The player maintains that the journey through training and adversity is the most valuable part of a professional career.

“what you're going to remember is, you know, the training camp, like the grind of things and being like, man, I I remember the when we were exhausted. So, the conversation we had in the locker room where guys are are so tired that they're laughing.”

Tony Romo believes his intense dedication to refining his throwing mechanics and studying the game was essential for his success as an NFL quarterback.

“I went a decade without ever missing a day of throwing because I felt like I had to catch up. I was so behind as a youngster and I just I remember when I figured I was like I think I'm starting to and then it was like bam now I can make the ball go right where I wanted”