- Cousins did not reveal which of their colleagues have been the least healthy
- The new Falcon also did not specify whether its two previous teams had the problem.
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New Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins revealed he had to tell centers he played with to change their pants after seeing brown stains while taking snaps.
Cousins did not reveal the names of the unhealthy facilities, nor whether he was in Washington or Minnesota, or both, when the staining incidents occurred.
Cousins’ unique reveal was made on ‘Cold As Balls,’ the web show hosted by Kevin Hart where the comedian and a guest soak in a bathtub filled with ice for an interview.
Cousins spent six years in both Washington and Minnesota before signing with Atlanta earlier this month.
Throughout his NFL career, Cousins has had the ball shot from close range as well as from a shotgun position.
Cousins was a guest on ‘Cold As Balls’ with Kevin Hart talking about his teammates’ hygiene.
Primos has gotten very close to the butts of the center backs to receive the snap of the ball
‘What is your biggest concern during a snap?’ Hart questioned. —Have you ever been worried about the smell downtown and down there?
“The first thing I do after practice is go to the bathroom sink and wash my right hand,” Cousins responded. ‘Because yes, it is a problem. And we’ve had some close calls with some centers that had some brown stains on white practice pants during practice. I tell them to go change their pants.’
“You’re screwing yourself,” Hart added. ‘And ultimately that shit will be on the back of my palm. Wash your ass, man.
“My immune system has to be very strong,” Cousins continued.
Hart and Cousins also talked about their career path, their Achilles surgery, and their family life.
Hart used the conversation about the smell of Cousins’ right hand to take a cheeky swipe at ‘Cold As Balls’ sponsor Old Spice’s deodorant.
Cousins also showed off the scar from his Achilles surgery, which caused him to miss more than half of last season.
The Falcons signed Cousins to a four-year, $180 million contract even though he turned 36 over the summer.
The Falcons offensive lineman has now been warned about one of the things that bothers Cousins the most.