Like I Said, Repetition In Practice And

Not Wanting To Disappoint Is What Pushed Me To Be Successful.

I Used To Help Out My Father, A Bricklayer, In The Summer. I'd Catch The Bricks (that Were Dropped). And It Made Me Strong, Catching Those Bricks. I Wouldn't Change Anything About It. That's Why I'm Where I Am Today. Really.

After I Got Disciplined I Got Introduced To Football And Then After That Everything Just Took Off For Me. I Had A Lot Of Role Models: The Teachers, The Coaches. Watching Them Give So Much To So Many Students So They Can Be Successful In Life Basically Just Ingrained In Me That I Think It's More Gratifying For Me To Give Back And Than Just To Receive.

I Played The Game For 20 Years, And I Think That Kept Me On The Football Field, Being Adjusted. Getting Hit So Many Times, Being All Out Of Whack, And Going In To See My Chiropractor Kept Me Back On The Football Field.

My Work Ethic Came From My Parents And My Fear Of Failure. I Came From A Small, Predominantly Black School And I Didn't Want To Let Them Down.