Kavon Frazier

If you with somebody, if I'm a safety and this guy's a safety and they paying him four times the amount that they paying me, they gonna play him, he gonna get the first op to play.

And I just never really experienced that bro.

So it was like almost a shock to me.

And I feel like because I reacted and not really responded, my reaction just wasn't right.

It was a little bit immature.

So I wish I knew what I was going into before or at least had some sort of an idea so I can prepare myself on that, right?

And I just didn't do a good job preparing myself for it like that.

And not even talented, bro.

Like, you know,

I knew I was working harder than all these players.

I knew not only I was working harder, that when I was getting an opportunity, I was making plays.

And everybody knew it.

But just because this coach might like this guy better, or they named him a captain at the beginning of the season, or they paying them a little bit more than they paying me, they got to play him.

He got to get the first opportunity.

And you know, it almost created this, this is one thing I hate about the NFL, is it almost, it teaches you, well not teaches you, you start comparing yourself with other people.

And I think that's, once you get into that type of a mindset, it's just all downhill from there, right?

Because you're not even being yourself anymore.

You comparing yourself to this other guy, right?

So, and I started finding myself doing that a lot, right?

My own teammate, if I see him miss a tackle, right?