Watch JK profons, are transcended on a bad bunny during the interview of Spanish postgam

JK Dobsen Broncos cheered something to cheer on Monday night, and it was not only his performance on the field. Return back in the first place Denver to find over 100 meters in the game of 2022. Years, but what died in the immediate vicinity was his bilingual rush Interview, by clusters. Speaking with ESPN’s John Sutcliffe, Dobbins answered questions In Spanish with trust someone who put in a recorn time to learn the language.

Two discussed Denver 28-3 Domination of Cincinnati Bengal, and the conversation quickly turned music. When asked about Bad bunny It is announced as a headliner for the forthcoming Half Hall Super Bowl, the profits turned on.

“I like the bad bunny. It means a lot to have a Spanish singer in Super Bowl,” said a playful star “Bunnito”. Sutcliffe translated with the translation, calling it “El Conejo little”. A moment added a fun cultural turn in what was already a milestone to run back.

Dobbins’ travel to Spanish liquid

The Spanish ability of Dobbins is not a trick. During his time with Baltimore Ravens, he traveled to Guadalajar, Mexico, to urge himself in the tongue. He then explained that the learning of Spanish actually made a more sharper football player. “Whenever I have to learn the show, I’m like, how hard is it to be hard when I learn a new language? It’s hard to remember the show,” he said.

The effort was clearly paid. On Monday, his Spanish nature was naturally, and his excitement and the football and music showed a different side of his personality. He thanked God on the first game with 100 yards like Bronco, he praised Rookie Quarterback Bo Nick as “special” and clearly gave Denver locked on the construction swing.

The bilingual moment of Dobbins was also resolved because it came at a time when the NFL continues to expand its global range, especially in Latin America. The player who encompasses that culture and excluded on the field could become a powerful bridge between fans and franchises.

If Broncos keeps stacking, expect Dobbins to have more nights like this, glory in English, Spanish, and maybe even with little reggattero playing in a room with a locker.