Jerome Bettis: Super Bowl Champion known as The Bus talks journey from the Detroit streets to NFL Hall of Fame, Pittsburgh's Pride, his family legacy, Notre Dame and defines today's franchise Running Back and what makes Saquon Barkley different
"The name on my back was always my moral compass." Jerome Bettis Here comes the Bus! Yes Pivot Family, we have an epic episode as Ryan, Channing, and Fred sit with NFL legend and Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis, known in the football world as “The Bus.” Bettis shares stories from his humble beginnings to strong family…
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