Jameis Winston

Just the excitement of Miami being able to play in their home field.

So those viewers obviously bring a lot of eyes.

But at the end of the day, these are still amateur athletes.

These are kids.

I was a kid in college.

All of us, the people that's on Twitter that's tweeting like, this guy sucks, he's a bad person.

You're talking about a kid.

So I always encourage, especially men, to have a point of view of like, how were you when you were 18 years old?

Yeah.

Still a moron.

And then the height of the social media wave of cameras.

I remember me and my boy Joe, man, we used to walk into Coliseum.

And I promise you, it was just like we were at a freaking glow party.

Everybody had their phone out, lining us up, recording.

As I'm walking through, I remember my walkout song for baseball was, I'll be feeling like the man when I walk through.

Right.

So, and I felt like the man when I was walking through, like everybody got their phone out, like light me up.

I'm just like, man, like, can I just not come and party in peace?

Right.

You know, you can't, we had, we had to start having house parties, man.