Transcript: Safety Nat Berhe

Safety Nat Berhe

June 1, 2016

Q: Are you fully healthy now?

A: Yeah. 100 percent.

Q: Do you ever worry about it?

A: I don’t and that’s it.

Q: How much better do you feel this year compared to last?

A: It’s a total polar opposite than last year. I’m happy.

Q: What do you feel you have to prove to the team?

A: Just stay healthy and play football.

Q: It’s a crowded safety room?

A: It is.

Q: How do you guys get along knowing there’s a job open?

A: For me, I’m cool with everybody. I feel no certain way towards anybody in that room. We come out here and we compete, but you compete against yourself. The competition is between you.

Q: Do you feel you have an advantage over a rookie because you were here last year?

A: Only time will tell if anybody has any advantage over anybody. We’ll see.

Q: Do you feel you have an even better grasp of the defense?

A: I think so.

Q: How much did you miss football last year?

A: It’s just like with any other job. You have your job. You clock in and you come into work. It’s hard not being able to do that.

Q: Did you follow the team as much as you possibly could?

A: Yeah. You kind of know how it feels to become a true fan sitting from the outside looking in.

Q: What did you do to pass time?

A: I was on IR with two other guys. We hung out a lot, did some things and just tried to stay close.

Q: Two other guys at your position. It’s not a club you want to be a member of is it?

A: No, but at least you’re part of a club.

Q: Do you guys have a bond?

A: Yeah. You spend most of your time with that person and you know much more about them than the average Joe.

Q: Do you think you all look pretty good?

A: Yeah. I’d like to think so.

Q: How much did it help to be with them?

A: We all understand this is a business and we all understand this is a competition. Each day is a new day and each day you get better.

Q: Do you guys compete against each other?

A: I just try to stay in my own lane and do what Nat Berhe has to do.