Malik Muhammad

For sure.

That's the only mindset I have.

I do have a chip on my shoulder.

But, I mean, it was just a lot of emotions going on at the time.

I mean, that's a childhood dream.

And I'm just blessed to be here, be in this position, be with a winning organization with the Bears and the city of Chicago.

Well, you know, it is something different because I didn't play too much of nickel in college just on matchups.

But it's been challenging for sure, just learning the whole defense, knowing where all the pieces go, knowing where your help is, learning the insides and outs of it.

It's been new, but it's been fun.

Yeah, they're just training me at corner and nickel.

They haven't really told me that's going to be your set position.

They just got me playing both.

Well, so at nickel, in some coverages, you don't have deep responsibilities.

You are more of like a curl flat player or a quarter flat player.

So I'll say that's the difference.

I could really play both.

I mean, it really don't matter.

Whatever it is at the DB position that I need to do, I'll do it.