I just want to give back and kind of be a resource for younger generations.

My last name is all I have. I try to carry that to a high standard by setting high expectations.

Judges have a hard job. It’s not just putting someone in jail or slapping someone on the wrist and giving them a punishment, but it’s protecting society as a whole.

I owe a lot to Darren Perry. I don’t think I’d be this far this early if it wasn’t for him pushing me to run an extra second or showing me a play on film and telling me when I see it, that’s the green light to go do it and don’t be afraid to take that next step and take chances. That’s what the game is about.

I was a bass fisherman. I liked bass. That was my thing.

I was once that kid that needed a donation – that needed help to go to camp because my mom wasn’t able to pay for it.

I never met him. But just growing up where Deacon Jones did, he motivated me to be great, showing the NFL was possible.

My guy growing up was Deacon Jones from Eatonville, Florida, where I’m from.

Deacon Jones grew up a street over from my grandfather, where I was raised.

I really don’t care about stats. I don’t care about any of that stuff. I just care about performing each and every weekend and helping my team win ball games.

It keeps me humble just to know exactly where I came from and all the hard work I had to put in to be here. It feels good to reminisce about the past.

I’m a free safety. The one responsibility I have is making the play, really. So I take those chances.

Having a head coach pushing you is definitely a plus.

I’m a baller. Put me in the position to make plays, I’m going to make plays.

Give me an opportunity, I’m going to take advantage of those opportunities.

Anything is possible as long as we believe in each other, always stick together.

Bad thing about playing at Alabama? I really didn’t have any bad moments.