4th and South - Jarvis & Lenny tell SURPRISING NFL Draft stories

In this episode of 'The Herd with Colin Cowherd,' Jarvis Landry and Lenny join forces for a candid, emotional deep dive into Landry's NFL Draft journey and early career. Landry recounts the highs and lows of being a top-five pick in the 2014 draft—his pride in being drafted by Jacksonville, the heartbreak of not hearing his name called in the first round, and the unexpected phone call from the Dolphins that launched his career. He shares intimate details: the emotional weight of his family’s sacrifices, the symbolic meaning behind choosing jersey number 14, and the intense pressure of being a high draft pick expected to save a struggling franchise. The conversation also reveals lesser-known stories, including Landry’s decision to skip his bowl game for health reasons—making him a pioneer in the trend of players sitting out for personal and medical reasons. He reflects on his rookie year in Jacksonville, the culture of rookie duties, and the stark contrast between the lavish Miami Dolphins' rookie night and the more grounded Jacksonville experience. The episode closes with Landry’s bold redraft of the 2014 receiver class, where he places himself third behind Mike Evans and Odell Beckham Jr., while questioning the value of players like Brandon Cooks and Kelvin Benjamin. Throughout, the tone is reflective, proud, and deeply personal, celebrating resilience, family, and the unglamorous grind behind NFL stardom.