Kavon Frazier

Right.

You know, on and off the field while you're in it.

But, you know, it can be beautiful at the same time, right?

If you make the most out of it.

You know, I would like to say I did a pretty good job at it, building relationships while I was in the league.

Because nobody want to talk to you while you retire, right?

They see you washed up.

Some people think that you washed up, right?

And they see the stats of all these guys going broke after they're done playing.

Yeah.

But if you made those relationships while you was playing, that's what mean the most, right?

So, you know, in Dallas, you know, I was able to make some pretty good relationships while I was playing.

That's still, it's still ongoing now.

I don't even know if I really even had that mindset.

I just think that God allowed me to be in multiple different rooms in different situations when I was younger.

So I naturally just progressed to that.

But I don't think that was my main thought process while I was playing.

I was still doing the things that the younger guys do

with the mindset of not really understanding that this thing is gonna come to an end.

But I think God blessed me and put me in those different seats and gave me opportunities just to be able to teach guys what not to do now.