Muhammad Sman

Brock Purdy explains what still motivates him after getting paid and reaching a Super Bowl, and says even after success he continues to try to be comfortable being uncomfortable “You have to, whether it’s true or not, tell yourself, ‘Dude, I was drafted last. I was Mr. Irrelevant.’” “That fire that I came into my rookie year with, that chip on my shoulder trying to show those guys on the field, my teammates, the defense, ‘Hey, I’m made for this.’” “Just reminding yourself of that every single year. For me, I’m a faithful man. I believe God created me to be a competitor, to be a leader. Just because we got to the Super Bowl, I got a contract, that doesn’t mean anything.” “For me, it’s the next season. How can I go lead these boys today for this practice, for this game coming up, this season? There’s this drive of, I still got to go show and use my talents that God’s blessed me with.” “I’m this competitor that you can rely on. It’s pushing myself every single day. It’s not being content. It’s being comfortable with being uncomfortable. It’s always this uneasy feeling that I can get better.”