Відео

16:12 I like this guy! Even when he talks about himself, it's all about praising others. ❤🙏✝️🙏♥️

My son was a Vietnamese orphan my wife and I had the privilege to adopt. I always pointed out Dat Nguyen as an example of a man who didn’t let anything stand in the way of God’s plan.

He is near the top of the list as the best human being that ever wore a Cowboys jersey .

I discovered Dat through a distant family member of his and best friend of mine in new orleans and i always saw Dat and his abilities in my friend and always thought he would be the next one up. I didnt know Dat was a believer. I was able to share Christ with my friend and he gave his life to the Lord. Unfortunately i lost contact with him and my hope today is that he can be that next one up spiritually speaking in his family and for all those around him. God bless’em both!

If his family only came to Louisiana and Dat wind up playing for Tulane or LSU and ultimately for the saints..and he would be the true WhoDat.

I didn't know he was a Christian. I grew up in San Diego, where a lot of Vietnamese families were settled. How did he get to be so big? Most Vietnamese people are not that big.

Really good LB for the Cowboys

How inspiring. Hope he is not first and last Vietnamese to play in NFL.

thật vui khi thấy một người Việt Nam trong thể thao Mỹ!

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Where is his Chik-Fil-a located in FT Worth?

This is an interesting historical perspective on the development of Captrust. Thank you

Dat Nguyen looks better in a suit! ❤🎉

Dat Nguyen is great! Thank you for an inspiring, and informative interview!

Interesting!

Vinnie is a leader of leaders and has been that way for more than 30 years. Proud to call him my friend!

Dat is such a winner. Love this guy. whoop. Gig’em.

He's the best coach in the country

Well Done...On Both Sides of the Table!! Penetrating Questions with Upfront/Direct Answers!! Well-worth the Time!!

Superb interview, Jeff! Covered a lot of key points crucial to great leadership! Well done! Thanks, Andy

Amazing interview! Big fan of this channel. Keep it up!

Gig ‘em, Dat! Love your story. God bless.

Beautiful!

As a Christian I always admired how Chick-Fil A Franchise has worked out in which you must be hands down....I have tried once but Yet no luck. Love the fact that they dedicate the Sunday to the Lord.

Great interview! Dat is a great example of servant leadership.

he's a legend all around...and in CC, TX too

yeah, yeah, right,right,yeah.yeah...

Wow!! Awesome! I remember playing basketball against Dat in High School.

He was one of the great ones!

This Guy is The American Dream

Chick Fil A is homophobic and anti-everything and phony fake pretend christian.

I'm a Red Raider, but Dat was the truth at Linebacker. Loved watching him play. I'm glad he is doing good

Great interviewee. Ok interviewer.

you should still pray the Rosary my good brother

I started following football, because of Dat. Amazing time...

Amazing story and testament to Christ our Lord

It's easy to see why this man is successful. We need more men and women to be examples for this generation.

Not just TA&MAll-American, Hall of Famer!

Dat was so kind not to correct the host - VietManese 😂

I followed Dat Nguyen throughout his career with the Cowboys, and I remembered Bill Parcell saying that the only player he would not trade was "Dat Nguyen", that was how important Dat was to the team. But I have to disagreed with Dat saying that the Viet Cong was eliminating "Christians" and forcing everyone to be a "Buddhist". I believed that's what Dat's father told him, but it's further from the truth, matter of fact, today in Vietnam, still a Communist Party, there's a large Christian segment there. The Vietnam War was simply a pawn war between the United States and Russia (Soviet Union then) and the Vietnamese people got caught in the middle, my family was Buddhist, my grandfather owned an exporting (rice) company, my mother owned a shrimping business that was exporting to the West. The Viet Cong didn't cared if you are a Christian, Muslim, or Buddhist, they stole my grandfather's land and company, he jumped off the balcony and committed suicide, he couldn't watched the land that he owed, its been handed down through generations, burned, ransacked, and confiscated. My mother too lost her company, I was 6 years old when they put me and my mother in re-education camp, my father was a POW because he fought with the Americans. My mother and I was allowed to leave camp for my grandfather's funeral, but we never made it, my Aunt had arranged for us to board a boat out of Vietnam. It doesn't mattered if you are rich or poor, Christian or Buddhist, the Viet Cong came for everyone, my Uncles, Aunties, relatives, thousands of Vietnamese, we all had the same story.

So jesus have so much time that he put him in a position to play football, and on top of that America's team too. Wow,...no wonder jesus don't have time left for poor starving sick children in Africa, Asia. What a joke. Keep on selling your BS jesus story to the dumb mass.

There is no substitute for hard work!

One of the best lb at Texas A&M

His Chick-fil-A store, located in the Montgomery Plaza area off of 7th Street, is always super busy but do a great job getting folks served. Always have been a great fan of Dat Nguyen at Texas A&M and now as a franchise owner.

What a great man to work so hard to spread the word of God to our youth!

The sugar bowl was epic

man the foresight his father had to invest in a radio with his limited funds and got his family to safety! That's amazing!

One of greatest men to wear the Maroon & White! A true class act! To God Be The Glory…

Dat is a HERO period. His upbringing and his impact are the stuff of legend. A wonderful player and a better human being. What an impact he is on the Cowboys and the community at large. Wow!

I loved Dat Nguyen as a player at A&M and Cowboys. And I hate the Cowboys!