Egon? Egon? We got

jokes.

Week one, San Fran, my rookie year.

And it was the first kickoff.

And it's back in the old day where, you know, you got to cover 60 yards or whatever.

And I turn around, I run down like 30 yards.

I turn around to get my guy and he's already passed me and smacks at Mac, like the 10 yard line.

How do you guys go about saying, like, it doesn't matter who gets paid, we all want to eat?

What was it like visiting Ireland? The Brazilian for the first time,

yeah? Yeah, that was my first time out of country.

So that's the first time I used my passport in my life.

So Ireland got the first stamp.

It was awesome.

I had a great time.

I had a Guinness or two.

How did you find the travel? Did you enjoy that aspect or was there any difficulty there or did you just enjoy the experience? It was almost like a mini training camp for you guys.

I'm trying to see if one of us can go to sleep.

But I honestly feel like I, I, like, on the edge anyway, like it's more quarterbacks than running backs that you gotta tackle.

It's a wrap

... his underhooks are crazy.

Um, obviously Trent.

Um, but I think more like a low-key guy, uh, my, my rookie year was, uh, Michael Wenwu from the Patriots.

... by absolutely balls to the wall playing, uh, just for his team, uh, just to put his stamp on the f-

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I'm standing there like my-

I'm trying, I'm trying to see if one of us can go to sleep.

But I honestly feel like I, I, like, on the edge anyway, like it's more quarterbacks than running backs that you gotta tackle.

It's a wrap

... his underhooks are crazy.

Um, obviously Trent.

Um, but I think more like a low-key guy, uh, my, my rookie year was, uh, Michael Wenwu from the Patriots.

What was it like visiting Ireland? I'm presuming for the first time, yeah? Yeah,

that was my first time out of country.

So that's the first time I used my passport in my life.

So Ireland got the first stamp.

It was awesome.

I had a great time.

I had a Guinness or two.

I know at the time of talking, we're only a few days in the camp, but what's it been like learning and sort of taking advice from him?

How would you evaluate your game tonight?

Yeah, my goal was just to come out, um, play as hard as I could.

Um, it was a little weird last week for the first time in my career playing a game that doesn't necessarily mean anything in terms of playoff contention, and I kind of had to check myself and, and this week come in with a mindset of every game matters, and, um, and we need to put the best product out there that we can, and, [clears throat] um, and that's what I try to do.

[clears throat]

How do you wrap your brain around that?

[sighs] It goes into every level of the defense.

Um, when you have your opportunity, I know we had two against, uh, Stafford, um, that could have made...

I mean, if, maybe if we get those, it, it sparks a bunch of other ones.

What was the moment like when you found out the deal was done?

[sighs] Ah, it was crazy.

Um, I was actually in meetings, and then we had the little, like a, a team meeting or a dean meeting after, and I walk out of, like, position meetings, and, uh, Maddie upstairs is like, "Oh, Omar wants to see you." He's like, "Go to his office." I'm like, "Okay.

I don't know if it's, like, happening or, like, what's going on," and then my agent started calling me.

So then at that point it kinda, the light bulb kinda went off, and I was like, "Maybe this is it.

Like, maybe we're about to get this deal done." And then my agent called me and told me what was happening.

Go into Omar's office.

What, what lives up to the hype more? Getting drafted or signing that second contract?