Vince Wilfork

But.

You know, at the end of the day, I wouldn't change anything.

You know, the only thing I would change is to keep having my parents here.

You know, but my process and how I had to go through my process and things I had to do to make things happen and make it shake, I wouldn't change any of that if I was put in the same situation.

Yeah, you know, so I lost my father June 5th.

My mother's birthday June 6th.

So I lost my father June 5th, you know.

And a couple of days before that, I would go see my father all the time in the hospital.

Once I leave school, I'm in college.

Once I leave school, I'll shoot up to Boynton to see my father and just to talk to him and just be around him.

I would do that every day.

And last time I did it, I don't know if it was God or what, but my father used to always say, give me your national championship ring because you're going to lose it.

Because I was known to lose everything.

And I always, I used to always tell my dad, like, no, I'm not going to give you this.

Like, I'm not going to lose.

I'm not going to lose it.

So, but something was on me that my last time seeing my father alive, you know, I called my mom.

I'm saying, hey, you know, how's pops doing?

He was like, he, he haven't talked all day.

You know, he just, you know, being stubborn.