As A Quarterback, Obviously, You're Going To

I Am An African-american In America. That Will Never Change. But I Don't Have To Be Defined By That.

Every Time You Step On The Football Field In Between Those Lines You're Putting Your Life, Your Career, Every Single Ligament In Your Body In Jeopardy.

There's Just A Misconception That Comes With Being A Dual-threat Quarterback. You Run First, Throw Second. I've Proven I Throw First And Then Run If I Have To.

You Always Give Credit Where Credit Is Due - To High School Coaches, College Coaches - But My Dad, The Foundation That He Built With Me, Is Where All Of This Came From. The Speed, The Determination, The Mindset, Just The Natural Belief That You Can Do Anything You Put Your Mind To, It All Comes From My Dad.

Warren Moon And Doug Williams Really Didn't Run That Much. That's The Negative Stereotype When It Comes To African-american Quarterbacks, That Most Of Us Just Run. Those Guys Threw It Around. I Like To Think I Can Throw It Around A Little Bit.