Debo, what'd you like?

I just think the people are really nice, really polite.

It's kind of like a southern thing out here.

Absolutely.

It felt great.

From training camp, from the day that I got here, you know, they welcomed me with open arms.

Like I said earlier when I got here, it felt like I never left.

I was really only gone for like, what, seven months? Seven months is

Absolutely.

It felt great.

From training camp, from the day that I got here, you know, they welcomed me with open arms.

Like I said earlier when I got here, it felt like I never left.

I was really only gone for like, what, seven months? And then right back.

Seven months is too long.

Too long.

week.

... get to play there?

Man, Dre, that dude special.

It's a reason why he's there, you know.

It's a reason why we're going to see him, um, be in the Hall of Fame, man.

The dude, he's a legend, you know.

So I watch a lot of big body receivers.

Him, Julio, Larry Fitzgerald, uh, Michael Thomas, you know, there's a lot of guys like that I feel like that, that got the same body as me, you know.

... and focus on football.

How did you get pneumonia? I feel like that's an old person disease.

So one night I was...

Literally, I was asleep and, like, three o'clock in the morning, I just wake up and I'm just, like, coughing and I didn't go back to sleep, but I stayed up until it was time to go for, uh, time to get ready to go for the game.

And so, like me, you know, I never had pneumonia, didn't know what it was.

I thought I just had a little cough and so, uh, I called my IV lady and she come give me a IV, do some breathing treatment and like, you know, trying to get back in motion to get ready for the game and so, like, I'm putting my clothes on and I feel myself like (gasps), like I cannot breathe.

I'm like, "What is wrong with me?" So I drive to the stadium and I was just like, "Uh, I don't know what's wrong.

I keep coughing.

So you, when did you know you had that?