Vince Wilfork

It didn't matter.

But my father used to always tell us, I don't want to be a burden to you guys.

You know, as a kid, I'm like, I don't care.

I don't hear that.

We don't care about that.

You are father.

We're going to make sure you're good.

You know, and it was times where, you know, my father would, you know, be feel good enough.

And either was my brother or me.

We would get out of school, drive home, pick my father up, bring him to the practice, get ready to practice and practice.

And we all go home together.

And that was daily.

You know, my father felt up to it and he was having a good day and he wanted to be out to football practice.

We would go get him.

We would take time before practice, you know, just go home and get him so he can be out here because my father loved that.

And he loved us and he loved the guys like he loved us.

Um, my teammates and the friends and stuff, he loved that stuff.

So, you know, everybody used to call my dad and coach, you know, because he would get on anybody.

He would coach anybody.

It didn't matter, you know, and he's always have a saying it's hard, but it's fair.