We all didn't expect this, of course, but I feel like with God, anything possible, everything possible.

I don't feel like this happened, you know, for no reason.

All this is, is, of course, fuel to the fire.

And under no circumstance, we all know this thing to happen.

But we understand we're on the bigger and better things.

Tomorrow's the day, we're going to be happy regardless.

That's it there.

There's a lot going on in that statement.

There's humility and there's defiance.

There's chagrin, but also chip on the shoulder. Yeah. It's hard to

balance it all. It is. It's tough. Oof. It is a slap in the face. And it does add fuel to the fire.

It does. But when you turn around and say right after that, we know this shouldn't have happened.

How are you going to direct this anger?

How are you going to harness this thing?

And there have been players over the years.

Tom Brady, best example.

Now, he lasted until pick number 199.

He used that as the ultimate motivation.

Alman Rae St. Brown.

He can still name all the receivers taken in front of him.

I remember when Michael Thomas became a star for the Saints.

And he ultimately had an incredible season in 2019 before he had the ankle injury that derailed

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