And when you're on the top of the mountain, like you were, that moment, I mean, that is time for reflection a lot of the times, right? And you're sitting out there in that moment where during the national anthemem, it's, you're not talking to anyone, you're not looking at your phone, you're not doing any of those things, right?

And it gives you a great time to think during that moment.

And that is a great opportunity for you to reflect on your entire life almost to that point.

And all of a sudden you are standing on a sideline that all three of us have sat there

since we were kids watched on television and cheered and everything else.

And, you know, you may have never played organized football, but you've been in your backyard

throwing the football around and playing with your buddies and everything else.

I grew up a Niner fan during the dynasty.

You know what I mean?

So, like, I had my heroes and I wish I was Jerry Rice or whatever.

Yeah.

So, and now all of a sudden, there you are.

And you've done it.

I mean, you were the underdog.

You weren't supposed to be there.

No.

No.

Definitely not.

You're never playing organized football and you go to the,

you go to your University of Texas and you make the team and to get all the way

to that point, that's difficult.

Now, you get to that point, you end up getting cut, right?

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