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and joined right now by superstar second year receiver malique neighbors malik thanks for coming on are you, man? Thanks for coming on. Appreciate y'all for having me. I'm good. How are you? Well, I think just as a simpleton football fan, you had a great first season for you. How did you feel your first season one? It was normal to me. That's not me. That's not my play. I'm better than that.

I know for sure I'm better than that.

That was just scratching the surface.

What do you think you can do in year two now that you've had a year under your belt to make you even better?

I mean, I feel like I still got a lot of learning to do.

I mean, I learned new something.

I mean, I learned something new every day, especially with these new quarterbacks in, just with terms of different looks, different coverages. So I still got a long ways to go. I just got to get more comfortable when I'm out there, more confident. And I feel like, you know, sky's the limit between, you know, what I can do in this upcoming year. You talk about those new quarterbacks, and James is here, obviously Russell Wilson is a starter. Jackson Dart who's young and probably won't play early this year. But talk to us specifically about Russell Wilson. What kind of leader he's been for you guys and obviously throwing the deep ball is his forte. That's right up your alley too. I mean, the type of leader he is, you know, he's building like team camaraderie in the locker room, you know, calling people when they need to be called out, leading by example, vocal leader, making sure the offices, you know, moving as one unit, nobody's doing their own thing. So having that vet quarterback and to keep everybody, you know, leveled out, you know, we need that as, you know, we needed that for a long time here. And I'm sure that we, you know, we put the right people in place to have that. Right. So when you're a rookie, you don't know what to expect from a team expectations, all that. You have no idea. Coming into this year, after having a year under your belt, the struggles that the team had a year ago, knowing where you come from at LSU or all you guys did was win. What can you do to help rise this team? Because I think that's what the giant fans are looking for, stars, to take those next steps, to push this team forward, even though people have doubts. How can you guys get there? I always say, you know, it starts with, it starts in the locker room with team, like I said,

team camaraderie. You know, we got to be one team.

It can't be nobody doing their own thing. So that starts with, you know, having people in the locker room, I'm going over there, talk to the D-Lyman. I'm going over there talking to the safeties, talking to the corners, you know, just to like have the team, like, so it could be a team.

I mean, when I was at LSU, we always, like, have the team, like, so it could be a team.

I mean, when I was at LSU, we always, we had a great job, but we all was, we all was the one team, we all had a good relationship with everybody. You know, we spent time outside the locker room, you know, we, we got a chance to meet, you know, where we come from or just, you know, personality. I think that's the best thing is because when you know your brother that's fighting for something on the other side of football, you know what he's fighting for, you don't take his, you know, his day that he's not going as hard, you push him to beat at. Right. And when he is going hard, you keep telling him, you know, it's going to pay off. You know what you're fighting for, and I know what you're fighting for, too, so let me help you fight. What's the fan been like out here?

The fans around this, because, like, we used to go up to Albany.

We were discreet. It's going to pay off. You know what you're fighting for, and I know what you're fighting for too, so let me help you fight. What's the fan been like out here, the fans around us?

Because, like, we used to go up to Albany.

We were disconnected from our local fans. It was a different fan base up there. But for us, as a team, it felt like we were just all around each other all the time. What are the fans been like down here?

Especially because, I mean, there's some names and faces that people are excited about on this team.

I mean, yeah, I mean, the fans been like down here? Especially because, I mean, there's some names and faces that people are excited about on this team.

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