In what some are calling “the greatest story in sports history,” the man who was working as an Amazon driver early last week was declared Super Bowl MVP. But how does someone barely scraping by, making $6.50 an hour, end up in this position?

Will Campbell was used to being crowned MVP. Moving around small gigs with Amazon, UPS and FedEx, he had won many EMAs (Employee of the Month awards) within the force. In fact, after playing football in high school, he stated that if “you give up one sack a game for 12 games, you’re gonna work at Amazon.” A statement that literally came true for the 22-year-old.

To better understand the situation, NFL reporter Ronan Lemoine spoke with ESPN analyst Kelly Farland: “Now, Kelly, what did you think of his performance this weekend?”

“Ronan, if ima be honest with you, it was the greatest thing I’d ever seen. The way he protected Drake ‘Drake Maye’ Maye was nothing short of spectacular. I can’t see a world where he would’ve lost it.”

Campbell’s performance sent waves through the sports community. Commissioner Roger Goodell held an emergency press conference Monday morning, where he stated that “the league is looking into it,” before stepping away from the podium to take what witnesses described as “a very long personal phone call.” However, Campbell had bigger things on his mind. After receiving the MVP trophy, a trophy that he initially thought was another Employee of the Month plaque, he was asked about the next steps for his young career. With the possible coldest MVP speech of all time, the 22-year-old looked into the camera and stated, “Honestly? I’ve got a shift on Tuesday. I’ve gotta be up bright and early.”

Sources close to the situation have confirmed that Will did, in fact, clock in that morning, although he was a few minutes late. Amazon issued a brief statement, claiming they were “proud of the young man’s success in the football industry. His five-star rating and 98% delivery satisfaction rate speak for themselves. He keeps Pico Union’s deliveries in check.”

What’s next for the young champion’s career is uncertain, with people speculating that he is looking towards a promotion in the Southern California headquarters with Amazon and others predicting that he may try out for the National Football League. Regardless of rumors, Will Campbell will remain the most interesting Super Bowl MVP of all time.