The Same Thing I Applied To Football,

I Think The Thing About That Was I Was Always Willing To Work; I Was Not The Fastest Or Biggest Player But I Was Determined To Be The Best Football Player I Could Be On The Football Field And I Think I Was Able To Accomplish That Through Hard Work.

The Absolute Worst Thing A Receiver Can Do Is Worry About Not Catching The Ball Or About Getting Hit.

My First Experience With Football Was Not Very Good Because I Didn't Plan On Playing Football. I Was Just Playing Hookie One Day And I Was A Sophomore And Decided Not To Go To Class. And The Principal - Normally He Does His Rounds And I Thought I Had Him Down Pretty Good Where He Was Going To Be - He Sort Of Walked Up Behind Me And Scared Me. He Noticed I Could Run Real Fast. So That's How I Got Introduced To Football.

I've Grown Over The Years And I Know How To Adapt To Situations, Where I Can Go Into A Situation Where There's A Crowd Of People And Just Take Over. But Pretty Much I'm Off To Myself. And I'm Totally Committed To The Game Of Football. That's Why I've Had So Much Success.

The Enemy Of The Best Is The Good. If You're Always Settling With What's Good, You'll Never Be The Best.