Jarvis Landry

Like, get on base.

Like, for me, it was really those thoughts triggered how I worked out.

It triggered the work ethic in the offseason.

I didn't have to go and work out against them, but I also knew that if I wanted to –

show up on Sundays, I have to work twice as hard as these guys, literally twice as hard as these guys.

I have to use my, my, my, my, my youthfulness as a strength.

So if it's a run plate, we go, we go run 30 yards down the field, old guy, like, you know, you know, like using, you know, and I, and it helped me develop more tools to be able to beat and slow older guys down like that, who I had tremendous respect for.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

I mean, I think I think I think it would probably have to be I think it had to be Baker.

I think I spent the most time with him.

I think at the time when I was in Miami, you know, you know, with the Adam Gase turnover from from Joe Philbin and things like that, I think Tannehill was still learning how to play quarterback.

He was.

Right.

Yeah.

And they were also still trying to figure out how to get him to lead the team.

I wouldn't say it was a bad experience, but I had more camaraderie with Jay Cutler.

I had more camaraderie with Matt Moore.

When those guys came in the game, they were just gamers.

You know, we didn't get a lot of reps together.