Sometimes you

sometimes,

sometimes the best way to do that is being in a division where they got to see you twice a year.

So, you know, I think that sometimes having that something to prove or wanting to prove to somebody probably you know play some part and him specifically ended up in Philly. I'm What's up is key, shan? All facts, no breaks and joining us today is wide receiver

from the New York Giants Darius Darius Slaton.

So tell me, man, you're getting ready to actually,

training camp is right around the corner, you're about a week away.

What has this off-season been like trying to get ready, Darius,

for training camp.

It's been pretty good so far. It's been training trying to stay in shape, get my body

ready to go. I train in Georgia so it's been hot. So that'll probably help me when I get

back up to Jersey won't be as hot but it's been a good off season so far.

So when you look at where you was drafted at coming out of Auburn on the fifth round

171 pick overall so you outperformed, you know, that draft position, your rookie year, what would you, you know, what type of advice would you give to players that had high hopes going into the

draft but not necessarily getting their name called into the later rounds what type of

advice would you get those guys to kind of get over that?

I would say just believe in yourself.

You know, everybody no matter where you get drafted or your contract status,

everybody has to go out there and compete so

at the end of the day once you start day one of camp obviously there's you know hierarchy

amongst the team but at the same time everybody's competing everybody has to go out there and

show if there's a guy and they're getting paid 20 million you need to go out there

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