What did it teach you?

Just more to life, for sure.

You know, being for two years, you're helping a lot of people out, especially being in a third world country as well.

You're grateful for a lot of the little things that you don't notice that you're blessed with.

And so I felt like because of that journey, it kind of matured me at an earlier stage than other dudes would go through.

And I think that's kind of what helped me through my journey in college as a walk on, even getting to the NFL and the position I'm in right now.

I feel like that humble background has allowed me to face the adversities that I've faced with a positive outlook to understand that as long as I do my job, do what I have to do, do the little things right.

But being able to go through adversity and come out on the other end, how much does that help?

Just overall, what do you think of the whole room right now?

Oh, it's awesome, man.

All of us are getting to know each other a lot better, understanding our strengths and especially our weaknesses so we can utilize that and make those strengths so when season rolls around, like I said, we make Shuck as comfortable as he can.

Especially with the rookies, they come with good headers on their shoulders.

They're willing to learn.

They ask a lot of questions in meetings and You know, those kind of things help push us as vets to, you know, have that spark, have that fire still.

Even if we're in year seven, year 10, year three, it doesn't matter.

Like how important is that for you?