Jameis Winston

But this year was fun.

It was very unique because of the dynamic that we had in our quarterback room with having a Super Bowl winning champ and having a first round pick and having myself who threw for a gazillion yards.

So, starting off with Russ being a starter, man, literally I'm just like, I just remember the day like the back of my hand where I'm excited, like just signed with the New York Football Giants.

Two weeks later, I see Russ, big smile.

Yeah.

I'm like, what?

Russ?

I already know they're going to draft a young kid.

Now I got to go through him.

And then training camp gets here.

Dave gives him the position.

And to see how Russ and Jackson were just being nurtured in this system where I'm just like, man, me and Tommy DeVito, who's with the Patriots now, I'm just like, man, am I going to get enough reps?

Because one, Russ is learning the offense.

Jackson is a young rookie, so he's learning the offense.

So it's not enough reps for everybody in training camp.

So it really was a very unique experience for me competing.

I remember reading Tom Brady's novel with his sports psychiatrist in Michigan, where Tom was talking about his opportunity at Michigan as the backup.

How like every practice rep, he was playing a game rep because he didn't know when was going to be his next opportunity.

And then eventually he ended up overtaking the starting position next year, starting to lead them to win the Rose Bowl.

Right.