“I Actually Played Man”: Mockery of His Short Football Career Left Dwayne Johnson Dejected By $450M Worth Hollywood Star

First love holds a special place in everyone’s heart, and Dwayne Johnson feels the same way. Many believe that The Rock’s first love was wrestling since of his history in the sport. But he pursued a football career long before his pro wrestling career, which propelled him to the peak of his career.

Sadly, unlike other fields, he did not prosper in football. His time there was limited in the sport. Meanwhile, $450 million Hollywood star, Kevin Hart, mocked Johnson for his brief stint on the football field. This greatly disappointed the Hollywood Megastar.

Johnson and Hart are well-known for having a strong rapport with one another, and The Hollywood Buddies are notorious for their constant mocking. Considering their friendship, both actors in the ‘LADbible TV’ appearance took a quiz about their friendship.

During the quiz, Hart was pressed about what was Johnson’s position during his time when he was part of the University of Miami Football Team. In reply to that, Hart said, “I’m trying to think of a guy like what are they called they run out and they put the football tee down, in the middle of the field before they do the kickoffs. What are they called? There’s the football tee, this guy runs out and put the tee out and then gets back so he can get off the field while they start playing.”

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Following this, The Great One’s expression showed that he was quite upset with the reply. DJ, in reply, said, “No, I actually played man.” After making many unsuccessful guesses, the ‘Jumanji’ actor later learned that The Rock was an offensive tackle. The Rock recently revealed his regret regarding the NFL.

The NFL Academy has led Dwayne Johnson to have some regrets

Recently, Johnson reacted to a tweet from a user who thanked him for bringing the NFL Academy and included a photo of him posing with NFL Star, Aaron Donald. In reaction to that tweet, DJ expressed regret. He wished the NFL Academy had been around while he was pursuing his NFL career.

If there had been an NFL Academy at that time, it would undoubtedly have aided DJ in his quest for NFL success.

Do you think Johnson could have been a successful football player?

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