Shannon Sharpe

What were some of the things that he taught you?

So to watch him, obviously he plays the three to five.

It's a different, you mainly edge, you're on the edge over normally.

Occasionally you put your hand in dirt, but you like to rush to pass it from a standup position.

You know, I feel like as a rookie, you're always trying to be perfect.

You're always not trying to make mistakes.

So I feel like coming in, I stress so much about, like, I'm trying to be perfect.

I'm not trying to do this wrong.

Coming into the season, obviously, with it being your third year, obviously you have team goals, but...

Have your personal goals.

Obviously, I'm sure the Saxon in the director you are on right now so far this season.

Are there any other goals you had set in mind from an individual's perspective going into this season?

You know, that's something I always wanted, you know, just

You know, just watching the guys that I looked up to, like Vaughn Miller and those guys like that, like one of my favorite players ever, and just watch how they just go about business and, you know, every year making a Pro Bowl.

And it's just like, that's something I always wanted to do.

So coming into, you know, my third year, my goal is, you know, our field, of course, as a team, make it to the Super Bowl.

But for myself, all pro, you know, Pro Bowl, you know, and defense player of the year, that's what I'm reaching.

You know, every day I work, that's what I'm trying to accomplish.

Yeah.

You know, B-Y, the easiest thing you'll do is make it to the Pro Bowl once.