Any time for my guy, Drew.

So talk to me, man.

What was it, at what moment did it actually hit you that you were a Super Bowl champion?

What point in the game?

I don't think it's, I don't think it's really still hit me yet, to be honest with you, Drew. I think, you know, when I was out there on the

last play of the game, you know, to take a knee, I think that's, that was the first time where

it really started to sink in. And, you know, it's just continued to develop over, you know, the last couple days. And I think the parade will also sink

in a little more. But yeah, you know, it's unbelievable. I mean, I'm just a rookie. I got a Super Bowl

champion under my belt now. And now it's almost like what's next. And that's what I'm so excited

for is just to get back to the chase.

You know, I think my opportunities are just going to continue to increase.

And I'm going to have more in front of me.

So all that means I have to be more prepared, more ready to go.

And, you know, you've got a guy like Sequin to chase after.

You know, it's easy to not feel content with where you're at.

You got a chance to go on for the NFL title game and the Super Bowl and actually go in there and get snap. How do you prepare yourself for something like that? How did you sort of temper,

you know, your nerves or apprehension? Yeah, I think at the end of the day, ball is ball,

and this is what we've been doing all our lives, and I've been doing it since I was six years old, so, you know, that makes it just over 16 years for me.

Whether it's the Super Bowl or a big game that I played in at Clemson, the preparation is always

the same, and I think that's what makes the game feel the same, and obviously different games

are different magnitudes.

But, you know, if you prepare, like every game is the biggest magnitude, then, you know, you're going to be over-prepared for anything that's in front of you.

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