Patty Pimblett

He was here in the summer.

I needed a quarterback throw to and had fantastic throwing sessions with him.

And and it really started to build respect for him and just his talent, his his love for the game.

But yeah, I think he's got, he's got, and he takes a lot of heat for that, like saying that, but like, I feel like all of us as athletes have that, like, like when I'm, when I'm on the field, I'm, I'm a different person.

I'm not, I'm not Adam.

Like I'm not my, my son's dad, like, like how I treat them every day.

Like when I'm on the field, like I'm a different person, like.

an attitude comes like a mindset.

And so like, I understand where he's coming from.

Like he, he's a different person on game day, which he should be like, that's, that's part of the thing.

And that's what makes a lot of these guys great when they, when they step across the line, like they're different.

And, and that's what I really, honestly, when I first started coaching,

Throwing with JJ and getting to know him, that's what I loved about him.

I saw that.

I saw this intensity when he started playing and stepping across the line, this intensity and this competitiveness.

Those are like, all right, this guy is going to have success in the league.

100% earned.

That guy, I mean, there's so many times that I would pull KO to the side and be like, man, this guy's special.

Like, he's different.

And like you said, like, just the adversity that was happening through the season and just the guy that showed up every day, busted his butt.