Brandon Marshall

The coach knows, okay, cool, well, if I got this player, I really want him, because he's experienced, he's seasoned, but the GM may have a different mindset with it, right?

So it's money, but also it's like, how much better are you?

Can you really go out there day in and day out, at practice, by the way,

and in the game and show that you're better than this young kid that we drafted to replace you.

You learned it over time?

I learned it over time.

Nah, nah.

I mean, I've seen people, you know, just fall out of love with the game.

Right.

Because it is political.

And it's not always, you know...

a lot of people feel like they don't get a fair shake.

And it's true though.

Let's say you come into the league and you went to William & Mary, I don't know, but you were good enough to be an undrafted free agent.

You're on training camp, but you're fourth string.

How many reps are you really getting?

You know what I'm saying?

You're not really getting that many reps.

And so, you know, like those one or two reps that you may get, whether it's defense, offense, or special teams, you got to show out.

But a lot of times it's not enough film.