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Giants camp. All right. So what'd you think? You know, that's the Russell Wilson that I've known for

since I interviewed him out in Seattle's. I mean, like he hasn't changed much at all.

No, he hasn't. And that's, you know, he's very rehearsed. He knows exactly what to say.

He's never

going to get himself in trouble with something that he says i mean the the only criticism is at

least for me and i'm not it's not even a bad thing i just i like to feel like i know a guy a little

bit more you know then then what he gives you it's like that, that's why I ask, like, ever get mad?

Like, I can't even, like, like, there's just like this default setting with him where you almost want to, like, break through, but he's really nice guy. I think he really cares about the people around him. I don't think that any of that is fake. I just think he's, you know, he's a very rehearsed individual, and he's done it the right way he's become in a sports celebrity who's made

hundreds of millions of dollars who has won a super bowl i i just the only like i said the only

criticism i have is sometimes i just want to be like hey dude all right you get you can save the

whole thing i think he is careful, as how I would put it.

The only controversial thing maybe he's ever said was the discussion that he had about never being or never getting a vote for MVP.

Oh, yeah.

If you remember that, that one year where they started out five and over six at O in Seattle,

and he was off to a great start it ultimately you know it kind of fizzled towards the end but he was talking in the middle

of the season about the MVP award yeah and because he was he was off to like that great start

I look at his winning record uh there's a reason though though, why, you know, Seattle tired of him.

And then, of course, Denver, the whole situation there with him and Hackett.

And then, of course, Sean Peyton comes in.

They bought him out.

Yeah, yeah.

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