MACKENZIE SALMON: Talking really quickly by your time
at Alabama, you obviously played for one of the greatest college
football coaches of all time.
So tell us what it was like playing for Nick Saban.
And did he ever give you a piece of advice or a lesson
that you learned from him and you think you're
going to carry it to the NFL?
BRYCE YOUNG: Yeah, for sure.
Playing for Coach Saban was amazing.
He was someone that demands the best out of everyone around him
and himself day in and day out.
And playing for him definitely, you
get instilled that hard work, that consistency, that push,
and to try to be the best version of yourself
every single day.
So it was definitely I wanted to be coached by the greatest
to ever do it.
And he definitely pushed me on field and off the field.
And I'm a way better person and player for going
to the University of Alabama.
And one of the many pieces of advice that he shared with me
throughout my time and my tenure being there
was really just the importance of being
consistent in what I do.
Again, I learned a lot of that from watching him.
You see him on TV and on media a lot of how much
he demands from other people.
And you could hear the rants and him getting on people.
But what people don't see is that he
does that with everyone.
Whether it's the freshman that just
got there, the star player, to coaches and even to himself.
He holds everyone accountable.
And he definitely preached being consistent in that
and how you have to be consistent
and hold yourself to a standard day in and day out.
So that's something that he lives by
and a lesson that he's definitely taught me.
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