Adonai Mitchell says he went home to an empty house after his dropped Rams TD and had to keep himself alive
"I recognize that the ball's coming to me before the ball snaps. So, I'm already on 10"
"I got caught up in the emotion of it and the thrill of, you know, finally, like this is what I've been waiting for"
"I ain't even have to see the replay. I just started jogging off the field. I'm like, damn"
"The following weeks it was like I was in the dog house"
"When I left that facility, it was just me. I had to go home to an empty house and really live through that over and over and over"
"Going in and out the building, ain't nobody really speaking that much life into me. I got to do all that myself"
PLAY OF THE DAY from Day 2 of #Bengals training camp 😳
Undrafted rookie Noah Thomas ( @Thomas3Noah) gets UP over DJ Ivey... and keeps possession on the ground 👀👀
@Local12#whodey
Tyrese Gibson just went full fire on the mic: "I got 10 billion dollars on my name... but the Lord Jesus Christ stays on my tongue."
In the middle of talking Transformers, he pulls out a cross and plants it between two giant robot props:
"These Transformers finally met the most powerful Transformer ever... Come on. The Lord Jesus Christ."
He flips the script hard:
"Y'all caught up in the robot. That's good.
I'm caught up in the ultimate Transformer—the Man who literally transformed my life."
From blockbuster sets to bold faith flex—zero apologies.
Is this the most unapologetic Hollywood testimony you've heard lately?
What hits harder: the faith drop or the "ultimate Transformer" line?