowls, uh, but you just played in the NFL players premiere league game. Pretty much the same thing. Uh, no, obviously not. Uh, what is it, I mean, you won MVP. This dude, what are you just walking, just going around to every little game and picking up MVP awards? Dude, are you gonna enter the Tricep competition and just try to go get MVP of the.
Of course.
All right.
Of course. I mean, when I, when I hit the field, man, I'm not coming out on the field to do nothing else but to win. I'm a winner. That's I just, I gotta win. This is my trophy. Look at that thing. Now I have two trophies. This is my MVP trophy. And it's gonna go right next to my real MVP trophy.
I've uh, I've got a uh, still got my little league trophy. It's not as big as cool as that, but it's got like a p-, it's got like, you know,
Don't matter. Don't matter, man. They all, they all mean the same on that level. Cause they're all equivalent, you know what I'm saying? You think about when you were that age playing pop Warner, then that trophy to you meant the same as my Super Bowl trophy meant to me at this age. You feel me? You feel me? J-
Hey, I'm just. Jam right, dude, and a lot of people don't know that, dude. That little league Pop Warner trophy, dude, I'm still.
I'm tryna tell ya.
Terrell Davis, dude. Are you, are you a gamer though? Do you play Madden?
I used to.
Used to. Did you play yourself when you played?
Oh yeah, absolutely. Man, I was 5,000 yards a season, you know, 6,000 yards a season. I'd have 4-500 yard games. I'd do I'd wear myself out so much, man. You know how your energy bar go. I'd wear myself out because I'm giving me the carries all the time.
Hey, what's up? I'm Donald Faison and you're watching Young Hollywood. Do they still do this? Like this.
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PEOPLE MENTIONED
- Adam Ray
Hosted the video's interviews
- Brandon Molale
Actor interviewed about playing in the game
- Maurice Jones-Drew
NFL pro interviewed about the game and Madden
- Terrell Davis
Former NFL MVP interviewed about the game and Madden
- Donald Faison
Actor mentioned in the description and transcript, gives a shout-out
- Steve Young
NFL legend mentioned by Brandon Molale
- Steve Bono
NFL legend mentioned by Brandon Molale
- Jesse Palmer
NFL player mentioned by Brandon Molale
- Warren Moon
NFL legend mentioned by Brandon Molale
- Joe Montana
NFL legend mentioned by Brandon Molale




