Despite growing up poor, NFL HOF'er Shannon Sharpe would do it all again | Undeniable with Joe Buck

Shannon Sharpe says he "wouldn't change anything about my life because it made me who I am."
Sharpe explains that he lived his life for one person - his grandmother who took him in at 3 months old and raised him and his brother Sterling. Their family often had 7-10 people living in this cinder block walled and cement floored home with no plumbing. Living on just $394/mo, Sharpe explains that he chose to pursue football because he felt it was the fastest way to get his grandmother a better life. Sharpe lived his life "to be an all-time great grandson".

[@King_David_97]

"She cared more that I was a good person."

[@marlabumpus396]

Wow! Your granny did a wonderful job and raised a humble man.

[@LexDime]

Baby when Shannon talks about Mary Porter i be in tears every time

[@QuanBell-wd5jo]

@lexdime me too that's real love right there

[@user-ex8ej9cl3g]

What an amazing interview. Shannon was raised well.

[@georgeheyward4824]

This is an amazing Gentleman. 👍👍

[@redmustangredmustang]

It always hurts when you lose your grandparent. I lost both my grandmothers a year with each other in 2020 and 2021. I still miss them because I would call them once a week. I still ahve my grandfather at 91 and I still call him once a week. At least I can say I won't ever regret spending enough time with them.

[@skippinhippo]

A real role model

[@garylovio1180]

Wow. What an impressive man!

[@therandysmith697]

Cheated on his gf's and put football before his own kids. So not that impressive.

[@luishiraldo9229]

💪🏼🙏💪🏼

[@earningzekrom4173]

Chads all

[@DickNasty480]

He is authentic- I will give him that.

[@Armandolorian93]

“I sure hope I’m around to see it “ 🥹