00:14I love to learn from him. I've watched his take, obviously. I think everyone who's been a rus
00:20her from anywhere across the line, they have a lot of respect for him.
00:25I don't want to push him one way or another. If he's here, I'm going to be
00:29excited to be his teammate, his partner and client.
00:43If Aaron Donald decides he wants to be a part of it, I do think that he's going to
00:47impact and influence positive change.
00:59Guys like him are why you coach Jordan. He has elevated everybody.
01:02I think the epitome of greatness is making everybody that you're around in every situation you're
01:07a part of better.
01:08It's exactly what Aaron does. And that still doesn't do justice to what an impact that he's
01:12made in terms of elevating our whole organization.
01:15And he is the effing man.
01:28I surpassed anything I ever thought that I wanted to do.
01:31I thought, you know, coming in I wanted to be an all pro and a pro bowler.
01:36But, you know, to sit here and say that, you know, I had a lot of individual success, man.
01:41And I would have never thought in a million years, you know, full circle that I'll be sitting here
01:48right now
01:49with the success I had in the short amount of time this week.
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