00:00I would say during the game, my body language is I'm a competitor.
00:05And one thing about it is that I'm an ultimate competitor and whether it's going good or it's going bad.
00:14If I make a play, my body language is I'm a mean guy, raging, slapping my helmet, screaming, never really
00:23smiling.
00:24But that's just how I play the game of football.
00:26I put a lot of stuff into it.
00:28I had to put a lot of great work to get back on the field.
00:31And I feel like I hold everybody to that standard to play just like that, play mean.
00:38Like I say, it was bye week and we came out flat, we came out slow.
00:43And I was just trying to set an example of let's get everybody going.
00:47And my way of getting everybody is going.
00:49It's not going everybody tapping them on the leg and being nice.
00:53No, it's a game.
00:54Wake up, let's go.
00:55I'm an aggressive person when it comes to this football stuff.
00:59It's because I got a lot of passion for it.
01:01And I don't feel like everybody knows that about me.
01:05They think my bad body language is me just not caring or frustrated.
01:09No, it's just passion for the game.
01:10I put a lot of effort into it.
01:13And that can come off to anybody how they want to speak to it as far as that.
01:17But, you know, like I said, if it doesn't, it's not hurting anyone.
01:22It's not hurting the team.
01:23Like I said, we won the game.
01:25And then it got everybody able to be going.
01:27You know, we scored a touchdown and everything was going great in the second half.
01:30So I'm not, you know, too much about to speak on the body language because it hasn't affected the team
01:36at all.
01:36So I'm not, you know, too much about to speak on the body language.
01:38So I'm not, you know, too much about to speak on the body language.
