All he did was mention old players and coaches that he knew and people he worked for. That's who he is. As authentic a speech as I have ever heard. It's not about him, it's about everyone else. That is what I have always taken from Vermeil personally in leadership. An excellent representation of that principle. It's the people you surround yourself with that lift you up. You are nothing without them. It's kind of a forgotten idea today it seems. Luckily we have a coach in McVay that follows that principle.
