Pony

Whenever he was younger, he would start naming receivers.

He's like, this receiver is good at this because of this.

He was born with that because of that.

He was like, when you look at those guys, he was like, I am so unique.

And I always told myself I have to work harder than everybody else because I am not God-given with the athletic ability as a Randy Moss.

He's like, so whenever I'm in the weight room, I will work the hardest.

Whenever I'm doing sprints and doing agility, I will work the hardest.

Whenever I am practicing my releases, I will work the hardest because I wasn't born with that.

I don't have that God-given talent.

He's like, and that's what motivates me every single day is that I need to work harder than everybody else because I wasn't this superior athlete.

I made myself the superior athlete.

And I remember just like, you know, almost sitting there in awe because I'm a young, obviously a young receiver tight end in the league.

And I'm just like, this guy is the best receiver in the game right now.

Like at the 2010, this guy's the best.

And he works probably harder than every single person.

to get what he is trying to get and has gotten.

That is a pure example of having somebody to look up to.

That's a pure example right there of doing everything possible to be as best as you possibly can.

And he worked and he did that every single day.

And not just as an athlete, not just as a receiver or football player, but as a person too.