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Article content 'Probably my injury in the NFL. It took me a really long time to get back healthy and to overcome that and even to fight back into football after that. I think that was the biggest challenge that I had to face.' Article content Article content 'Life. If somebody gave me the floor, it would be the moment to just encourage anybody who I felt like was going through something hard, that they felt like they couldn't get through. I feel like I got a lot of moments where, in my own personal life, where I thought like this was over, you know, it was done. But I just continued to work. And it always works out, even when it doesn't look like it.' Article content Favourite football memory? Article content 'Honestly, man, I would say it have to be winning the Super Bowl. That was just second to none. Having that experience, the team that I was on, the guys that were in that locker room — it was incredible.' Article content Article content Article content 'I make music in the off-season. I like to write. I like to make music. I write short stories. I was published in the 'Anthology of Young Americans' when I was like 10 years old. So, writing has always kind of been like something that I've done.' Article content 'I had a job in high school where I was working at an Indian restaurant. It was like an Indian Chipotle almost. So I was like making tikka masala and stuff like that. But my high school coach ended up telling me to quit that job.' Article content Article content 'I've got like three jobs I think I would want to do. One would be coach. Two, I would want to be some type of entrepreneur, as far as owning my own business or in the stock market. And (three), I would want to get into real estate.' Article content What else would you like people to know about you? Article content 'I'm just a guy. I just enjoy being around my guys. I enjoy coming to work every day in a good environment and just being myself. I like to have fun, joke around with the guys, talk a little stuff. I mean that's really just me. I try to stay even keel throughout my day.' Article content
