Miscellaneous
Glyn Milburn played in the National Football League for nine seasons where he earned All-Pro honors in 1995 and 1999. In this episode he talks about how he got started in the game, why he decided to transfer from Oklahoma to Stanford following his freshman year in college, and what it was like that December day in 1995 where he set an incredible NFL record with 404 all-purpose yards in a single game—a mark that still stands today. Milburn also discusses his transition to life after football and how he has parlayed his time in football to a career as a successful businessman off the field including his time working in government with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and other efforts lobbying to get a stadium built in downtown Los Angeles.