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ML: Terron, it’s an honor to have you with us today. Your transition from the New Orleans Saints to the Miami Dolphins marks an exciting new chapter in your career. How does it feel to bring your talents to Miami? TERRON: It has been an honor and a blessing to have continued my career from New Orleans to Miami. The Dolphins organization, the city, the team, all welcomed me with open arms. Such a seamless transition that it has been truly amazing being a part of this organization. Coming in with Mike McDaniel and his regime has been special. It’s a great place to be, a great energy and environment, I couldn’t be more happy with where I am. ML: Miami is known for its vibrant energy and diverse culture. How do you think living in Miami has influenced your personal style and overall lifestyle? TERRON: Miami does have so much culture and history influence. So I definitely have been paying attention to the diversity that this city has, and I’ve been finding ways to tie into my personal style and add some Miami flavor into my style. Just more of the linens, the silks, the button downs. I try to be diverse and versatile with my style anyway, so just adding that Miami flavor really enhances everything. ML: Over the years, we’ve seen your style evolve both on and off the field, your fashion choices often making headlines for their innovation and boldness. How has your fashion journey paralleled your growth as an athlete and as an individual? Could you share some of your go-to wardrobe staples and how you incorporate them into your everyday look? TERRON: I think that just evolving and growing as a man, as a person, as a professional throughout my career, there has been a lot of parallel and similarities on the field. You get and you gain more interest in things, you put more thought into things as you play for so long, you try to keep everything new, fresh, revolutionary. And the same with fashion. I used to love watching football as a youngster, and watch the players pull up in their suits. Deion Sanders was famous for the “look good, play good” mantra. So I got into the suits more. I started working with this company out in New Orleans Lavoisier, and just working with multiple brands in general, trying to